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tugela, I found this article to be quite useful: Sony RX100 Series Comparison (I, II, III, IV, V and VI) - Photography Life

I don't think you'll regret that decision especially as you say the camera has sentimental value to you.

I just got the Nauticam housing for my RX100VA. If you do go that route you may regret the cost but you won't regret the quality.

Used Canon S95 for sale with a Canon WP-DC38 housing, Ultralight TR-D tray and handle and generic arms and clamps. The camera is in good used condition, comes with one battery and charger. I can include some older memory cards if you need. There are a couple of dead pixels, that's how it came...

I've ordered the M14 vacuum valve.

A couple of boxes of goodies arrived today. Thought I'd share what I ended up with.

Not yet, but do you think it is really worth it? It seems awfully expensive at $220 USD for a valve and a hand pump. If I do get one do I want the M14 or the M16 version?

Have you seen this? Best Underwater Cameras of 2018: Compacts & Mirrorless Cameras - Underwater Photography - Backscatter For video you might be better off with the Panasonic Lumix LX10. I just bought a RX100 VA with a Nauticam housing and all the goodies but I was very close to getting the...

So here's what I ended up ordering: Nauticam NA-RX100V Underwater Housing for Sony RX100 V (M5) Sea & Sea YS-D2J - Mounted on a Nauticam Flexitray Light Set A bit more than originally planned but I am getting a rather large bonus this year so I splurged. I like what Nauticam has done with...

So this was possibly too good to be true. Got the order today and Walmart sent me.... a collapsible bucket. Now this is possibly just a screw up in the warehouse but I have emailed Walmart and we will see how this plays out. I am not holding my breath though.

Sorry mods, I meant to put this in the Strobes and Lighting sub-forum.

Anyone using this light for video? How do you like it? I am looking at model # AL2600XWP with the 120 degree beam angle. I will be shooting still photos 90-95% of the time but I do want the ability to shoot video if/when I want to and this seems like the most reasonable cost for decent lumen...

I am upgrading from a S95 to a Sony RX100 VA. My key factors are the better sensor, decreased shutter lag and the much more advanced autofocus system.

Don't forget that your effective focal length will be different with a crop sensor camera. With Canon and Nikon the crop factor is 1.6x.

It must have been a typo. I'm glad they honoured the price though.

Thanks for the info. I will go ahead with the S-2000. I was debating the YS-01 too due to the focus light and separate battery compartment but ultimately I want a more compact setup for travel. I will just use it in TTL mode until I get a little more proficient with the new camera.

Another question if you will indulge me Given that I am still a new diver would it be a better idea to go with a TTL only strobe like the YS-03? No manual mode would mean less messing around and more focus on diving fundamentals while still getting half decent photos. The money saved could then...

That sucks. I just assumed it would be available in the US since it is sold by Albertson's which is an American company.

Indeed. I was about to buy from AliExpress and decided to Google it on a whim and this was the third search result. I thought it might be a typo but ordered it anyways. Just got the shipping notification today.