Prices of accessories for S602Z

[mpenza]

Thought it would be good to list down the prices of accessories (anything!) since there're many S602Z users around.... let me start first:

$160 Fujifilm 1.5x teleconverter kit (includes lens adaptor)
$200 Fujifilm 0.7x wide-angle converter kit (includes lens adaptor)
$130-145 Vivitar 285HV
$170-$175 Metz 32Z-1

$16 Hoya 55mm MC UV Filter
$34 B+W 55mm (non-multi-coated) UV Filter

[chenwei]

mm... so far what i know...

$230 Raynox 1.8x 52mm teleconverter
$13 Hoya 52mm +4 closeup filter

hehee... pai seh, only 2

[Falcon]

Quote: Originally posted by chenwei mm... so far what i know... $230 Raynox 1.8x 52mm teleconverter $13 Hoya 52mm +4 closeup filter hehee... pai seh, only 2

How is the quality of the tele?

[mpenza]

$11 Hoya 52mm +4
$43 Hoya 52mm Macro lens (+10)
$185.40 Sony MHG0752A 0.7x wide-angle converter


2nd hand stuff:
$210 Olympus B300
$180 Nikon SB24 with omnibounce (very special price, usually >>$200)

[shawntim]

mpenza, where did you get the SB24 with OB for only $180?

[mpenza]

got it from a fellow clubsnapper. can't find this price elsewhere....

[reflecx]

$20 Black 55-52mm lens adapter
$13 52mm Hoya HMC UV filter

[chenwei]

Quote: Originally posted by Falcon How is the quality of the tele?

ar... can't find the old thread i post the test, just take a look here:

no zoom
http://www.cw213.net/temp/tele01.jpg

full 6x zoom
http://www.cw213.net/temp/tele02.jpg

full 6x zoom wif teleconverter
http://www.cw213.net/temp/tele03.jpg

for me i can't feel the difference of light loss, so far quite satisfied wif it.

[mpenza]

performance is about 1.6x. not too bad

[Falcon]

Quote: Originally posted by reflecx $20 Black 55-52mm lens adapter $13 52mm Hoya HMC UV filter

UV filter more expensive that +closeup filter? Times have changed. I though the UV filters would be the cheapest filters around.

[baiyun]

this depends on size of filter and brand.......

[mpenza]

Quote: Originally posted by Falcon UV filter more expensive that +closeup filter? Times have changed. I though the UV filters would be the cheapest filters around.

that's a multi-coated (Hoya Multi-Coated UV filter. mono-coated UV cost <$10. The close-up filter is also mono-coated.

[Falcon]

HOw much for an omnibounce? Is it free-size?

[mpenza]

Quote: Originally posted by Falcon HOw much for an omnibounce? Is it free-size?

no. different size for different-sized flash. costs around $28 for one.

[Falcon]

Quote: Originally posted by mpenza no. different size for different-sized flash. costs around $28 for one.

Any idea how much it costs for vivatar 285? Maybe azone will know. Acutally I rem seeing a diffuser inside the vivatar 285 box the other day when the salesperson showed me the flash. Is that an omnibounce?

[Zerstorer]

Quote: Originally posted by Falcon Any idea how much it costs for vivatar 285? Maybe azone will know. Acutally I rem seeing a diffuser inside the vivatar 285 box the other day when the salesperson showed me the flash. Is that an omnibounce?

No, that's just the wideangle diffusor used to achieve 28mm coverage.

Hoya SHMC Skylight 1B 52mm ~$20.

[Falcon]

Isit better to use a 55-55mm lens adapter as compared to those step down/up? Also if using fuji tele, would that mean that there will be minimal vignetting. Tks.

[azone]

Quote: Originally posted by Falcon Any idea how much it costs for vivatar 285? Maybe azone will know. Acutally I rem seeing a diffuser inside the vivatar 285 box the other day when the salesperson showed me the flash. Is that an omnibounce?

You mean the omni bounce for vivitar 285? It costs 28 bucks at Fotoguide. Model number is CT-45.

No lah, that piece of plastic is a wide-angle diffuser, not an omni-bounce. Omni-bounce looks something liek this:

http://www.stofen.com/Info/index.htm

[mpenza]

Just got a B+W 55mm MRC UV filter for $44....

[NitroTech]

Quote: Originally posted by mpenza got it from a fellow clubsnapper. can't find this price elsewhere....

So you shouldn't put that price down..... mis lead people you know!!!