kenns
Contributor
I have purchased a new camera and housing, therefore, my old one must go. It has served me well for the last two years taking photos mainly in local waters. I’ve never had a leak! Since I do mostly shore diving, there are nicks and scratches on the housing, but everything is functional. In my paranoia of having a discontinued housing, I purchased an extra body for the camera and there is still plenty out there. I would like $3000 for the package. I invested at least $5000 in this combined system. I will not sell the camera system separately unless the housing is sold first. I will let that go for $2000. Here are the specs:
Camera Bodies: SONY NEX5N (one black/one silver), 16Mp sensor, mirror less system, great video!!
Lenses: 18-55mm, 55-210mm(not for underwater), 16mm, 30mm macro, 60mm Sigma(not great underwater)
Extras: 4 batteries, remote control, mini tripod, ND filter, two battery chargers
Underwater Housing: Aquatica Cast Aluminum housing with 2 arms
Several port extensions to accommodate a variety of lens configurations.
Zoom gear for 18-55mm
Clip to hold camera in place inside housing
Leak moisture detector - super sensitive
extra o-rings
You can have a look at my photos taken above and below water with this system on my website: www.celticcow.com or Kerry Enns - Fine Art
If you live within the Vancouver to Hope area of British Columbia, I will meet you where you wish and give you a lesson on setup. I will also make myself available to you for further hints and tips on using this housing.
Note: if you want to use this in our dark waters you will need at least one strobe light or a very powerful regular light. I also recommend purchasing floats/float arms to compensate for the negative buoyancy of the housing.
Please post questions in this thread so that all can benefit. Offers can be submitted PM.
Thanks
Kerry
Camera Bodies: SONY NEX5N (one black/one silver), 16Mp sensor, mirror less system, great video!!
Lenses: 18-55mm, 55-210mm(not for underwater), 16mm, 30mm macro, 60mm Sigma(not great underwater)
Extras: 4 batteries, remote control, mini tripod, ND filter, two battery chargers
Underwater Housing: Aquatica Cast Aluminum housing with 2 arms
Several port extensions to accommodate a variety of lens configurations.
Zoom gear for 18-55mm
Clip to hold camera in place inside housing
Leak moisture detector - super sensitive
extra o-rings
You can have a look at my photos taken above and below water with this system on my website: www.celticcow.com or Kerry Enns - Fine Art
If you live within the Vancouver to Hope area of British Columbia, I will meet you where you wish and give you a lesson on setup. I will also make myself available to you for further hints and tips on using this housing.
Note: if you want to use this in our dark waters you will need at least one strobe light or a very powerful regular light. I also recommend purchasing floats/float arms to compensate for the negative buoyancy of the housing.
Please post questions in this thread so that all can benefit. Offers can be submitted PM.
Thanks
Kerry
