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Old 08-16-2004, 05:01 AM
Jack SlopehE@d
 
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Default Re: External flash with Ewa-Marine housing: too close to the body?

On 15 Aug 2004 19:12:03 -0700, drezchikov@gmail.com (Dmitri) wrote:

>I am considering buying Ewa-Marine U-AXP underwater housing
>(http://www.ewa-marine.de/english/cameras/e-uaxp.htm) for my Canon
>EOS-300D (Digital Rebel). I intend to use it with external Sigma
>EF-500 DG Super flash.
>
>Although U-AXP does take external flashes, I am worried that the flash
>is too close to the body. If anyone has posted pictures taken with a
>similar setup I would very much appreciate a link and any comments.
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Dmitri



I thought about that housing, strictly for the price. I have an
EWA-Marine housing for my camcorder. It was a good thing I didn't
need access to any buttons and it's hard to mess with that stuff
underwater with their housings (the bag kind). I just ordered my
Digital Rebel over the weekend from tristate camera and I think I'm
going with the Ikelite 6870 Underwater Housing. It's a hardshell that
gives you access to all your settings underwater. You can buy strobe
arms for it. I know that may not help you out... but that's what I've
been looking at for my trip to St. Lucia in November.





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Old 08-16-2004, 05:41 PM
Red Stick Chris
 
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Default Re: External flash with Ewa-Marine housing: too close to the body?

You might want to check out the Forums section at www.wetpixel.com, if
you haven't already.
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Old 09-01-2004, 12:02 AM
Mike Welch
 
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Default Re: External flash with Ewa-Marine housing: too close to the body?

cdwhite@lsu.edu (Red Stick Chris) wrote in message news:<4fd521be.0408161341.4fe4d274@posting.google. com>...
> You might want to check out the Forums section at www.wetpixel.com, if
> you haven't already.



I was very pleased with the U-AXP and my Digital Rebel :

http://www.mikewelch.com/photogaller...water_housing/

Good Luck,

Mike
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Old 03-27-2007, 02:20 AM
Dmitri
 
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Default External flash with Ewa-Marine housing: too close to the body?

I am considering buying Ewa-Marine U-AXP underwater housing
(http://www.ewa-marine.de/english/cameras/e-uaxp.htm) for my Canon
EOS-300D (Digital Rebel). I intend to use it with external Sigma
EF-500 DG Super flash.

Although U-AXP does take external flashes, I am worried that the flash
is too close to the body. If anyone has posted pictures taken with a
similar setup I would very much appreciate a link and any comments.

Many thanks,

Dmitri
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Old 03-27-2007, 02:20 AM
Jack SlopehE@d
 
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Default Re: External flash with Ewa-Marine housing: too close to the body?

On 15 Aug 2004 19:12:03 -0700, drezchikov@gmail.com (Dmitri) wrote:

>I am considering buying Ewa-Marine U-AXP underwater housing
>(http://www.ewa-marine.de/english/cameras/e-uaxp.htm) for my Canon
>EOS-300D (Digital Rebel). I intend to use it with external Sigma
>EF-500 DG Super flash.
>
>Although U-AXP does take external flashes, I am worried that the flash
>is too close to the body. If anyone has posted pictures taken with a
>similar setup I would very much appreciate a link and any comments.
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Dmitri



I thought about that housing, strictly for the price. I have an
EWA-Marine housing for my camcorder. It was a good thing I didn't
need access to any buttons and it's hard to mess with that stuff
underwater with their housings (the bag kind). I just ordered my
Digital Rebel over the weekend from tristate camera and I think I'm
going with the Ikelite 6870 Underwater Housing. It's a hardshell that
gives you access to all your settings underwater. You can buy strobe
arms for it. I know that may not help you out... but that's what I've
been looking at for my trip to St. Lucia in November.





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Old 03-27-2007, 02:20 AM
Red Stick Chris
 
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Default Re: External flash with Ewa-Marine housing: too close to the body?

You might want to check out the Forums section at www.wetpixel.com, if
you haven't already.
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Old 03-27-2007, 02:20 AM
Mike Welch
 
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Default Re: External flash with Ewa-Marine housing: too close to the body?

cdwhite@lsu.edu (Red Stick Chris) wrote in message news:<4fd521be.0408161341.4fe4d274@posting.google. com>...
> You might want to check out the Forums section at www.wetpixel.com, if
> you haven't already.



I was very pleased with the U-AXP and my Digital Rebel :

http://www.mikewelch.com/photogaller...water_housing/

Good Luck,

Mike
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