Here are the first images of the upcoming housing from Nauticam for the 5D MkIII.
Nauticam, an international leader in innovative underwater housing technology, is once again the first to market with their latest underwater housing for the new full frame camera from Canon. Scubapix are presenting the Australian premiere of the new underwater housings for the D800, D4 and 5D MkIII at the PMA Digital Show in Melbourne, coming up on 25-27 May 2012.
Nauticam, an international leader in innovative underwater housing technology, is once again the first to market with their latest batch of underwater housings for the new full frame cameras from Nikon and Canon. Scubapix are presenting the Australian premiere of the new underwater housings for the D800, D4 and 5D MkIII at the PMA Digital Show in Melbourne, coming up on 25-27 May 2012.
Scubapix will also be showcasing the Nauticam housing for the Phase One medium format camera and, in another Australian first, the Gates housing for Canon’s new C300 digital cinema camera.
We will also be showcasing a new GoPro housing specifically designed for scuba diving, with a custom glass lens port, for crisp underwater focus, and a custom filter mount, for capturing great colours. We will also be featuring on the stand other underwater housings for DSLR and Mirrorless systems.
Event: The Digital Show by PMA
Date: 25 – 27 May 2012 (Note: Friday is trade only)
Time: 10am – 5pm each day
Location: Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
Scubapix booth no: 33
More info & Register: www.pmaaustralia.com.au
It is free to register for the Expo, so don’t miss this opportunity to be one of the first to can get your hands on one of these incredible housings in Australia. Come and say hello on Booth 33 at the PMA Digital Show in Melbourne. See you there!
The YS-D1 sets a new standard for underwater strobes. From subtle light output as low as guide number 1 to a maximum power of guide number 32, control of underwater lighting has become effortless with the YS-D1.
Now in stock at Scubapix.com
As the international leader in innovative underwater housing technology, Nauticam is pleased to announce the latest release in its acclaimed line of precision crafted camera housings. The NA-D800 breaks new ground in ergonomic functions, extensive control options and ease of operation while upholding the robust quality standards that have become a hallmark of the Nauticam brand. There are numerous significant advancements on this housing.
Features taken from the D7000V housing include the redesigned sub command dial control and the right thumb-operated control using a double paddle lever assembly to engage the record function (Live View on NA-D7000V) on the top lever and the dedicated AF-ON feature on the bottom lever. A similar two paddle arrangement has been placed for the left thumb to activate playback and ISO control. The multi control features a new pad arrangement rather than buttons. The housing has a port that is capable of taking the company’s HDMI bulkhead to easily add the Nauticam external monitor. The housing has two fiber optic ports as standard, although Nikonos, S6 and Ikelite bulkheads are also available. More info coming soon.
Now taking pre-orders: www.scubapix.com
Nauticam proudly announces the NA-V1 housing for Nikon’s new and revolutionary line of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras. The Nikon V1 is Nikon’s first mirrorless interchangable lens camera, and positions itself to compete well with the existing mirrorless cameras, with quicker focusing and quicker shooting.
The NA-V1 features the type of innovations people have come to expect from Nauticam, including a clever switch to make using both the EVF (Electronic Viewfinder) and the LCD possible. This housing brings the image quality of an advanced DSLR into the underwater world – in a system so compact that it easily fits into your carry-on luggage.
We now have the first Nauticam NEX7 housings in stock. The Sony NEX-7 is a step up from the very popular Sony NEX-5N. In only a slightly larger body, Sony has managed to add on 2 more control dials, a built-in flash and hotshoe, and an OLED EVF (Electronic Viewfinder). The Nauticam NEX7 housing has all the trademark ergonomics and innovations that is synonymous with the Nauticam brand. Building on the success of the NA-NEX5 and NA-NEX5N housings, the NEX-7 supports all of the new controls on the NEX-7, including the triple command wheels.
Nauticam has announcd the NA-NEX7 housing for Sony’s top of the line mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, the Sony Alpha NEX-7. Nauticam’s leadership in the Alpha NEX arena continues as it brings the first NEX-7 underwater housing to market. With DSLR quality imaging and performance packed into a housing that is small enough to take anywhere, NEX-7 is now ready to explore the depths.
The Sony Alpha NEX-7 expands the Alpha NEX lineup by adding features and performance worthy of enthusiasts and professionals alike. Specification-wise, the NEX-7 might be closer to Sony’s flagship DSLR, the A77, but the body size is only slightly larger than the NEX-5N.
When the NEX-5N was released, underwater photographers have long had to choose between the excellent image quality of a DSLR versus the compact size of point and shoot cameras. With the NA-NEX7 housing from Nauticam, that paradigm has now changed, and radically so. With NEX-7, you can expect image quality rivaling any DSLR in a housing that is incredibly small and light – plus fine control over all camera settings.
We now have the much anticipated Sola Video 4000 in stock: all pre-orders have been dispatched and we have very limited stock of the remaining Sola Video 4000 lights from the first batch.
The new Sola 4000 underwater video light an all-in-one unit and is ¼ the size with twice the power of our 2010 Sunray 2000 lights. This is all made possible with next generation Lithium batteries, the latest LED breakthroughs and 20 years experience designing lights from Light and Motion. The Sola 4000 delivers!
If you would like to secure some of these fantastic lights, give us a call.
More details here:
http://www.scubapix.com/products/video/lights/light-and-motion/sola-video-4000
The long-awaited 45° Aquaview viewfinder from Aquatica is finally here. And it can be described in two words – small and bright! It’s small, sculptured form fits very neatly on the back of your housing. And when you look through it, the bright, crisp image appears brighter than real life. It’s 45° angle puts you in a comfortable position, especially for macro.
It also pivots through 360° against the housing to allow different viewing angles, clicking into position every 90°. And, of course, it has the same tough finish that Aquatica housings are known for.
» Contact us to Pre-order.
Aquatica Digital has been providing for both the recreational and professional diver high quality underwater photographic systems for over 30 years. Given their tremendous expertise in designing & manufacturing underwater photographic equipment, they are proud to announce the new HD-WAVE supporting the new Sony HDR CX560/700 HD camcorders. With the well received introduction to the first HD video housing from Aquatica, the HD-WAVE continues its surf to another level, A new super compact housing concept, weighing in at only 6 lbs it’s our smallest and lightest aluminum housing ever, great for easy travel.
Built with the same high quality solid aluminum construction as their digital SLR housings, no compromise was taken to create the New “HD WAVE” Video Housing. Keeping in mind total ergonomics and underwater balance, its compact design with intergraded Stable-Wide® grip system makes the unit extremely user friendly underwater. Our engineers worked very hard on its design, they have now incorporated the use of the Sony remote commander which now allows easy and complete access to all key camcorder functions, including the critical Manual White balance function; it will give users the ability to create the best possible HD video underwater. Now the user will have a complete 30° viewing angle on the large 3’’ side LCD viewfinder without any touch screen push button obstruction, this finally will account for optimal filming capabilities.
More info on scubapix.com