Find the exact matching port (dome or flat) and required extension ring for your camera and lens combination.
Underwater housing and camera compatibility depends on the camera mount, proprietary port diameter, and lens physical length. To prevent corner vignetting, a macro lens requires a flat port with front threading, whereas a wide-angle lens demands a spherical dome matched with an extension ring aligned with the lens nodal point.


Instantly find the right port (dome or flat) and required extension ring in 3 clicks.
Caisson Nauticam (Hong Kong)
Nauticam Flat Port 74 pour FE 90mm Macro
Réf. constructeur : N120 Flat Port 74
Extension Ring 35
Required to align optical nodal point and prevent vignetting.
100 mètres
Corps de caisson en Aluminium anodise avec système de port propriétaire.
AquaExposure instructor tip : For macro, choose a flat port with a front M67 thread to screw wet diopters on the fly without opening the housing.
Select your camera, housing, and lens from 40+ models to retrieve the exact port reference and required extension rings.
Overview of the most common underwater photography setups with their verified ports and extension rings.
| Boîtier | Caisson | Objectif | Type Hublot | Réf. Port | Bague d Extension | Profondeur Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sony A7R V | Nauticam (N120) | FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro | Hublot Plat Macro | #37126 | Extension Ring 20mm | 100 mètres |
| Sony A7 IV | Nauticam (N120) | FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM II | Dôme Verre 230mm | #18812 | Extension Ring 50mm | 100 mètres |
| Canon EOS R5 | Ikelite (DL Dry Lock) | RF 100mm f/2.8L Macro | Hublot Plat DL | #75301 | Montage direct | 60 mètres |
| Canon EOS R5 | Nauticam (N120) | RF 15-35mm f/2.8L | Dôme Verre 230mm | #18812 | Extension Ring 60mm | 100 mètres |
| Nikon Z8 | Nauticam (N120) | Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR | Hublot Plat Macro | #37126 | Extension Ring 30mm | 100 mètres |
| OM System OM-1 II | Ikelite (DLM) | M.Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 Macro | Hublot Plat DLM | #5516.15 | Montage direct | 60 mètres |
Underwater, refraction magnifies subjects by 33% behind a flat port and generates a curved virtual image behind a dome. In [formation AquaExposure](/lms), you learn to harness these physical phenomena in natural light, position your dome port at the exact nodal point, and stabilize your trim right above reefs without ever contacting marine life.
The port depends on three factors: your camera body, your housing brand, and the lens you want to use underwater. Our tool cross-references these three elements to recommend the right port.
No, each manufacturer uses its own port system. Nauticam uses N120/N100, Ikelite uses DL (Dry Lock), and Sea&Sea uses its own standard. Ports are not interchangeable between brands.
A flat port is used for macro lenses and certain zooms. A dome is necessary for wide-angle lenses to correct underwater distortion. The choice depends on your lens.
It depends on the camera/lens combination. Longer lenses require one or more extension rings to sit correctly inside the port. Our tool shows which rings are needed.
No, the housing must match your camera body. A Nauticam housing for Sony only accepts Sony camera bodies. Lenses must be compatible with your camera's mount.