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For me, it is 35mm to stop seeing vignetting no matter the conditions, which is in line with Nauticam compatibility chart but as I said before, this is not the WWL-C vignetting, it is the case. I can take off the lens and get the same results. These limitations only apply to photos. Video is not...

Ok, YT was still processing the video and even 1080 sucked. It's fully up now including 4K. Enjoy :)

Yup, positive. Here is a sample at 24mm. Even official Nauticam compatibility chart mentions this (Naticam WWL-C compatibility chart).

That's my gear on a night dive. 2 x arms with floaties, 2 x 900g carbon fibre float arms, 2 x video lights, 2 x strobes and Insta360 action camera. All that is quite negative mainly due to video lights. Without video lights, this rig is slightly positive. As for the video, something is not...

@Matan F/4, ISO125, 200s, 50mm, Flash ON, custom white balance, centre-weighted. Video sample is here: HD/4K still processing so give it some time. I don't use this rig for videos so sorry for not the best example but it should give you some idea.

LX15 + Nauticam WWL-C shots

With a bit of time between dives i thought i'll give you a small update. The lens quality in terms on sharpness is undeniable. It works great with LX15 from 35mm up, below 35mm you'll see the Nauticam case port, vignetting. For videos, it does matter because it is cropped at 35mm. I will post a...

I don’t think it’s possible to use a red filter with this lens but answering your question: - no red filer; - yes strobes.

Greetings from Maledivs, For now this is a placeholder as internet is not so good. Here are some of my first shots. Low quality for now until better connection.

I will provide some in a week or two ... if everything goes well (no more cancelled flights).

You can be sure I would love to but my trips keep getting cancelled :( I have few lakes around here but with pretty bad visibility so no point even taking camera underwater.

Hmm, I've never noticed this problem but I just tested the same settings (8.8 mm, 1/80 sec, f/11, ISO 400) and I can indeed see it when making a photo of an object with strong sunlight coming from a side. It must be some sort of light bouncing inside the lens. Photos with equal light or no...

WWL-C does not support full LX10/15 focal range. My guess is that lens movement range is too large and in fact, when using 24mm you already see vignetting from the case itself. 35mm is the starting point for Nauticam case + LX10/15, not sure about other cases but I guess it's the same...

Maybe not directly answering your questions but take a look at this topic about sharpness issue with AOI: The results are in... I finally got into the pool to test these lenses KRL-01 vs UWL-09 Pro

Just to complete this topic a bit more, few additional test photos: 1) LX15 + Nauticam (No wetlens) 2) LX15 + Nauticam + UWL-09 Pro 3) LX15 + Nauticam + UWL-09 Pro Editing limited to adding yellow areas to highlight the issue.