Great info as always, looking forward to part two.

The Kim tech wipes are great for camera lens cleaning as well. Every set in Hollywood uses them for the cinema glass. For travel I usually pull them out of the box and into a ziplock bag.

I have 2 accessories I enjoy: a small portable rechargeable air-blower to use if there is no compressed air in a camera room or back in my room after rinse and Chemical Guys heavy medal polish to clean the metal housing, ports & extension rings of grime & water spots when I return home - it really restores the black finish

Great episode. Loving the content. If possible, it would be really helpful to include links to the accessories. Thanks

I used to store a macro wet lens on a lens caddy affixed to one of my camera strobe arms. I'd have to unscrew it from the caddy and fiddle around with screwing to the front of my camera port during the dive. About 5 years ago I switched to a flip lens holder mounted to the port which allows me to quickly mount and unmount a macro wet lens in seconds depending on the subject. I consider this an essential accessory now.

Interesting and helpful, thanks guys!

+5 diopter on flip holder: when not in position on the port, the diopter is useful as a magnifier to differentiate a nudi from a speck of algae. Pointer stick or repurposed wooden chopsticks to help find macro subjects when you move camera into position,