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milandro Grand Master

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the camera has been out for just a few weeks ...give them time and the same people who made the housing for the X-T1 will make the housings for the X-T2, unlike Fuji (which doesn’t make housings) they need the physical camera which has still to become available for a lot of people out there!

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Cotter Newbie

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Hey.

Ive been thinking of buying the Xt2 for a while now.

Also waiting on a housing to become available.

I did see the other day that Salty Housings have just made a housing for it, and added it to their stock list. This company is getting great reviews since entering the market.

Also, aquatech I think are not far off releasing one, they posted today they are in test mode of their housing for it.

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newboy Rookie

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Hmmm - I love my X-T2 setup - but the cost of moving to UW is higgghhhhh

 

Everyone else seems to use a Sony A7 R II here in the Philippines.

I know I am taking a lot of $$ to 40m but has anyone found a good setup? 

(I have Body + 60mm macro + what next??, what strobes etc?)

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