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Wet Lenses & Filters
Wet Lens mounts and converters for Underwater Macro & Wide Angle Lenses
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Mozaik Underwater Close-up Lens +6 UNCU-02 67mmSKU: OT-2443Underwater Close-up Lens UNCU-02 67mm - Mozaik Wet Macro (Close-Up) Lens. This lens will mount on top of a standard camera lens in order to magnify the subject and allow you to fill the frame with it while maintaining sharp auto focus. Learn More$149.00
Relevant Posts from Our Blog About Wet Lenses Filters
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The Complete Guide to Practicing at Home for Underwater Photographers
This article was originally written in 2020 when the pandemic restrictions were in place and people were completely locked to their home. I’ve a ... Read More!
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Best Holiday Gifts For Underwater Photographers – 2022
Underwater enthusiasts always love new toys, especially if they like shooting photos and videos down below. Nothing more exciting than the feeling of ... Read More!
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Getting Your First Underwater DSLR / Mirrorless System
Getting your first underwater mirrorless or dSLR camera. Today there are a lot of options available for shooting underwater. Many prefer shooting wi ... Read More!
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Shooting Split Shots…with a Small Dome Port
We’ve had a few articles on our blog in the past discussing split shots. Also known as “over-under shots”, split shots include both ... Read More!
Related Frequently asked Questions
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Can I shoot split (over / under) shots with a wet lens?
Using wet domes for split shots is difficult. There are small holes either in the port or the lens thread, which allow water flow between the port and ... Full Answer
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Should I get a housing for snorkeling with the TG-6?
The TG-6 is a great snorkeling camera. It has some amazing features, especially macro and slow motion video. However, even though this camera is wate ... Full Answer
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Is a macro lens needed with the Olympus TG-3 / TG-4 / TG-5 / TG-6?
Frankly, it isn’t really needed. The camera works very well with the built in macro mode and zoom. It can focus very close, almost on the lens. ... Full Answer
