Knog quodos LED light... Check this out!
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Has anyone got any experience with these lights? Are they good enough for a noob cake? I'm heading out to Japan diving next week. I have not tested this in water yet, I fly out tomorrow and I just got the base today. I drilled some holes in the locline for filling/drainage.
This is my semi DIY tray I put together. Its very similar to the link posted above http://diversdigest.co.za/the-complete-diy-underwater-gopro-solution/. I was also taking design cues from the sea life quick release system which I was actually going to buy.
If anyone is interested:
- The tray is Delrin/acetal that was machined by a friend.
- The handles are cheap mountain bike handles from eBay that my mate gave me, approx au10 bucks.
- The "Locline" is not genuine locline its chinese gopro gooseneck from ebay au9.18 delivered (for both, what a steal). It is just as rigid as genuine locline IMO.
- 3x quickrelease tripod mount adapter base, ebay approx au5
- 3x quickrelease buckles au3
- 1x 1/4" all thread au 5 bucks
total is 32.18AUD, plus the delrin part, I paid au99 for each of the knogs. So total set up was less than 300 bucks? Could have made it even cheaper by not using the quick release buckles but this way I can disassemble the arms from the handles
This is my semi DIY tray I put together. Its very similar to the link posted above http://diversdigest.co.za/the-complete-diy-underwater-gopro-solution/. I was also taking design cues from the sea life quick release system which I was actually going to buy.
If anyone is interested:
- The tray is Delrin/acetal that was machined by a friend.
- The handles are cheap mountain bike handles from eBay that my mate gave me, approx au10 bucks.
- The "Locline" is not genuine locline its chinese gopro gooseneck from ebay au9.18 delivered (for both, what a steal). It is just as rigid as genuine locline IMO.
- 3x quickrelease tripod mount adapter base, ebay approx au5
- 3x quickrelease buckles au3
- 1x 1/4" all thread au 5 bucks
total is 32.18AUD, plus the delrin part, I paid au99 for each of the knogs. So total set up was less than 300 bucks? Could have made it even cheaper by not using the quick release buckles but this way I can disassemble the arms from the handles
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i got Knog but i use it together with gopro hero4 once only. then i bought a i-torch pro6+ 2800lumen finally.
honeslty speaking, not quite suitable for gopro, 400lumen is not enough U/W. unless you are being very close to object, but gopro is not suitable for close up with no additional close up lens. so i just used once and buy another video light.
Knog only suitable for distance within 1M, should be maxium.
honeslty speaking, not quite suitable for gopro, 400lumen is not enough U/W. unless you are being very close to object, but gopro is not suitable for close up with no additional close up lens. so i just used once and buy another video light.
Knog only suitable for distance within 1M, should be maxium.
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