M10 strobe mounting ball with hole for lanyard
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Provides an additional ball mount for enclosures with existing M10 threaded mount. Features a pre-drilled hole for use with lanyards with shackles.
Installation Guide: Nauticam M5 & M10 Strobe Mounting Balls from Nauticam on Vimeo.
| Arm Attachment: | 1-inch ballhead |
|---|---|
| Body Material: | aluminum |
Technical data
- M10 thread
- pre-drilled hole for shackle
Scope of delivery
M10 Strobe Mounting Ball for Using with Lanyard by Nauticam
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Trageband 20 cm mit Schäkel
€34.00*
Dieses 20 cm lange Lanyard wird mit den mitgelieferten Schäkeln sicher an den unterstützten Griffhalterungen befestigt und ermöglicht ein einfaches und sicheres Heben des Unterwassergehäuses.
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Lanyard with shackles (17cm)
€34.00*
This 17cm long lanyard securely attaches to supported handle brackets with the supplied shackles and allows for easy lifting of the housing
27cm lanyard with shackles
€35.00*
This 27cm long lanyard securely attaches to supported handle brackets with the supplied shackles and allows for easy lifting of the housing
Canon EOS R7 Underwater Housing by Nauticam
€2,955.00*
The latest Canon APS-C mirrorless camera is finally here! The Canon EOS R7 utilizes Canon's newest RF mount and boasts a 32.5MP CMOS sensor. Crop-sensor cameras have always been popular with the underwater shooter community and with good reason. Lens choices, size, and weight are just a few of the great features that shooting APS-C cameras has. The EOS R7 gives original Canon 7D and 7D Mark II shooters a great reason to upgrade and Nauticam is ready to help with the NA-R7 housing.
The Canon EOS R7 Camera
The Canon EOS R7 is the latest in Canon's APS-C mirrorless camera lineup which has gained unprecedented demand. It features the RF lens mount which has the same large 54mm diameter but the ability to have larger rear lens elements that are closer to the sensor gives increased corner and outer edge sharpness.
The R7 uses a 32.5MP CMOS sensor with in-body image stabilization which can reduce shake by up to 7 stops. The camera's Dual Pixel II autofocus system was carried over from the pro body EOS R3 and features 651 automatic AF points covering the entire sensor area. It is also capable of recording oversampled 4K 30p video using the full 7K area of the sensor, or subsampled UHD 4K up to 60p from the full sensor width.
The Canon EOS R7 can also use the large EF-mount lens lineup via a simple EF to EOS R adaptor. The Nauticam NA-R7 housing only supports the the standard EF to EOS R adaptor and does give access to the control ring or drop in filter adaptors.
Key features - Canon EOS R7
32.5MP APS-C CMOS sensor with Dual Pixel AF
Up to 30 fps shooting (e-shutter), 15 fps with mechanical
In-body image stabilization, rated at up to 7 stops
Oversampled UHD 4K up to 30p, line-skipped or cropped 4K/60p
10-bit video as 'PQ' true HDR footage or C-Log
2.36M dot OLED viewfinder
1.62M dot fully-articulating touchscreen
Twin UHS-II SD card slot
Environmental sealing
The Canon EOS R7 underwater housing from Nauticam
The NA-R7 underwater housing follows suit with Nauticam's drive for innovation. Like the full frame Canon EOS R5, R5 C and R3, the NA-R7 present shooters with the ability to use both the available legacy EF lenses via an adapter in addition to their native RF optics. To support both the legacy and native lenses, Nauticam has designed a N100 to N120 adapter which integrates into the N120 Canon EF port system. Canon's EF to RF mount adapters can be affixed to the camera before insertion into the housing. When using the EOS R7 inside the housing with the adapter and a supported EF lens, the port and extension ring arrangement will be identical to the same setup on a Nauticam Canon N120 DSLR. As the RF-S lens lineup emerges, dedicated port and extension ring combinations will be listed on the new N100 RF-S Port Chart.
Mission Control
Nauticam engineers are obsessed with getting the underwater image maker unfettered access to all the necessary controls, with as many within easy reach of the ergonomic rubberized handles. This Mission Control philosophy extends to the NA-R7 where a dual thumb lever is placed by the right front side accessing the M-Fn and Record buttons. On the rear right side is a thumb lever accessing AF-ON. Near the left handle is a thumb lever for "Playback."
Large knurled and rubberized control dials access the camera's "main" and "sub" command dials. The two-stage trigger allows for smooth focus and firing activation. Additional buttons for "Menu", "Focus Point Selection" and others are also easily reached from the handles.
Flash triggering
Flash triggering is achieved via one of two optional Flash Triggers, a manual LED trigger (NA26305) or a TTL Flash Trigger (NA26321) that use the built-in fiber optic bulkheads with optional fiber-optic cables to trigger supported strobes. For controlling strobes that do not support fiber optic flash triggering, a variety of legacy hot-shoe flash control bulkheads are available.
Integrated system for vacuum testing and leak detection
The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection electronics are shipped with the NA-R7 as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory vacuum valve (NA25624) this monitoring system provides constant updates on the water tight and safe-to-dive status of the housing. A simple color coded LED lighting system lets the user know that the vacuum is solid, or that the housing is losing vacuum. Leak detection is built into the same circuit, so if there is water intrusion, an audible and visual indication will occur.
The Nauticam system is temperature compensated, eliminating false alarms caused by a change in outside temperature, or from a camera heating up on an action packed dive.