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Matt Segal shows off the extremely obvious size difference between the big and small ReefNet SubSee diopters
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Matt Segal shows off the extremely obvious size difference between the big and small ReefNet SubSee diopters

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  • ReefNet SubSee Magnifier example
  • ReefNet SubSee Adapter for 52mm SubSee Magnifier holders for different ports
  • ReefNet SubSee Magnifier with optional handle
  • ReefNet SubSee Adapter available for Aquatica, Ikelite, Subal, Sea & Sea, Seatool, Olympus, Light & Motion, Hugyfot, Seacam, and more
  • ReefNet SubSee Adapter allows SubSee Magnifier to be swing into or out of place quickly
  • ReefNet SubSee Magnifier, 52mm diameter lens at +5 or +10 diopter strength
  • Eric Cheng checks out the new Reefnet 67mm SubSee Magnifier
  • Keri Wilk shows us the new Reefnet 67mm SubSee Magnifier
  • Matt Segal shows off the extremely obvious size difference between the big and small ReefNet SubSee diopters
  • Full-frame SubSee on the left and crop sensor SubSee on the right
  • Full-frame SubSee on the left and crop sensor SubSee on the right
  • The SubSee Grande on the right, with filter holder
  • Keri Wilk of ReefNet, looking sexy as ever, holding his huge port with SubSee attachment
  • Saga port adapter for the INON Micro Semi-Fisheye Relay Lens (mounted on Sea & Sea)
  • Saga port adapter for the INON Micro Semi-Fisheye Relay Lens (mounted on Sea & Sea)
  • Saga expandable macro port
  • Saga expandable macro port
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