Nauticam released an updated version NA-D7000V of their NA-D7000 underwater housing for Nikon D7000. The new version (model Number: 17206) features enhanced control access and HDMI connection compatibility. The depth rating is 100m, the retail price will be $3300, shipping will start on January 1, 2012.
Fantasea announced the FP7100 underwater housing for Nikon Coolpix P7100 camera with a depth rating of 60m/200 feet. The estimated release date is the beginning of 2012. The new housing will be compatible with the accessories from the previous FP7000 model.
Nikon currently doesn’t have any underwater housings in their product line. Here a is a patent* (2010-197939) for an underwater housing that can connect to an external tank of compressed air in order to prevent condensation inside the camera housing:
After Nauticam and Ikelite, Aquatica will also release their AD7000 underwater housing for the Nikon D7000 DSLR camera. The retail price of 2,499.00 USD will place the Aquatica housing between the Nauticam and the Ikelite versions (in terms of price). Expected delivery is slated for early 2011. More images after the break:
Ikelite released a new underwater housing for the Nikon D7000. The price is $1,424.95 (cheaper than the Nauticam version). Nikon rebates are now extended till December 11th on B&H and Amazon. See also the current Nikon rebates in Belgium. “I am Nikon” T-shirts now on eBay. There is a small church in Greece called St.Nikon. Nikon delays its Picturetown 3D […]
Nauticam announced their underwater housing for Nikon D7000. NA-D7000 has depth rating of 100m, it will cost $3,100 and will be available for sale at the end of November, 2010. More images and full press release after the break:
Today Fantasea announced the FP7000 – the first water housing for the Nikon Coolpix P7000 camera (not listed on Fantasea’s website yet). Available in early 2011, price is not yet released. What is interesting here is that Fantasea came up with this solution just few days after the Nikon Coolpix P7000 camera was announced. This confirms […]
