S90 + Ikelite housing : First Impressions

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Hello,

Canon S90 users out there, can you please do me a favor, please check what are the menu language available settings? what languages are available in the US S90 models sold?

thanks

Mario
 
Canon S90 users out there, can you please do me a favor, please check what are the menu language available settings? what languages are available in the US S90 models sold?

Lots. :)

Going down the menu...

English
Deutsch
Francais
Nederlands
Dansk
Suomi
Italiano
Norsk
(I'm not going to try to type Cyrillic words!)
Svenska
Espanol
(I'm not going to try to type asian characters... Chinese, perhaps?)
(I'm not going to try to type Cyrillic words!)
Portugues
(no freaking idea)
Polski
Cestina
Magyar
Turkce
(I'm not going to try to type Asian characters... Japanese, perhaps?)
(I'm not going to try to type Asian characters... Korean, perhaps?)
(I'm not going to try to type Arabic characters)
(I'm not going to try to type Arabic characters... Hebrew, perhaps?)
Romana
(I'm not going to try to type Arabic characters... Hebrew, perhaps?)
(I'm not going to try to type Asian characters... no idea on this one!)
(I'm not going to try to type Arabic characters)

Hopefully one of those will work for you. :eyebrow:
 
Portugues
Greek
...
Turkce
(I'm not going to try to type Asian characters... Japanese, perhaps?)
(I'm not going to try to type Asian characters... Korean, perhaps?)
Thai
 
A friend of mine in Japan called INON, they are coming out with the AD mount INON adapter for Canon WP-DC35 end of february !
 
Good afternoon fm Italy,
I just ordered my new photo set:
- Canon s90
- Ikelite housing
- 2 s2000 strobe
I tried to follow this tread .. but in the end I'm lost!:bash: Who suggests to me a wide lens that gives the best results with the Ikelite housing?:D

- Fix uwl-04
- Inon ufl-165ad
- ikelite w-20
- Dyron WA15
 
Who suggests to me a wide lens that gives the best results with the Ikelite housing?:D

- Fix uwl-04
- Inon ufl-165ad
- ikelite w-20
- Dyron WA15

1. Fisheye UWL-04 (threaded or ST mount), might work with Ikelite, doubt it with the Canon DC-35, Sea Tool makes a threaded adapter for the ST to 67mm port. (Produces 130 dgree FOV native)

2. Inon UFL-165AD, bayonet mount, very unlikely this lens will work with the S90 in Ikelite housing or Canon housing. (Lens produces 165 degree FOV native)

3. Ikelite W-20 is reported to work well by several people who have the outfit and know what they are talking about with the Ikelite housing, Canon housing, not likely. (Produces 90 to 100 degree FOV native)

4. Dyron WA15, supposed to work per their web page with the Canon housing, Ikelite however is unknown. (FOV, native ?????)

5. Inon Type 2 WAL, 67mm threaded lens, probably works fine with the Ikelite, doubt it will work with the Canon DC-35. (Produces 90 to 100 degree FOV, with dome 130 degrees, native)

Ikelite says the W-20 works, there are posted photos in these threads by users, that is your surest bet but is it best? Well, maybe you can find out?

N
 
To back up Mario's information, I just got an email from uwdigitalcamera.com in Japan to say that INON are developing a 28AD adapter for the WP-DC35 and it should be available in March.

Is there a big difference between the 28AD and the AD adapters? The reason I'm asking is because the UWL-105 is much cheaper than the UWL-100 28AD and from what I've read it sounds like they both give about the same field of view at zooms of 28mm or 35mm respectively.

In that case the only advantage I can see of the UWL-100 28AD at 28mm over the UWL-105 at 35mm is the wider aperture.

Is this right or am I missing something?

Neil
 
To back up Mario's information, I just got an email from uwdigitalcamera.com in Japan to say that INON are developing a 28AD adapter for the WP-DC35 and it should be available in March.

Is there a big difference between the 28AD and the AD adapters? The reason I'm asking is because the UWL-105 is much cheaper than the UWL-100 28AD and from what I've read it sounds like they both give about the same field of view at zooms of 28mm or 35mm respectively.

In that case the only advantage I can see of the UWL-100 28AD at 28mm over the UWL-105 at 35mm is the wider aperture.

Is this right or am I missing something?

Neil

it has been reported by one poster that he was able to convert a Fuji AD adapter and use his 105AD with the DC-35--reported, encouraging, that would be great. I remain very skeptical. The 105 is not as critical on lens spacing as the 165, fingers crossed that the DC-35 does get an AD mount, it would be nice, I am skeptical, hope I am wrong.

If Inon is doing a 28AD, now, that might work. I don't have any 28AD lenses but generally speaking, no, the AD WAL and FE lenses will not work with the 28AD mount but with an adapter the 165AD macro will. If indeed Inon is developing a 28AD mount, that is very encouraging for DC-35 users, fingers crossed.

If you are committed to the DC-35 then it seems you need to just sit tight and wait and see what kit Inon offers before investing in lens options.

Yes, the 105AD WAL and 165AD FE are very different from the 100-28AD WAL. AD lenses, except for the 165AD UCL macro are not compatible with the 28AD mount. This is straight from the Inon catalog.

The 28AD lenses are made for use with a camera with a 28mm lens native (like the S90) and the AD lenses are intended for 35mm native, and, will require zooming to 35mm to eliminate vignetting and thus a very, very close mounting when used with cameras that must be "zoomed" to 35 mm because if you notice, the lens backs up as you go from 28mm to 35mm and then to 50mm before then extending to max zoom.

N
 
the AD lenses are intended for 35mm native, and, will require zooming to 35mm to eliminate vignetting and thus a very, very close mounting when used with cameras that must be "zoomed" to 35 mm because if you notice, the lens backs up as you go from 28mm to 35mm and then to 50mm before then extending to max zoom.

OK, I see. Thanks for clearing that up.

Neil
 
Some pics from Koh Lanta, Thailand
Picasa Web Albums - khunhappy - Koh Lanta Feb...
These are the (minimally) post processed pics, I will add a separate gallery with the original JPEGS after I get back.

S90+Ikelite Housing+Single INON S2000

The pics of the Moray and Cleaning Shrimp were taken with a Hoya 1.4 macro lens

Let the critique flow !
 

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