Monitor Housing Mounting Adaptor

With the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, Blackmagic is giving users affordable 4K Raw video. The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K delivers true DCI 4K capture at 60fps recorded in either 12-bit Blackmagic raw format or a variety of 10-bit ProRes flavors. Video can be recorded internally to SD or CFast 2.0 cards or via USB-C to a compact SSD. The MicroFourThirds mount means a large selection of lenses. The Nauticam NA-BMPCCII goes beyond just housing the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K by also supporting additional batteries, a portable SSD and the ability to use external monitors or Recorders. THE BLACKMAGIC POCKET CINEMA CAMERA 4K Blackmagic has built its reputation on defying convention and over-delivering specifications at a reasonable price point. This has perhaps never been truer than with the new Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. Sporting a spec sheet that compares to cameras costing thousands of dollars more, the Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K provides true DCI 4K @ 60fps from its MFT sensor with an impressive 13 stops of dynamic range. 1080 HD can be recorded up to 120fps in windowed format. Particularly impressive; the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K can record this resolution internally to UHSII V90 SD or CFast 2.0 cards in either 10-Bit ProRes or 12-Bit Raw formats. This significant improvement in workflow for professionals and enthusiasts can be taken even further with the world’s first USB-C output to compact SSD recording provided by any manufacturer. Not only does this allow up to 2TB of storage for uninterrupted shooting, it provides immediate access to clips for editing. No additional downloads or transcoding! Underwater shooters will appreciate the new dual native ISO allowing superior lowlight/low noise performance as well the large, bright five inch touchscreen monitor with extensive tools that may eliminate the need for an external monitor in many applications. The Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K may well prove to be the ultimate run-and-gun camera whether as a primary rig or the “small” B camera that goes where others won’t. Noteworthy Specifications: Full size HDMI with clean 10-Bit Output 3D LUT compatible – whether just for monitoring or baked into the footage as well 4 built in mics and mini-XLR audio input with 48V phantom power Standard Canon LP-E6 Batteries 4th Generation Black Magic Color Science THE NA-BMPCCII UNDERWATER HOUSING The NA-BMPCCII is not just an update of the original NA-BMPCC, it is a ground up redesign for the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K designed to take full advantage of the great new features of this cinema camera. MISSION CONTROL Nauticam's design philosophy is driven by allowing immediate access to all essential controls within easy reach of the handles, allowing the shooter to make adjustments without having to take their eyes off the screen. Within reach of the right handle are the trigger as well as a control dial for iris, a lever to capture still images as well as a double thumb lever for the white balance and autofocus. A recessed double thumb lever, situated between the trigger and the rear thumb lever accesses the ISO and Shutter Angle (Shutter Speed). Three assignable buttons are atop the housing near the right handle as well as three buttons on the right rear for HFR, Auto-Iris, Zoom and Menu. A thumb lever on the left side activates Review. The NA-BMPCCII features DSLR style ergonomic handles with stainless steel stiffening brackets that are compatible with the optional handle strap (PN 28130). The rear monitor window is compatible with the Monitor Shade for the NA-502 Housing (PN 17916) which attaches via four screws. The underside of the housing has mounting points for use with the Tripod Mounting Ball Set (PN 25218) removing the use for a bulky tripod plate. PREMIUM PROFESSIONAL OPTICS The NA-BMPCCII is built around the N85 Port System which offers a variety of port configurations for a large selection of lenses. The Pocket Cinema Camera 4K features a four thirds lens mount making it compatible with the Olympus M.Zuiko 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 II R lens that when paired with the WWL-1 provides ultra-sharp full-zoom-through wide-angle performance. The WWL-1, when used with the bayonet mount system can be exchanged underwater for the optional CMC-1 or CMC-2 to allow for the capturing of up to 130º wide-angle, macro and super-macro all on the same dive. HDMI 2.0 READY The housing features several bulkheads including the large-bore M28 which supports the use of an HDMI 2.0 recorder such as the Atomos Ninja V through the Nauticam Atomos Ninja V Housing (PN 17922). CUSTOM BATTERY PACK AND SSD SUPPORT To allow for increased run-time, the NA-BMPCCII comes with a custom battery cage that holds 4 x 18650 Lithium Batteries (batteries not included). This battery cage sits securely beneath the camera inside the housing and connects directly to the camera's power supply input. With 4x3400 mAh batteries, the run-time of the system can exceed 3 hours. Atop the camera's position inside the housing is a slot that holds a compact T5 SSD which connects to the camera via USB-C. Run Times Canon LP-E6 internal battery: 40min 4 x 16850 Battery: up to 160min Total Run Time: 3hrs 20min VACUUM CHECK AND LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection system is shipped with NA-BMPCCII as standard equipment. With the pre-installed vacuum valve, 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.

The Nikon D6 is the brand's latest professional level DSLR that packs incredible autofocus capabilities and superior image quality to allow for capturing images and video in even the most challenging lighting situations or during the fastest action.  The D6';s rugged exterior is built around a full-frame 20MP CMOS sensor paired with Nikon's 105-point triple-sensor autofocus system that can allow the D6 to focus at even -4.5EV.  The D6 can also capture UHD 4K video at up to 30fps with a 1.5x crop. THE NIKON D6 DSLR CAMERA Nikon's professional DSLR camera bodies are designed to give the highest possible image quality along with industry leading intelligent autofocus in a package that is robust and reliable regardless of the conditions.  The 20MP CMOS sensor, powered by Nikon's latest EXPEED 6 processor works in tandem with the brand's most powerful autofocus system to insure sharp images with incredible detail and the lowest levels of noise and distortion possible. Camera Specs 20.8 MP CMOS Sensor with EXPEED 6 Processor 100-102,400 ISO (expandable to 3,280,000) 105-point Autofocus System 14fps continuos shooting UHD 4K 30p video with ~1.5x crop The 105-point cross-type AF system reduces the amount of non-AF-sensitive areas in the frame and with the new 17 custom Group Area AF function, autofocus can be tuned to match the scene type.  The D6 can shoot at up to 14fps continuous shooting at ISO levels up to 102,400 (expandable to 3,280,000). In addition to still images, the D6 captures UHD 4K video with an ~1.5x crop factor at up to 30p.  An HDMI output allows for the use of external monitors and recorders.  A 1000BASE-T LAN connection also allows for external control or image transfer at speeds up to 15% faster than with the D5. The Nikon D6 features 14 customizable controls, allowing the user quick access to their most needed functions.  The Custom Settings Menu can hold up to four custom shooting combinations making switching between different scene types faster and more reliable.   The EN-EL18c Li-ion battery delivers up to 3,580 shots per charge or up to 105 minutes of video recording. The D6 features dual XQD/CFexpress card slots which can be setup to record in an overflow or backup configuration. THE NAUTICAM NA-D6 UNDERWATER HOUSING Nauticam's lineup of aluminum housings are designed with the user in mind offering easy assembly, proven durability, intuitive control placement and an extensive range of optics and accessories.  The NA-D6 is designed specifically for the Nikon D6 to take advantage of the camera's customizability and powerful autofocus features. MISSION CONTROL The NA-D6 is designed with the Mission Control philosophy, placing the most used controls within easy reach from the ergonomic handles.  The NA-D6 features double thumb levers at the rear of the housing that trigger the AF-ON and REC buttons of the camera on the right side and PLAYBACK/INFO on the left.  Nested levers for ISO and the 'Pv' control are also located near the right handle for easy access.  A dual action lever for 'Fn1' and 'Fn2' customizable buttons a the front of the camera has been redesigned for enhanced usability over the NA-D5 version. HMDI AND ETHERNET Connectivity to external monitors via HDMI or external controls over Ethernet are facilitated through the bulkheads of the NA-D6.  The housing has M28 and M14 bulkheads at the front and a rear M16.  Check the Resources section for compatible monitor and ethernet configurations. FLASH TRIGGERING The NA-D6 ships with a pre-installed manual LED flash trigger which provides reliable flash triggering for the majority of optically triggered external underwater strobes.  A TTL version of the flash trigger (NA26308) is also available to provide automatic exposure control with compatible strobes. OPTICS AND ACCESSORIES The Nauticam N120 Port System supports a wide variety of Nikon F Mount lenses with both optical glass and acrylic port options.  The NA-D6 can also take advantage of Nauticam's water-contact optics such as the WACP-1, WACP-2 as well as the SMC-1 and SMC-2 which are designed to deliver the highest image quality possible underwater for both wide-angle and macro. Nauticam's magnifying viewfinders, available in both 45º and 180º versions allow for easier use of the D6's large bright optical viewfinder and can be installed in minuted without tools.

Die wichtigsten Kamerasteuerungen sind von den ergonomischen, gummierten Griffen aus leicht erreichbar.  Eine unglaubliche Menge an Designressourcen gehen in die Entwicklung dieses Layouts ein, aber dieser Aufwand zahlt sich mit einer beispiellosen Benutzerfreundlichkeit aus. Die Bedienelemente am Gehäuse sind genau dort platziert, wo sie für den einfachsten Zugang im Wasser sein sollten, unabhängig vom Kamerabau. Ein großer, geformter Auslöserhebel befindet sich am rechten Griff für die Zeigefingerbedienung und verfügt über einen patentierten Zahnradmechanismus, der die Empfindlichkeit für das taktile Gefühl von halbem und vollem Durchdrücken verbessert. Der rechte Daumenhebel wurde durch eine ergonomischere Positionierung verbessert.  Dieser Hebel greift sowohl auf AF-On als auch auf die Videoaufzeichnung zu. Das Multi-Controller-Pad ermöglicht die volle multidirektionale Nutzung des 8-Wege-Controllers, während gleichzeitig das hintere Befehlsrad auf der rechten Seite des Gehäuses verlagert werden kann. Kein anderes Gehäuse kommt an diese Art von ergonomischem Zugang zu diesen kritischen Bedienelementen heran. Es gibt sogar eine praktische Ein-/Aus-Taste und ein Anzeigefenster für die Verwendung mit dem optionalen TTL-Blitztrigger für Canon (26321). SUCHER Der standardmäßige optische Glassucher ist sehr gut und reisefreundlich, aber viele Fotografen bevorzugen die Erleichterungen eines vergrößerten Suchers mit einstellbaren Dioptrien. Nauticam produziert einen "geraden" 180º vergrößernden Sucher und einen um 45º abgewinkelten vergrößernden Sucher, um die Arbeit auf engstem Raum zu erleichtern, die häufig mit Makroaufnahmen verbunden ist. Beide Sucher verfügen über eine hochwertige Optik und ermöglichen eine helle Betrachtung des gesamten Bildes. Eine patentierte externe Dioptrienverstellung ermöglicht eine persönliche, gestochen scharfe Anpassung unter Wasser. Sucherwechsel können in weniger als 30 Sekunden ohne Werkzeug durchgeführt werden. Außergewöhnliche Zusammensetzung und Fokusgenauigkeit waren noch nie so zugänglich. HOCHWERTIGE PROFESSIONELLE OPTIK Erfahrene Fotografen wissen, dass eine Kamera nur so gut ist wie das Objektiv vor ihr, und das Gleiche gilt für die Wahl der Optik für ein Unterwasserkamerasystem. Vier optisch beschichtete Glaskuppelports (Durchmesser 250 mm, 230 mm, 180 mm und 140 mm) und eine Reihe von Acrylports unterstützen gängige Objektive von Canon, Sigma und Tokina.  Die Anschlusskonfigurationen werden bei Nauticam ausgiebig getestet, um die ideale Verlängerungsringlänge für beste Leistung zu ermitteln INTEGRIERTES VAKUUMPRÜF- UND LECKERKENNUNGSSYSTEM Das Nauticam Vakuumprüf- und Leckerkennungssystem ist serienmäßig mit NA-6DMKII erhältlich. In Kombination mit einem optionalen Vakuumventil liefert dieses Überwachungssystem ständige Updates zum wasserdichten und tauchsicheren Zustand des Gehäuses. Der Bediener kann auf einen Blick den wasserdichten und tauchsicheren Zustand des Gehäuses erkennen. Ein einfaches, codiertes LED-Beleuchtungssystem zeigt dem Benutzer an, ob das Vakuum stabil ist oder ob das Gehäuse Vakuum verliert. Die Leckageerkennung ist im gleichen Stromkreis integriert, so dass bei Wassereintritt eine akustische und optische Anzeige erfolgt. Das Nauticam-System ist temperaturkompensiert und eliminiert Fehlalarme, die durch eine Änderung der Außentemperatur oder durch die Erwärmung einer Kamera bei einem actionreichen Tauchgang verursacht werden.

THE BLACKMAGIC POCKET CINEMA CAMERA 6K More than just a 6K version of the already capable Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K adds a larger Super35 sensor behind an EF lens mount. Bothy cameras feature the ability to capture full-resolution (6K at 6144 x 3456) capture at 60fps in BlackMagic RAW format. Dual Native ISO means there are two base ISO levels, ISO 400 for scenes with adequate natural light and ISO 3200 for those low-light situations. Each of the base ISO levels offers a similar level of dynamic range while minimizing noise in the image. The Pocket Cinema Camera 6K also supports the use of an external power supply and recording direct to external media via USB-C 3.1. An HDMI output (1080p) allows for the use of an external monitor or recorder. Key Camera Specs Super35 21.2MP 6K Sensor EF lens mount 6k (6144 x 3456) at 60p BlackMagic RAW and ProRes recording Dual Native ISO (400 and 3200) 13 stops of Dynamic Range THE NAUTICAM NA-BMPCC6K UNDERWATER HOUSING Nauticam is a leader in underwater cinema housings and the NA-BMPCC6K leverages this experience to create the ultimate tool for the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K owner. N120 Port System With the camera's new 6K Super35 sensor, the larger EF mount means the NA-BMPCC6K is designed around Nauticam's N120 Port System. The addition of cinema styled Zoom and Focus knobs to the housing adds to the flexibility of the system, allowing users to choose between N120 Cinema System EF-mount gears OR N120 DSLR Canon EF-mount gears. When used with the Cinema System gears, Focus and Zoom are controlled by the control dials on the housing, whereas with the standard DSLR style gears the function will be similar to that on a Nauticam DSLR housing with the Zoom controlled on the housing and Focus by the control gear on the port extension. In addition to the standard ports available in this system the NA-BMPCC6K will have access to the latest Nauticam premium professional optics such as the Wide Angle Conversion Port (WACP), the SMC-1/2 magnifiers. T5 SSD Support More than just an underwater housing, the NA-BMPCC6K is an underwater cinema platform. Inside the housing is dedicated notch for a Samsung T5 USB-C SSD. The BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K can record directly to the T5, making the transition from capture to edit seamless. More Power The included Nauticam 18650 Battery Holder can hold 4 x 18650 lithium batteries (not included) to power the camera for up to 2.5 hours and is securely mounted below the camera yet easy to remove and charge. Mission Control Nauticam engineers are driven to produce housings that are intuitive and easy to use. Essential to the capture process is effortless access to the camera's essential controls. On the housing's left side are large cinema-style focus and zoom gear controls. The NA-BMPCC6K features Nauticam's refined ergonomic handles with stainless steel stiffening brackets and changeable accessory mounting points. From the left handle a thumb lever accesses the Playback function. From the right handle the record lever and a dual-action lever for ISO and shutter speed can be reached. A second thumb lever towards the rear activates the White Balance and Focus controls. Accessory Support The NA-BMPCC6K features both an M28 and M16 bulkheads for HDMI accessories such as the Nauticam NA Ninja V or NA-502B monitor housings. The housing is also compatible with tripod mounting-ball set in addition to 1/4-20 UNC connection on the top and bottom of the housing. HDMI 2.0 System NA25078 M28A1R225-M28A1R170 HDMI 2.0 Cable (for NA-BMPCCII/S1R to use with Ninja V housing) NA17922 Nauticam Atomos Ninja V housing (HDMI 2.0) for Atomos Ninja V 5” 4Kp60 4:4:2 10-bit Recorder/Monitor/Player HDMI 1.4 Cable System NA25083 HDMI (D-A) Cable in 240mm Length for NA-BMPCCII/S1R (for internal connection from HDMI bulkhead to camera) NA25080 M28-M16 Step Down Adaptor NA25033 standard HDMI bulkhead with M16 thread (25033 is included in NA-058/502H/FHD5/502B-H monitor housing).

The evolution of the mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera has been happening at a fever pitch over the last few years with Panasonic leading the field of introducing more video-driven improvements.  With the LUMIX DC-S1H, Panasonic is taking its full-frame mirrorless S1 platform and giving it supercharged cinema-video specs.  The S1H is the first full-frame mirrorless camera to offer 6K (3:2) 24p internal recording with 14+ stops of dynamic range.  The Nauticam NA-S1H, with its M28 bulkhead supporting HDMI 2.0 output, can be combined with the Atomos Ninja V and Shogun Inferno external monitors/recorders to offer even more recording and monitoring Options. THE PANASONIC LUMIX DC-S1H CAMERA The Panasonic S1 brought many of the features that made the GH series of micro-four-thirds cameras popular with underwater image-makers to a full-frame sensor.  With the S1H, Panasonic has taken some of it's VariCam cinema-tech and added it to already strong video capabilities of the S1 platform.  The most notable is the ability to record 6K in a 3:2 aspect ratio at 24p (or 5.9K, 30p at 16:9) at a reported 14+ stops of dynamic range.  If 60p is important, the S1H will also capture C4K/UHD4K at 60p in 4:2:2 10-bit internally.   THE NAUTICAM NA-S1H UNDERWATER HOUSING As the S1H is an evolution of the mirrorless camera, the NA-S1H is the progression of Nauticam's innovative approach to housing design and construction.  As the capabilities of the cameras housed within increases, so must the housing itself.  The NA-S1H is a perfect compliment to the S1H camera and is designed to take full advantage of the S1H's advanced video capabilities.   EF AND L LENS SUPPORT Sigma's MC-21 EF to L adapter allows for the use of Sigma EF-mount lenses to be used with the S1H camera. The NA-S1H Housing is designed to not only accommodate the adapter but to allow for the use of the existing focus and zoom gears for Canon EF-mount Sigma lenses for the N120 Canon System along with the existing Canon N120 extension ring and port combinations for those lenses.  As native L-mount lenses become available, those best suited to underwater use will be added to the system. MISSION CONTROL The NA-S1H follows Nauticam's Mission Control design philosophy that emphasizes placing the control where it is needed most, regardless of where it may be on the camera itself.  This has led to housings where the majority of essential controls can be easily reached from the ergonomic handles.  The use of thumb-levers allows for the manipulation of many controls without having to remove your hand from the handle which leads to more time spent focusing on the shot and less time looking for a control. The NA-S1H features dual thumb levers on both the right and left rear of the housing.  The left side activates Playback and DISP buttons while the right controls AF-ON and REC.  An inner lever on each side adds additional functionality with ISO for the front right and LVF on the left rear.  A multi-position switch on the rear of the housing accesses C/M/AF and is located next to the multi-directional pad. HDMI 2.0 The NA-S1H features the large-bore M28 bulkhead that supports HDMI 2.0 video output connections to external recorders/monitors such as the Atomos Ninja V and Shogun Inferno with the optional Nauticam HDMI 2.0 cables and monitor housings.  An HDMI 1.4 option is also available for those monitor housings that do not feature the M28 bulkhead.

Underwater photographers rely on the diversity of the environment to push their art to its limits, and not just underwater. With the introduction of the Nikon Z7 and Z6, the full-frame mirrorless camera market has important new competitors to push the segment even further. Nikon's first full-frame mirrorless cameras, the Z7 and Z6 offer underwater photographers the same legendary Nikon sensors with the versatility of an electronic viewfinder and the more compact form factor of a mirrorless system. The NA-Z7V supports both the Z6 and Z7 models and features the larger M28 bulkhead that supports HDMI 2.0 connections required for the Atomos Ninja V recorder/monitor. The Nikon Z6 and Z7 cameras For many full-frame Nikon photographers, the appeal of a mirrorless camera was tempered by the thought of having to invest in and master a new system by switching to another ecosystem like Sony. For those who were waiting for a mirrorless system that utilises Nikon's image processing technology and ergonomics, the wait is over. The Z6 and Z7 cameras have an identical body, differing only in features - an ideal feature when it comes to housing the camera for underwater use. Both camera bodies are built around the new Z-mount. With an incredibly large mount diameter of 55 mm (17% larger than F-mount) and a very short flange distance, the Z-mount offers a maximum aperture of F0.95. While the current selection of Z-mount lenses is limited, almost the entire range of F-mount lenses can be used with the optional FTZ adapter. When using the adapter, lenses without VR also benefit from the in-camera stabilisation. VR and Z-mount lenses get 5-axis stabilisation, while non-VR F-mount lenses have 3-axis stabilisation. There is also a special e-VR (electronic VR) that combines optical and electronic stabilisation for video recording. Both the Z6 and Z7 can internally record UHD 4K at 30 frames per second or 1080 HD at up to 120 frames per second at 144 Mbps. Recording utilises the full width of the sensor and both cameras are capable of outputting UHD 4K in 10-bit N-log via HDMI, supporting start/stop control. The electronic OLED viewfinder (EVF) of the Z6 and Z7 offers 100% image coverage at Quad VGA resolution (3.69 million dots). When triggering external flashes, both cameras have a 1/200 X-Sync shutter speed. Nikon Z7 Camera The Z7 has a high-resolution 45.7MP FX-format sensor that allows shooting at up to 9 FPS. The Z7 offers a wide ISO range of 64-25,600 and autofocus is achieved with 493 on-sensor AF points covering 90% of the frame. The camera intelligently switches between contrast and phase detection points to achieve precise focusing regardless of lighting conditions. Main features of the camera: 45.7MP FX format sensor without OLPF Continuous shooting at 9 FPS 64-25,600 ISO range UHD 4K 30p recording without FOV crop 10bit UHD 4K N-log output via HDMI with start/stop support 5-axis VR stabilisation (with Z-lenses) 8K time-lapse with exposure smoothing CF Express ready (currently supports XQD) Nikon Z6 Camera The Z6 is equipped with a 24.5 MP FX-format sensor that allows continuous shooting at up to 12 FPS and an ISO range of 100-51,200. Videos are recorded internally at up to UHD 4K 30p without cropping the field of view. 273 on-sensor focus points cover 90% of the subject and the Z 6 intelligently switches between contrast and phase detection points to ensure precise autofocus. Main features of the camera: 24.5MP FX-format sensor with OLPF 12 FPS continuous shooting ISO range 100-51,200 UHD 4K 30p recording without FOV crop 10bit N-log UHD 4K output via HDMI with start/stop support 5-axis VR stabilisation (with Z-mount lenses) 4K time-lapse CF Express ready (currently only XQD) The Nauticam NA-Z7V underwater housing Nauticam has produced a variety of housings for Nikon DSLR cameras and is not new to the mirrorless format. Nauticam has developed housings for full-frame, APS-C and MFT mirrorless cameras from various camera manufacturers. The NA-Z7V, just like Nikon's Z6/7 cameras, is an evolutionary step in underwater housings that seamlessly combine the Nikon F-mount and the new Z-mount in one housing. F- and Z-mount support The Nauticam NA-Z7V body not only allows the use of the new Z-mount Nikon glass, but also F-mount lenses with the Nikon FTZ adapter. This is crucial as the new Z-mount lenses will be phased in over the next few years. The Nauticam NA-Z7V body has two lens release buttons suitable for either F- or Z-mount lenses. When switching between F-mount and Z-mount lenses, the camera must be removed from the housing to remove the adapter. If you are using the F- or Z-mount system, use the appropriate lens release button to change the lens without removing the camera from the body. A vacuum reset switch is also located under the tray so that the back of the housing does not need to be opened when changing lenses or adapters. Intelligent operation Nauticam's engineers are obsessed with functionality, which is evident in the placement of the essential controls.  Regardless of where the controls are located on the camera, the Nauticam housing puts them where you need them underwater.  For those switching between photo and video modes, there is an easy-to-reach switch on the right rear of the housing.  The right double thumb lever, easily reached from the right grip, gives access to the AF-on or Record button.  Between the double thumb lever and the multi-step shutter release is an ISO lever that allows quick changes in sensitivity. The left double tick lever provides access to the DISP and playback controls.  The zoom in and zoom out controls on the right rear of the camera housing are on the left side of the housing and are in a location more familiar to Nauticam housing users. The switch that toggles between the LCD display and the electronic viewfinder, an important and widely used control with mirrorless systems, is within easy reach near the left grip.   Front and rear controls are easily accessible via the familiar large knurled wheels on the right handle.  The ergonomic housing handles are rubberised and feature stainless steel stiffening brackets to ensure a stable platform when using large strobes or video lights attached to the pre-installed 1-inch ball heads. Z7 mit 60mm Makro Flash release The NA-Z7 comes with Nauticam's self-powered manual flash trigger pre-installed.  The flash trigger plugs into the camera's hot shoe and uses LED lights inserted into each of the two optical bulkheads to trigger assisted underwater flashes when used with the correct fibre optic connector.  The flash trigger is powered by button cell batteries that provide thousands of flashes per battery.  The flash trigger can be upgraded to support TTL triggering (NA26308). HDMI video output The Z7 camera supports 10-bit HDMI video output with UHD resolution (3840 x 2160) at up to 30p.  An external monitor or recorder can be used with the optional standard M16 HDMI socket (NA25033), HDMI (D-C) cable in 190mm length (NA25036), which is included as standard in every Nauticam monitor housing. The NA-Z7V also has an M24 socket that supports HDMI 2.0 output.  Atomos and Nikon have announced that video output via HDMI 2.0 from the Nikon Z6 and Z7 can be captured in Apple ProRes RAW format on the Ninja V monitor/recorder.  Currently, footage can be recorded in high quality ProRes 4:2:2 10-bit 30p UHD 4K when used with the Ninja V using the Nauticam NA-Ninja V housing with HDMI 2.0 cable PN 25085.

THE CANON EOS R5C CAMERA The Canon EOS R5C is the latest in Canon's full-frame 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 R5C uses an all new 45MP CMOS sensor with in-body image stabilization which can reduce shake by up to 8 stops.  The camera's Dual Pixel autofocus system uses 1053 autofocus points across the entire frame.   It is also capable of recording 8K video at 24p or 30p and 4K at up to 120p.   The EOS R5C can also use the large EF-mount lens lineup via three optional adapters, a simple EF to R adapter, one which supports the customizable control ring and another that features a drop-in filter mount. Key Camera Specifications 45MP full-frame Dual Pixel CMOS sensor 8K Video, with option for RAW or 10-bit 4:2:2 C-log or HDR PQ Up to 4K/120p, or oversampled 4K up to 30p 100% coverage Dual Pixel II AF system 12 fps / 20 fps burst (mechanical / electronic shutter) 5.76M-dot OLED EVF with 120fps max refresh rate 3.2" 2.1M-dot fully articulating touchscreen 10-bit HDR photos in HEIF format 1x CFExpress slot, 1x UHS-II SD slot Weather sealing   THE NAUTICAM NA-R5C UNDERWATER HOUSING FOR THE CANON EOS R5C CAMERA The NA-R5C underwater housing follows suit with Nauticam's drive for innovation. Both the Canon EOS R5C and EOS R 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 integrated the NA-R5 into the N120 port system. Canon's EF to RF mount adapters can be affixed to the camera before insertion into the housing. When using the EOS RC5 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 lens lineup emerges, dedicated port and extension ring combinations will be listed on the Port Chart. Two lens release buttons, one for RF and one for EF lenses used with the optional Canon adapter, are located on the front of the housing to make lens removal through the port opening simple. 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-R5C where a dual thumb lever and dual sub-lever are placed by the right handle. The upper thumb lever activates the "AF-On" and the lower the "Q" buttons while the sub-lever corresponds to the "M-Fn" and "Record" buttons. Near the left handle is a thumb lever for "Playback" as well as a dedicated switch to change from using LCD to the EVF. 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. An additional control wheel is located on the left side of the housing and will interface with the control ring on the supported EF to EOS R Mount Adapter with Control Ring using the optional gear (NA19561). Flash Triggering Flash triggering is achieved via one of two optional Flash Triggers, a manual LED trigger (NA26301) 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 VACUUM CHECK AND LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection electronics are shipped with the NA-R5C as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory vacuum valve 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.

The Nikon D780 brings many of the technological advancements in autofocus, live-view shooting and video performance from the Z series mirrorless cameras to a full-frame DSLR.  A true hybrid shooter, the D780 employs a full-frame BSI 24.5MP sensor to create still images with incredible detail and dynamic range as well as to produce UHD 4K video from the full sensor width.  Autofocus and metering enhancements as well as video output over HDMI options allow the D780 to excel in both video and still applications. THE NIKON D780 DSLR CAMERA While the Nikon D850 dominates the high-megapixel end of the Nikon DSLR lineup and the D5 delivers unparalleled dynamic range and low-light capability the D780 is a blend of both with a splash of Z-series mirrorless hybrid-shooting capability thrown in.  The D780 is built around a 24.5MP BSI CMOS sensor powered by the newest EXPEED 6 image processor.  The lower pixel density, as compared to its D850 sibling, means increased low-light sensitivity and higher dynamic range.  Being a Backside Illuminated (BSI) sensor also brings greater color resolution capability.  The D780 also borrows heavily from Nikon's Z-series mirrorless cameras to refine its live-view and video shooting experiences.  Overall, the D780 is a high-powered hybrid shooter for those not looking to move into the mirrorless space, yet wanting more of the flexibility these systems offer.   Key Camera Specs 24.5MP BSI CMOS Sensor Dual Gain ISO System ISO Range of 100-51,200 (expandable to 204,800) UHD 4K 30p Video 10-bit UHD 4K output over HDMI with N-Log or HLG On-sensor 273-point AF System for Live View and Video Shooting The D780 has an even greater ISO range than the D850 and features a dual-gain readout system.  The dual-gain configuration allows the D780 to maximize dynamic range at lower ISO values while prioritizing noise-reduction at higher ISO values.  This capability is driven by the new EXPEED 6 processor, allowing faster pixel readout speed.  This increased speed also translated to improved video performance with the ability to record UHD 4K video at up to 30p using the full sensor width.   Autofocus on the D780 has received advancements over the D750, not only in still image capture via the optical viewfinder but also in live-view and video capture modes.  The D780 uses the on-sensor phase-detection system seen on Nikon's Z-series mirrorless cameras which employs 273 AF-points that cover  ~90% of the frame to achieve fast and accurate autofocus during live-view shooting at up to -6EV (in Low-Light mode, or -4 in standard mode).  This live-view autofocus system also carries over to video mode, supercharging the D780's video capabilities.  The autofocus speed while video/live-view shooting can also be tuned using an 11-point scale and an AF-F mode allows the autofocus to function continuously without a half-press of the shutter button, similar to AF-C in video mode. The D780 can also output 10-bit UHD 4K at 30p over HDMI.  The output signal can take advantage of two different gamma curves, N-Log, which maximizes dynamic range for post-processing or the more viewer-ready HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma).  Combined with an external recorder, this capability allows maximum potential extraction from the D780's sensor.  Internal recording is UHD 4K at up to 30p.  Users can decide whether to carry over still shooting settings to video or set them independently.  If image stabilization is required, the D780 can employ electronic image stabilization using a slight 1.1x crop. THE NAUTICAM NA-D780 UNDERWATER HOUSING The NA-D780 underwater housing follows suit with Nauticam's drive for innovation.  Every new housing design is carefully crafted based on feedback from Nauticam users around the globe. Feedback gained from the knowledge and experience of Nauticam owners results in every new housing design being better than the last. Nauticam engineers are obsessed with functionality and this is evident in the location of essential controls. Regardless of where the control is located on the camera, the Nauticam housing puts them where you need them to be underwater. For those switching between photo and video modes, an easily reachable switch is located on the right rear of the housing. The right side double thumb lever, easily reached from the right handle features access to the AF-on and Record buttons respectively. Between the double thumb lever and the multi-stage shutter release is an ISO lever allowing quick changes to sensitivity. The left double thumb lever accesses the Info and Playback controls. The Zoom In and Zoom Out controls are located on the the left side of the housing to a location familiar to Nauticam housing users. Front and rear control dials are readily accessible by the familiar large knurled dials at the right handle. The ergonomic housing handles are rubberized and feature stainless steel stiffening brackets to ensure a stable platform when using large strobes or video lights attached to the pre-installed 1" mounting balls. FLASH TRIGGERING The NA-D780 comes with Nauticam's self powered manual flash trigger preinstalled. The flash trigger plugs into the hot-shoe of the camera and uses LED lights recessed into each of the two optical bulkheads to trigger supported underwater flashes when used with the correct fiber optic connection. The flash trigger is powered by coin cell batteries that provide thousands of flashes per battery. The flash trigger can be upgraded to support TTL triggering (PN 26308 TTL Converter for Nikon). INTEGRATED VACUUM CHECK AND LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection system is shipped with NA-D780 as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory M16 vacuum valve (PN 25625), 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. PREMIUM PROFESSIONAL OPTICS Optical performance is just as necessary as camera performance and this becomes even more critical given the challenges of filming underwater. The Nauticam NA-D780 uses the same N120 Port System as the previous Nikon DSLRs which makes for a seamless transition for those upgrading.  While this system provides exceptional optical-glass and flat port solutions for a wide variety of F Mount lenses, the real power of the D780 can be realized using Nauticam's Water Contact Optics. This lineup of dry and wet lenses are conceived using commercial lens-design software to achieve truly unparalleled underwater image quality both for stills and video in both macro and wide-angle situations. The WACP-1 and WACP-2 achieve ultra-wide 130º fields-of-view with reduced distortion over conventional optics while featuring ~0" minimum focus distances, zoom through capabilities and unbeatable corner sharpness at even wide-open apertures such as F5.6. The SMC-1 and SMC-2 macro wet-optics, when used with the Nikon 105mm f/2.8G VR macro lens provide 2x and 4x magnification respectively and the SMC-1 actually provides a resulting image with increased contrast and sharpness than the 105mm lens itself can achieve in air without a magnifier.

Introducing NA-1DXIII The Canon EOS-1D X MARK III Camera  The Canon EOS-1D X Mark III is the brand's flagship DSLR camera is constructed around a redesigned 20.1MP CMOS full-frame sensor.  The new sensor is designed to give the camera both exceptional still and motion picture capabilities that satisfy the professional image and filmmaker's criteria.   Resolution, Speed and Sensitivity The 20.1MP CMOS sensor has the highest ISO range of any Canon EOS camera at 100-102,400 with expandability options for a low of 50 and a high of 819,200 equivalent.  In Live View the Mark III will capture 20fps, even with mechanical shutter and has a continuous burst rate of 1,000 RAW or RAW+JPEG images thanks to the enhanced DIGIC X processor and the use of CFexpress 2.0 recording media. Autofocus Canon's legendary Dual Pixel autofocus is the benchmark for underwater imaging.  With the Mark III, Canon has increased the number of AF zones to 525 and adds Servo AF for moving subjects and claims their Movie Servo AF can now operate down to -6 EV during video recording. Video Recording With 12-bit 5.5K RAW 60p internal recording, the EOS-1D X Mark III has positioned itself to not just maintain but also to grow the already large following it has in the underwater filmmaker community.  While RAW may not be for everyone, the Mark III can also record DCI 4K at 60p from the full sensor width in 10-bit 4:2:2 using the H.265 HEVC codec.  The ability to shoot using the full sensor was not possible with the Mark II and returns the full field-of-view so essential in wide-angle underwater video.  There is still the option to shoot cropped DCI 4K as well (using about 75% of the camera's sensor width) , giving some extra magnification when using macro lenses or even a little more zoom for wide-angle.  Video can be captured with the cinema Canon Log OETF profile.  This profile, developed for the C300 and C500 cinema cameras allows capture of the full 12 T-stop exposure latitude of the new sensor.   Durability and Battery The EOS-1D X Mark III has a 500,000 shutter release rating with reduced black-out and mirror bounce characteristics in addition to extensive weather sealing in keeping with it's position as the flagship DSLR.  For those migrating or adding the Mark III to a workflow containing the Mark II will rejoice in the Mark III's use of the same LP-E19 battery which delivers up to 2 hours of RAW or compressed 4K recording or a CIPA rated 2,850 still images using the viewfinder or 610 shots in Live View.  This is a dramatic increase from the Mark II which was rated at 1,210 and 260 shots respectively.  This long record time gives the Mark III a distinct advantage over mirrorless systems that may record similar quality levels but offer shorter battery life. The Nauticam NA-1DXIII Underwater Housing Nauticam has been providing innovative aluminum housings since the original EOS-1D X with each evolution adapting to the ever changing role this camera plays in underwater image making.  The NA-1DXIII adds a host of video-centric enhancements as well as more refined ergonomics and control access for all shooting situations.   Video Recording While the EOS-1D X Mark III can capture incredible 5.5K 12-bit RAW internally, it can also output uncompressed DCI or UHD 4K video over HDMI at up to 30p.  For those that prefer to use a more edit-friendly codec such as ProRes or DNX, the addition of an external monitor or recorder is an option.  The NA-1DXIII features the large-bore M28 bulkhead that supports Nauticam's HDMI 2.0 cable system and supported monitors/recorders such as the Atomos Ninja V.  The system also supports the HDMI 1.4 standard for use with non-recording monitor solutions such as the SmallHD 502 Bright and comes with an M28 to M16 step-down adapter pre-installed.  See the sidebar for recommended monitor housings and necessary connection accessories. Mission Controll Regardless of where a button or control dial may lie on the camera body, Nauticam engineers obsess over making sure that access to that control on the housing be intuitively placed for ease of use to insure no shot is missed while searching for a button or dial.  The NA-1DXIII features a double-action thumb lever reachable from the right handle that actuates the AF-ON and RECORD buttons on the rear of the camera.  A recessed dual-action lever that rests between the right handle and the housing triggers ISO and the M.Fn controls.  A dual-action thumb lever on the left side is for PLAYBACK/INFO and another dual-action lever on the front left of the housing os for the customizable PV and FN controls.  Large textured control dials on the right side access the main and sub command dials and a large dial on the left side is for controlling lenses equipped with manual focus or manual zoom gears. Flash Triggering The NA-1DXIII supports flash triggering via the built-in fiber-optic bulkheads atop the housing through the use of Nauticam's Manual or TTL flash triggers.  The manual flash trigger provides high speed optical triggering of supported strobes using LEDs powered by an internal user-replaceable battery.  For TTL, the Nauticam Canon TTL Flash Trigger can be used.  The NA-1DXIII also comes with two M14 5-pin Nikonos bulkheads pre-installed along with a Canon to dual Nikonos bulkhead hot-shoe cable for electronic strobe triggering.  The M14 bulkhead is installed along with an M16 to M14 step-down adapter. Integrated Vaccum Check and Leak Detection System The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection system is shipped with NA-1DXIII as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory vacuum valve (PN 25625 for M16 or 25624 for M14), 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. Premium Professional Optics Optical performance is just as necessary as camera performance and this becomes even more critical given the challenges of filming underwater.  The Nauticam NA-1DXIII uses the same N120 Port System as the previous NA-1DXII which makes for a seamless transition for those upgrading to the Mark III.  While this system provides exceptional optical-glass and flat port solutions for a wide variety of EF-mount lenses, the real power of the EOS-1D X Mark III can be realized using Nauticam's Water Contact Optics.  This lineup of dry and wet lenses are conceived using commercial lens-design software to achieve truly unparalleled underwater image quality both for stills and video in both macro and wide-angle situations.  The WACP-1 and WACP-2 achieve ultra-wide 130º fields-of-view with reduced distortion over conventional optics while featuring ~0" minimum focus distances, zoom through capabilities and unbeatable corner sharpness at even wide-open apertures such as F5.6.  The SMC-1 and SMC-2 macro wet-optics, when used with the Canon 100mm F2.8 macro lens provide 2x and 4x magnification respectively and the SMC-1 actually provides a resulting image with increased contrast and sharpness than the 100mm lens itself can achieve in air without a magnifier.

The Z 7II and Z 6II, Nikon's next generation full-frame mirrorless cameras, offer underwater shooters the same legendary Nikon sensors with improved autofocus and continuous shooting speed performance. The NA-Z7II supports both the Z 7II and Z 6II models and features the larger-bore M28 bulkhead that supports HDMI 2.0 connections needed for the Atomos Ninja V Recorder/Monitor. THE NIKON Z 6II AND Z 7II CAMERAS For many full-frame Nikon shooters the appeal of a mirrorless camera had been tempered by the thought of having to invest in and master a new system by moving to another ecosystem such as Sony. For those awaiting a mirrorless system that utilized Nikon imaging technology and ergonomics, the wait is over. The Z 6II and Z 7II cameras feature an identical body, differing only in their feature sets, an ideal feature when it comes to housing the camera for underwater use.  Each camera also features dual EXPEED 6 image processor to significantly improve autofocus and continuous speed shooting.   Both camera bodies are built around Nikon's Z-mount. With an incredibly wide 55mm mount diameter (17% larger than F-mount) and very short flange distance, the Z-mount is able to offer a maximum aperture of F0.95. While the current range of Z-mount lenses continues to grow, almost the entire line of F-mount lenses is usable with the optional Nikon FTZ Adapter. When using the adapter, even non VR lenses benefit from the camera's in-body stabilization. VR and Z-Mount lenses receive 5-axis stabilization whereas non-VR F-mount lenses have access to 3-axis stabilization. There is also a dedicated e-VR (electronic VR) that combines optical and electronic stabilization for video shooting. Both the Z 6II and Z 7II will be able to capture internal UHD 4K at 60fps or 1080 HD at up to 120fps.  The Z 6II will be able to record 4K/60P early in 2021 through an expected firmware update.  In addition to N-Log, both cameras also feature HLG (hybrid-log gamma for HDR) which work in 10-bit 4:2:2 over HDMI 2.0 to an external recorder such as the Ninja V.   The OLED electronic viewfinder (EVF) of both the Z 6II and Z 7II gives 100% frame coverage at Quad-VGA (3.69M dot) resolution. When triggering external flashes, both cameras feature a 1/200 X-sync shutter speed. THE NIKON Z 7II CAMERA The Z 7II features a high resolution 45.7MP FX-format sensor that can shoot at up to 10FPS. The Z 7II features a wide ISO range of 64-25,600. Autofocus is achieved with 493 on-sensor AF points that cover 90% of the frame and the camera intelligently switches between contrast-detection and phase-detection points to achieve accurate focus regardless of light conditions. KEY CAMERA SPECS: 45.7MP FX Format Sensor with no OLPF 10 FPS continuous shooting 64-25,600 ISO Range UHD 4K 60p recording with 1.08x crop 10bit UHD 4K N-log output via HDMI with start/stop support 5-axis VR stabilization (with Z lenses) 3.69M-dot EVF, 3.2" 2.1M-dot rear screen -3EV focusing with F2.0 lens 1 CFExpress / XQD card slot, 1 UHS-II SD card slot THE NIKON Z 6II CAMERA The Z 6II is equipped with a 24.5MP FX-format sensor capable of up to 14FPS continuous shooting with an ISO range of 100-51,200. Video is currently recorded internally at up to UHD 4K 30p.  UHD 4K 60p with a 1.6x crop will be available in early 2021 through a firmware update. 273 on-sensor focus points cover 90% of the fame and the Z 6II intelligently switches between contrast-detection and phase-detection points to assure accurate autofocus. KEY CAMERA SPECS: 24.5MP FX Format Sensor with OLPF 14 FPS continuous shooting 100-51,200 ISO Range Full Sensor UHD 4K 30p  UHD 4K 60p recording with 1.6x crop (firmware update early 2021) 10bit N-log UHD 4K output via HDMI with start/stop support 5-axis VR stabilization (with Z-mount lenses) 3.6m-Dot OLED Electronic Viewfinder Two card slots (1x CFexpress/XQD, 1x UHS-II SD) THE NAUTICAM NA-Z7II UNDERWATER HOUSING The NA-Z7II underwater housing follows suit with Nauticam's drive for innovation. Both the Nikon Z 6II and Z 7II present shooters with the ability to use both the available legacy F Mount lenses via the FTZ adapter in addition to their native Z Mount optics.  To support both the legacy and native lenses, Nauticam has integrated the NA-Z7II into the N120 port system.  This is critical as the new Z mount lenses are being phased in over the next few years. The Nauticam NA-Z7II housing features two lens release buttons that correspond to either F or Z mount lenses. When switching between F and Z mount lenses, the camera must be removed from the housing to remove the adapter. When working within either the F or Z mount system use the appropriate lens release button to switch lenses without having to remove the camera from the housing. A vacuum system reset switch is located below the tray as well so there is no need to open the rear of the housing during lens or port changes. The NA-Z7II is part of the N120 port system which allows for full support of Nikon F mount lenses with the same ports needed for their application on Nikon SLR housings. As more Z mount lenses become available Nauticam will add supported configurations. INTELLIGENT CONTROL PLACEMENT Nauticam engineers are obsessed with functionality and this is evident in the location of essential controls. Regardless of where the control is located on the camera, the Nauticam housing puts them where you need them to be underwater. For those switching between photo and video modes, an easily reachable switch is located on the right rear of the housing. The right side double thumb lever, easily reached from the right handle features access to the AF-on and Record buttons respectively. Between the double thumb lever and the multi-stage shutter release is an ISO lever allowing quick changes to sensitivity. The left double thumb lever accesses the DISP and Playback controls. The Zoom In and Zoom Out controls, located on the right rear of the camera body is relocated to the left side of the housing to a location more familiar to Nauticam housing users. The switch that allows for switching between the LCD display and the EVF, a crucial and much used control with mirrorless systems is located close to the left handle within easy reach. Front and rear control dials are readily accessible by the familiar large knurled dials at the right handle. The ergonomic housing handles are rubberized and feature stainless steel stiffening brackets to ensure a stable platform when using large strobes or video lights attached to the pre-installed 1" mounting balls. FLASH TRIGGERING The NA-Z7II comes with Nauticam's self powered manual flash trigger preinstalled. The flash trigger plugs into the hot-shoe of the camera and uses LED lights recessed into each of the two optical bulkheads to trigger supported underwater flashes when used with the correct fiber optic connection. The flash trigger is powered by coin cell batteries that provide thousands of flashes per battery. The flash trigger can be upgraded to support TTL triggering (PN 26308 TTL Converter for Nikon). INTEGRATED VACUUM CHECK AND LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection system is shipped with NA-Z7II as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory M16 vacuum valve (PN 25625), 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. PREMIUM PROFESSIONAL OPTICS Optical performance is just as necessary as camera performance and this becomes even more critical given the challenges of filming underwater. The Nauticam NA-Z7II uses the same N120 Port System as the previous NA-Z7 which makes for a seamless transition for those upgrading to the "II." While this system provides exceptional optical-glass and flat port solutions for a wide variety of F and Z Mount lenses, the real power of the Z 6II and Z 7II can be realized using Nauticam's Water Contact Optics. This lineup of dry and wet lenses are conceived using commercial lens-design software to achieve truly unparalleled underwater image quality both for stills and video in both macro and wide-angle situations. The WACP-1 and WACP-2 achieve ultra-wide 130º fields-of-view with reduced distortion over conventional optics while featuring ~0" minimum focus distances, zoom through capabilities and unbeatable corner sharpness at even wide-open apertures such as F5.6. The SMC-1 and SMC-2 macro wet-optics, when used with the Nikon 105mm f/2.8G VR macro lens provide 2x and 4x magnification respectively and the SMC-1 actually provides a resulting image with increased contrast and sharpness than the 105mm lens itself can achieve in air without a magnifier.

THE CANON EOS-5D MARK IV 5D Mark IV is the embodiment of a hybrid camera system, providing compelling feature sets for still photo and video capture underwater. Never before has there been a camera that excels so well at both disciplines. Still photographers will love the 61 point autofocus system shared with 1DX Mark II for its fast acquisition and reliable tracking of moving subjects. The new 30 megapixel sensor with on chip analog-to-digital conversion offers plenty of resolution with high dynamic range capture ideal for pulling shadow and mid-tone detail out of strongly backlit images. The 5D Mark IV motion capture feature set might provide even more motivation to upgrade! Previous 5D versions were acclaimed for their faithful color representation in a wide range of underwater shooting scenarios. 5D Mark IV still has that unmatched “Canon Color”, and is now Capable of recording 4K at 30 fps with usable autofocus thanks to the Canon Dual Pixel AF system. Canon 5D Mark IV Key Specifications New 30.4MP CMOS full-frame sensor with Dual Pixel AF DCI 4K 30/24p video using Motion JPEG + 4K Frame Grab 61-point AF system with 41 cross-type sensors (center point sensitive to -3 EV) Dual Pixel AF (sensitive to -4EV) for continuous Servo AF in stills (first for a full-frame Canon camera) and video ISO 100-32000 (expandable to 102400) 7 fps continuous shooting Dual Pixel Raw (image microadjustment, bokeh shift, ghosting reduction) 150,000-pixel RGB+IR metering sensor 1.62M-dot 3.2″ full-time touchscreen Wi-Fi w/ NFC + GPS Built-in bulb timer interval timers Improved weather-sealing THE NAUTICAM NA-5DMKIV UNDERWATER HOUSING While physically extremely similar to the 5D Mark III and 5DS cameras that came before it, small dimensional changes in the Mark IV body forced a new housing design. The core control layout, proven by generations of existing housings in the field, is retained here. This design consistency results in immediate familiarity with the control layout for people that have used Nauticam housings before, and a thoroughly refined and field tested design for newcomers to the brand. The new Nauticam NA-5DMIV housing incorporates technology from the Nauticam housings that came before it, but features enhanced ergonomics, more and better control access, and reduced size/weight thanks to cutting edge manufacturing processes. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS: Flash Triggering Dual Nikonos Bulkheads Pre-Installed Replacement O-Ring 90134 Vacuum System Pre-installed FLASH FIRING The NA-5DMKIV Housing comes standard with twin Nikonos flash connectors for electrical strobe triggering. An optional LED flash trigger is available for rapid fire optical triggering (manual power), and a new TTL Flash Trigger enables automatic flash exposure with compatible strobes. The Nauticam TTL Flash Trigger is an ideal accessory for the still photographer. This hotshoe mounted optical flash trigger provides automatic TTL Flash when used with Inon S-TTL and Sea & Sea DS-TTL Strobes connected by fiber optic cables. The TTL trigger also offers manual triggering, including rear curtain sync, with any compatible slave strobe. Accurate automatic TTL flash exposure has been a favorite feature of Nauticam photographers using cameras with pop up flashes, and the TTL Trigger unlocks this feature set in the NA-5DMKIV Housing. Powered by a single Canon NB-13L rechargeable battery, the TTL Trigger provides approximately 150 full power flashes. New in NA-5DMKIV, a window allows the flash trigger status LED to be clearly viewed, and the housing features a power button. This LED provides important status info, and the power button allows the trigger to be activated underwater. Optical TTL Strobe Compatibility: Inon S-2000, D-2000, and Z-240 Sea & Sea YS-D1, YS-D2, and YS-01 EASE OF USE No competing system is easier to assemble or break down. The camera drops into the housing with a quick release camera tray. No controls need to be preset, as housing functions for dials and switches align automatically (on/off, af-m, still photo/video). The large 120mm housing port opening allows even the largest popular pro Canon wide angle lens (11-24mm f/4) to be used, and the camera can even be mounted in the housing with this large lens attached. VIEWFINDERS The standard optical glass viewfinder is very good and travel friendly, but many photographers prefer the ease of a magnified viewfinder with adjustable diopter. Nauticam produces a “straight” 180º enlarging viewfinder and a 45º angled enlarging viewfinder to enhance the ease of close quarters work often associated with macro shooting. Both viewfinders have high quality optics, and allow bright viewing of the entire image. A patented external dioptric adjustment allows personal adjustment to a sharp-as-a-tack standard underwater and viewfinder changes can be executed in less than 30 seconds without using tools. Exceptional composition and focus accuracy have never been more accessible. PREMIUM PROFESSIONAL OPTICS Experienced shooters know a camera is only as good as the lens in front of it, and the same is true when choosing optics for an underwater camera system. Four optically coated glass dome ports (250mm, 230mm, 180mm, and 140mm diameters) and a series of acrylic ports support popular lenses from Canon, Sigma, and Tokina. Port configurations are extensively tested at Nauticam to determine the ideal extension ring length for best performance. For macro and super macro shooting, the Nauticam Super Macro Converter is a revolutionary accessory. This is an entirely in-house design, optimized for use in water. The water contact correction offers the highest overall sharpness, free from chromatic aberration and purple fringing, with reproduction ratios exceeding 2:1 when used with a EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM Macro Lens. INTEGRATED VACUUM CHECK AND LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection system is shipped with NA-5DMKIV as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory vacuum valve (PN 25625), 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.

With the ability to accommodate both Panasonic LUMIX S1 and Panasonic S1R cameras, the Nauticam NA-S1R housing offers tremendous versatility to the underwater photographer. Nauticam's drive for innovation and focus on real-world usability is clearly reflected in the NA-S1R's features.   Although the two cameras may have different strengths, the NA-S1R is designed and built to give both video and photography enthusiasts easy access to all the controls and functions, exactly where they need them. Operation Nauticam engineers are obsessed with ease of use, and the Mission Control philosophy means they place essential controls where they are needed, regardless of where they are on the camera body. By placing the controls as close as possible to the handles and within easy and natural reach, users can concentrate on the composition and timing of their shot while adjusting exposure or focus without taking their eye off the viewfinder or screen.   The NA-S1R has a double thumb lever on the left rear of the body that accesses DISP and playback, while a double thumb lever on the left front activates the customisable Fn1 and Fn2 buttons.  A rear thumb lever on the right side is for AF-On and REC.  A lever on the right side of the NA-S1R allows the focus mode to be switched between C/S/MF and a multi-directional pad that provides the ability to navigate through the menu or move the focus point. Sigma EF lens support The MC-21 EF to L adapter from Sigma allows the use of Sigma EF lenses for use with the S1 and S1R cameras. The NA-S1R underwater housing is designed to not only accommodate the adapter, but also to allow the use of the existing focus and zoom wheels for Sigma lenses with Canon mounts, as well as the existing extension ring and port combinations for these lenses.     Flash release Optical flash triggering with automatic exposure (TTL) is supported by the Panasonic DMW-FL70 clip-on flash (sold separately). For quick manual flash triggering, the NA-S1R is compatible with the Nauticam Mini Flash Trigger (NA26309), which uses small LED units to trigger external flashes via Nauticam Universal Fibre Optic (26216).  A TTL flash on/off switch on the top of the housing allows the DMW-FL70 flash unit to be activated or deactivated in water.  HDMI 2.0 output To take full advantage of the S1's video capabilities, the NA-S1R features the large-size M28 connector for HDMI 2.0 connections, such as those used on the Atomos Ninja V in conjunction with the Nauticam Atomos Ninja V housing (HDMI 2.0). Vacuum testing and leak detection system The Nauticam vacuum testing and leak detection system is supplied with NA-S1R as standard. Combined with an additional vacuum valve (NA25625 or NA25624), this monitoring system provides constant information about the watertight and submersible condition of the enclosure. A simple colour-coded LED lighting system indicates to the user that the vacuum is tight or that the enclosure is losing vacuum. Leak detection is integrated into the same circuit so that an audible and visual indication is given in the event of water ingress.  The Nauticam system is temperature compensated and eliminates false alarms caused by a change in outside temperature or a camera heating up during an action-packed dive. Recommended 4K recorder/monitor: NA17922 Nauticam Atomos Ninja V Underwater Housing (HDMI 2.0) for Atomos Ninja V 5 4Kp60 4:4:2 10-bit Recorder/Monitor NA25078 HDMI 2.0 Cable M28A1R225-M28A1R170 for NA17922 Ninja V Enclosure

The Canon EOS C70 packs a lot of the features we love about cinema cameras into a small mirrorless style body.  With a Super35 sensor using Canon's next generation Dual Gain Output, the C70 also includes Dual Pixel CMOS AF autofocus, a built in ND filter and is the first EOS cinema camera to use Canon's new RF lens mount.  When you combine that with the "Canon Color" we have come to love underwater, this makes for one of the most compact and capable cinema cameras to date.   THE CANON EOS C70 CINEMA CAMERA The Canon EOS C70 is a compact form-factor cinema camera built around a Super35 Dual Gain Output (DGO) Sensor.  With 16+ stops of high dynamic range the C70 can record DCI 4K up to 60fps and 2K up to 120fps.  Without the extended dynamic range it can capture UHD 4K up to 120fps and 2k up to 180fps.  Integrated into the camera is a motorized 10-stop Neutral Density filter along with an air intake system allowing for unlimited video recording. KEY CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS: Super35 Dual Gain Output (DGO) Sensory DCI 4K 60p, Hi-Speed UHD 4K 120p/2K 180p Dual Pixel CMOS AF 16+ Stops of High Dynamic Range DIG!C DV7 Image Processory Canon Log 2 and Log 3 Gamma Dual SD Card Slots RF Lens Mount Built-in ND Filters  THE NAUTICAM NA-C70 UNDERWATER HOUSING Nauticam has long been producing industry-leading housings for Cinema cameras and have taken that experience to create the most advanced underwater cinema system housings available. Taking advantage of the small form factor of the C70, the Nauticam NA-C70 is ultra-portable yet offers full access to the camera's critical functions.  Regardless of where a button or control dial may lie on the camera body, Nauticam engineers obsess over making sure that access to that control on the housing be intuitively placed for ease of use to insure no shot is missed while searching for a button or dial.  To take this a step further, Nauticam has also integrated the Nauticam to Canon SDK Control Board in the rear door of the housing which places a variety of electronic control functions at your finger tips.  This connects to the camera through pogo pins between the rear housing door and the front camera tray eliminating the risk of straining any cables while opening the housing door for media or battery changes.   The Canon C70 present shooters with the ability to use both the available legacy EF lenses via an adaptor in addition to the native RF optics.  To support both the legacy and native lenses, Nauticam has integrated the NA-C70 into the N120 port system. Canon's EF to EOS R mount adaptors can be affixed to the camera before insertion into the housing. When using the EOS C70 inside the housing with the EF to EOS R adaptor and a supported EF lens, the port and extension ring arrangement will be identical to the same setup on a Nauticam Canon N120 EF-Mount housing.  Two lens release buttons, one for RF and one for EF, are located on the front of the housing to make lens removal through the port opening simple.  In addition to the standard EF to EOS R adaptors, there is also support for the Canon EF to EOS R 0.71x Mount Adaptor through an optional 16702 NA-C70 Camera Tray.   The housing will accommodate the Canon BP-A30 and larger BP-A60 batteries, providing plenty of run time. As with previous Cinema System housings, the Nauticam NA-C70 features large control knobs for focus and zoom which also feature marking disks that can be removed and marked with the desired lens position or focus information. INTEGRATED VACUUM CHECK AND LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection system is shipped with NA-C70 as standard equipment.  With the optional 25625 M16 Vacuum Valve II, 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. PREMIUM PROFESSIONAL OPTICS Optical performance is just as necessary as camera performance and this becomes even more critical given the challenges of filming underwater. The Nauticam NA-C70 uses the same N120 Port System as the previous N120 cinema housings which makes for a seamless transition for those upgrading or looking to add an additional camera to their lineup.  While this system provides exceptional optical-glass and flat port solutions for a wide variety of EF and RF mount lenses, the real power can be realized using Nauticam's Water Contact Optics. This lineup of dry and wet lenses are conceived using commercial lens-design software to achieve truly unparalleled underwater image quality both for stills and video in both macro and wide-angle situations. The WACP-1 and WACP-2 achieve ultra-wide 130º fields-of-view with reduced distortion over conventional optics while featuring ~0" minimum focus distances, zoom through capabilities and unbeatable corner sharpness at even wide-open apertures such as F5.6. The SMC-1 and SMC-2 macro wet-optics, when used with the Canon 100mm F2.8L macro lens provide 2x and 4x magnification respectively and the SMC-1 actually provides a resulting image with increased contrast and sharpness than the 100mm lens itself can achieve in air without a magnifier. HDMI Recommended Configurations For HDMI 2.0 Cable System M24 adaptor for HDMI 2.0 Cable (NA25086) M24A3R140-M28A1R170 HDMI 2.0 Cable (for NA-A7SIII/C70 to use with Ninja V housing) (NA25094) Nauticam Atomos Ninja V Housing for Atomos Ninja V 5” 4Kp60 4:2:2 10-bit Reorder/Monitor/Player (excl. HDMI 2.0 cable) (NA17922) Nauticam Atomos Ninja V-S Housing for Atomos Ninja V 5” 4Kp60 4:2:2 10-bit Reorder/Monitor/Player (excl. HDMI 2.0 cable) with Atomos AtomX SDI Module* (NA17922S) *includes monitor hood, vacuum valve, SDI bulkhead (NA25058+NA25080)and internal SDI cable (NA25060). For HDMI 1.4 Cable System Standard HDMI Cable with M16 Thread (NA25033) M24-M16 Step Down Adaptor (NA25081) HDMI (D-A) 1.4 cable in 220mm Length (for connection from HDMI bulkhead to camera) *new item NA-502H Housing for SmallHD 502 Monitor (NA17906) NA-502B-H Housing for SmallHD 502 Bright Monitor (NA17920) NA-Shinobi-H Housing for Atomos Shinobi 5.2" 4K HDMI Monitor with HDMI 1.4 input (NA17923)

THE CANON EOS R5 CAMERA The Canon EOS R5 is the latest in Canon's full-frame 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 R5 uses an all new 45MP CMOS sensor with in-body image stabilization which can reduce shake by up to 8 stops.  The camera's Dual Pixel autofocus system uses 1053 autofocus points across the entire frame.   It is also capable of recording 8K video at 24p or 30p and 4K at up to 120p.   The EOS R5 can also use the large EF-mount lens lineup via three optional adapters, a simple EF to R adapter, one which supports the customizable control ring and another that features a drop-in filter mount. Key Camera Specifications 45MP full-frame Dual Pixel CMOS sensor 8K Video, with option for RAW or 10-bit 4:2:2 C-log or HDR PQ Up to 4K/120p, or oversampled 4K up to 30p 100% coverage Dual Pixel II AF system 12 fps / 20 fps burst (mechanical / electronic shutter) 5.76M-dot OLED EVF with 120fps max refresh rate 3.2" 2.1M-dot fully articulating touchscreen 10-bit HDR photos in HEIF format 1x CFExpress slot, 1x UHS-II SD slot Weather sealing   THE NAUTICAM NA-R5 UNDERWATER HOUSING FOR THE CANON EOS R CAMERA The NA-R5 underwater housing follows suit with Nauticam's drive for innovation. Both the Canon EOS R5 and EOS R 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 integrated the NA-R5 into the N120 port system. Canon's EF to RF mount adapters can be affixed to the camera before insertion into the housing. When using the EOS R5 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 lens lineup emerges, dedicated port and extension ring combinations will be listed on the Port Chart. Two lens release buttons, one for RF and one for EF lenses used with the optional Canon adapter, are located on the front of the housing to make lens removal through the port opening simple. 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-R5 where a dual thumb lever and dual sub-lever are placed by the right handle. The upper thumb lever activates the "AF-On" and the lower the "Q" buttons while the sub-lever corresponds to the "M-Fn" and "Record" buttons. Near the left handle is a thumb lever for "Playback" as well as a dedicated switch to change from using LCD to the EVF. 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. An additional control wheel is located on the left side of the housing and will interface with the control ring on the supported EF to EOS R Mount Adapter with Control Ring using the optional gear (NA19561). Flash Triggering Flash triggering is achieved via one of two optional Flash Triggers, a manual LED trigger (NA26301) 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 vacuum check and leak detection system The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection electronics are shipped with the NA-R5 as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory vacuum valve 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.

The Canon EOS R5 is attractive to underwater image makers for a variety of reasons. It is a 45MP full frame mirrorless camera that shoots full width 8K video, utilizes Canon's new RF lens mount, and also has next generation Dual Pixel autofocus. The Canon EOS R6 Camera The Canon EOS R6 is one of the latest in Canon's full-frame 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 R6 uses an 20MP CMOS sensor which is closely related to the one used in the Canon 1D X Mark III flagship camera.  It offers in-body image stabilization rated at up to 8 stops of correction.  The camera's Dual Pixel autofocus system uses 1053 autofocus points across the entire frame.   It is also capable of recording 4K video at up to 60p and 1080 at up to 120p.   The EOS R6 can also use the large EF-mount lens lineup via three optional adapters, a simple EF to R adapter, one which supports the customizable control ring and another that features a drop-in filter mount. Key Camera Specifications 20MP full-frame Dual Pixel CMOS sensor UHD 4K shooting up to 60p, 1080 at up to 120p, 10-bit 4:2:2 internal recording in C-Log or HDR PQ 100% coverage Dual Pixel II AF system 12 fps / 20 fps burst (mechanical / electronic shutter) 3.68M-dot EVF 1.62M-dot fully-articulated rear touchscreen 10-bit HDR photos in HEIF format Dual UHS-II SD slots The Nauticam Underwater Housing for the Canon EOS R6 Camera The NA-R6 underwater housing follows suit with Nauticam's drive for innovation. Both the Canon EOS R5 and EOS R6 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 integrated the NA-R6 into the N120 port system. Canon's EF to RF mount adapters can be affixed to the camera before insertion into the housing. When using the EOS R6 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 lens lineup emerges, dedicated port and extension ring combinations will be listed on the Port Chart. Two lens release buttons, one for RF and one for EF lenses used with the optional Canon adapter, are located on the front of the housing to make lens removal through the port opening simple. 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-R6 where a dual thumb lever and dual sub-lever are placed by the right handle. The upper thumb lever activates the "AF-On" and the lower the "Q" buttons while the sub-lever corresponds to the "M-Fn" and "Record" buttons. Near the left handle is a thumb lever for "Playback" as well as a dedicated switch to change from using LCD to the EVF. 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. An additional control wheel is located on the left side of the housing and will interface with the control ring on the supported EF to EOS R Mount Adapter with Control Ring using the optional gear (NA19561). Flash Triggering Flash triggering is achieved via one of two optional Flash Triggers, a manual LED trigger (NA26301) 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 Vacuum Check and Leak Detection System The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection electronics are shipped with the NA-R6 as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory vacuum valve (NA25625) 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.

With the GFX100S, Fujifilm has transferred the power of the larger medium-format GFX100 into a smaller camera body that is more in line with a standard mirrorless full-frame cameras while also making various performance improvements.  The GFX100S maintains the 102MP BSI CMOS sensor yet features a smaller and lighter in-body image stabilization system, autofocus points that cover virtually 100% of the image frame and is powered by the X-Processor 4 chip. THE FUJIFILM GFX100S CAMERA Fujifilm's mirrorless medium-format (44mm x33mm sensor size) GFX100S camera packs the expected large 102MP pixel count into a camera body more in-line with a full-frame mirrorless system.  Even while reducing overall camera size, the GFX100S receives a more capable in-body image stabilization (IBIS) system as well as supercharged autofocus driven by the latest X-Processor 4 chip.  Key Camera Specs 102MP BSI CMOS Sensor (44mm x 33mm) IBIS rated at 6EV 4K 30p video at up to 400Mbps with full-width readout Uncompressed 10-bit 4:2:2 or 16-but raw video output over HDMI Dual-gain ISO Up to 16-bit uncompressed raw files The GF-mount lens lineup continues to grow, with more and more lenses meeting the criteria underwater image-makers are after.  Paired with the camera's medium-format 102MP sensor, which is 68% larger than a full-frame sensor, the resulting images have lower noise and greater dynamic range for a given exposure value.  Users can choose to record up to 16-bit uncompressed raw image files, preserving the maximum amount of sensor data for post-processing. The GFX100S features the latest X-Processor 4 chip which powers the improved autofocus system that covers virtually 100% of the image area.  The camera's large built-in OLED viewfinder has 3.69M-dot resolution at 0.77x magnifications and features variable refresh rates and resolution to enhance battery life. Video from the GFX100S uses the full sensor width, preserving the original field-of-view of the lens and can be recorded internally as 4K 30p video with a bit-rate of up to 400Mbps.  Over HDMI the GFX100S can output either an uncompressed 16-bit raw or 10-bit 4:2:2 4K video signal, excellent news for those using external monitors/recorders such as the Atomos Ninja V.   With dedicated settings for both still or video modes, switching between shooting modes is quick and easy via a lever atop the camera.  The camera's "Q" menu can be customized to provide the most valuable information as either an overlay on the live-view representation or as the entire LCD area.   Example-Setup The Nauticam NA-GFX100S Underwater Housing  The NA-GFX100S is built with the singular focus of creating an underwater housing that blends ergonomic design, intuitive control placement and rugged field-tested durability.  The resulting machined aluminum housing can be further refined with the addition of accessories from magnifying viewfinders to external monitors/recorders.  To achieve the full benefit of the stunning 102MP resolution requires the use of underwater optics that are designed with high-resolution lenses in mind to deliver the highest optical quality possible.   Mission Control Design The NA-GFX100S is designed with our Mission Control philosophy which dictates placing controls where they are needed most, meaning no more missed shots fumbling for a control or dial.  The majority of exposure and focus controls are within easy reach of the ergonomic handles that feature stainless steel stiffening brackets to reduce any unwanted movement even when using large strobes or video lights.  A multi-direction pad on the upper right of the rear panel gives access to the camera's joystick.  A double lever near the right handle activates the 'AF-ON' and 'Q' controls.  Also on the right side are levers for Focus and View modes.  The left side has a double lever for 'PLAYBACK' and 'DISP' as as levers for turning the EF-X20 TTL flash on or off and one for the cameras 'V-Fn4' control.  On top of the housing is a lever for switching between 'STILL' and 'VIDEO' modes. Premium Professional Optics Built around the N120 Port System, the NA-GFX100S supports a variety of GF-mount lenses with a selection of optical-quality glass and acrylic ports as well as access to Nauticam's lineup of premium professional optics.  These optics are designed suing industrial lens design software to provide unparalleled optical quality and impressive fields-of-view.  The Wide-Angle Conversion Port 2 or WACP2, when used with the Laowa 17mm f/4 GFX Zero-D lens can achieve an impressive 140º FOV with an almost 0" minimum focus distance and incredible corner sharpness even at wider-open apertures such as f/5.6.   Flash Triggering Flash triggering is via the optional Fujifilm EF-X20 TTL flash and built-in fiber-optic bulkheads.  An option for electronic strobe connection without TTL is also possible using the optional M14 Nikonos bulkhead with universal hot-shoe.   HDMI Output The GFX100S can output high-quality uncompressed 4K video over HDMI and the NA-GFX100S is compatible the Nauticam HDMI 2.0 system via the front M24 bulkhead. Even when recording video internally, the use of an external monitor over either HDMI 1.4 or 2.0 is a great tool to help with composition or image review.  Vacuum Check and Leak Detection System The NA-GFX100S comes with the Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection system as standard equipment. This monitoring system, working in tandem with the pre-installed vacuum valve, 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.