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Ikelite WD-3 Wide-Angle Conversion Dome
SKU: IK-6430.3

WD-3 Wide-Angle Conversion Dome - Ikelite Wet Wide Angle Lens. This lens will mount on top of a standard camera lens in order to increase the angle of view and convert it to a Wide Angle Lens. Learn More

$299.95
-20%

Open Box Ikelite WD-4 Wide-Angle Conversion Dome
SKU: OPENBOX-IK-6430.4

WD-4 Wide-Angle Conversion Dome - Ikelite Wet Wide Angle Lens. This lens will mount on top of a standard camera lens in order to increase the angle of view and convert it to a Wide Angle Lens. Learn More

was $299.95 Special Price $239.96
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Related Frequently asked Questions

Which wide angle works best on the Olympus E-M1 Mark II in the Nauticam housing?

The most popular wide angle lenses for the micro 4/3’s system are the 7-14mm, 9-18mm and the 8mm fisheye. The Olympus PRO line is considered the ... Full Answer
What is a port for an underwater housing and why do I need it?

A lens port is the additional tube with a glass or acrylic element on the front that covers your lens and completes the housing. Without a port, your ... Full Answer
Can I use zoom on my camera underwater?

Yes, of course. With a compact camera, it’s very straightforward. The housing usually allows you to control the zoom knob and easily zoom in and ... Full Answer
Is it possible to put a red filter between the housing and the wide angle wet lens?

In most cases, yes! The standard red filter we carry (67mm and 52mm) is double threaded, so you can mount it on the port and mount an additional lens ... Full Answer