PD-16" DOME PORT
10815
$1,295.00
- 16" diameter acrylic dome port
- Create jaw-dropping Over/Under images
- Compatible with a large range of lenses
- Includes custom dome cover and rear port cap
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Product Features
For a long time, the secret to capturing the perfect over/under image was kept close to the chest of some of the world's best water photographers, however we pulled back the curtain and introduced the PD-16”, a 16” Dome Port.
Over/unders or “split shots” are some of the most sought after images when it comes to underwater photography. They combine the scene above the water level, with the view below the water's surface to create an image which is not possible to see with the naked eye. They’re an image that connects the terrestrial world with the marine environment from a perspective that can only be seen by the use of specialised equipment.
Specifications
- Size: 44cm wide X 24cm high
- Weight: 7.5 lbs | 3.40 kg
- Material: Acrylic dome element, hard anodized 6061 aluminum base, 316 stainless steel hardware
What's In The Box
- PD-16" Dome Port
- Lens Port rear cap
- Extra Large Dome cover
Note: Due to the size and nature of this product, it is impossible for AQUATECH to guarantee this product will arrive completely free from scratches. Minor hair line scratches may be visible on the element when delivered. These scratches will not impact on the image quality or the performance of the dome. If you have any concerns, please contact our staff at contact@aquatech.net
Magnification and Dome Radius.
The curved surface of a dome port counteracts the magnification effect that happens to light when it passes through water. When viewed through a flat surface (like your snorkel mask or a fish tank) subjects underwater will appear bigger than they actually are. This is not a problem when your entire composition is underwater, but when you want to view a subject above and below the surface things begin to get weird…
The large radius of a 16” dome also adds more distance between the camera lens and the water surface. This distance allows the lens to easily see above and below the water plane and also provides a smaller water line in your image which is less distracting and more visually pleasing.
Lens Selection
