FujiFilm F200 EXR
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I just got the F200 EXR. I know its a slightly older model, but i think its a great little thing and the uw picture are quite decent.
I am however not sure if i should get the fuji uw casing or get a 3rd party casing. for that matter, which 3rd party casing is there for F200EXR?
can put an extra wide angle lens? strobe or extra flash??
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good stuff u have here!!
i just found out they not making the housing anymore... so looks like i have to hunt for one...
i am just not sure if the housing they have allow add on like strobe or additional flash...
but i not too much in the idea of a strobe.. as i seen lots of thread on mis-fire or not firing. i guess i dun like those fustration... i guess i am better to go for an extra flash.. now am just wondering if the fuji's housing will allow that...
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In the future consider taking a "system" approach to selecting a camera for uw use. Look at the housings (cases), lenses, trays and other accessories you are interested in and ask yourself what sort of photos you want. Please don't say you want "nice" photos in as I have no idea of what a "nice" photo to you is. You also want to consider what strobes you will use etc, the system or complete package approach is the way to go.
JFYI, these cameras today are on a very short product cycle, once you select a camera you should immediately purchase the main pieces of equipment such as the housing or you will find yourself holding a camera and searching eBay for a used housing.
James
Canon S90 with FIX90 housing, 2X Inon D2000 strobes, DIY tray, Inon UFL165AD, Inon UCL165AD, Inon UWL100-67 with dome kit, ordered Fisheye UWL-04
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between what?
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scottg - Site Admin
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hellhole wrote:but i not too much in the idea of a strobe.. as i seen lots of thread on mis-fire or not firing. i guess i dun like those fustration... i guess i am better to go for an extra flash.. now am just wondering if the fuji's housing will allow that...
To avoid misfires or not firing, look for a strobe that uses a fiber optic cable:
Quote from: http://www.uwphotographyguide.com/underwater-photography-other-underwater-equipment
"Most people not using sync cords will use a fiber optic cable. This is an inexpensive cable that carries the flash along a fiber optic cord from the internal flash up to the strobe, ensuring that the strobe slaves off the internal flash with 100% accuracy. Almost all compact camera housings support this, and some dSLR housings even have room inside the housing for the internal flash to pop up and fire the strobe."
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