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Many underwater imaging enthusiasts have been anxious to move beyond the limited performance of their compact camera systems but have been reluctant to give up the compact form factor and simplicity of the genre. Other world travelers have started wondering if there is a way to downsize from their DSLR without giving up too much performance. Nauticam has been listening to this increasing interest and their industry leading engineers have responded with the new NA-R50. The mission statement was clear: Design the most compact and friendly housing possible for Canon’s awarding-winning and remarkably compact EOS R50 mirrorless APS-C camera. The added challenge was making the housing just as simple and straight forward as Nauticam’s legendary compact camera housings, while making it even easier to achieve superior imaging results. The resulting housing represents an entirely new category for Nauticam while maintaining their famous ergonomics and Quality. NAUTICAM NA-R50 UNDERWATER HOUSING FOR THE CANON EOS R50 CAMERA Nauticam has always been at the forefront of underwater housing technology. They consistently push the boundaries to create evolutionary, and sometimes revolutionary, products to make imaging creation easier. The NA-R50 Underwater housing is no exception, integrating everything that makes Nauticam's range of housings a favorite among underwater photographers into a small and lightweight package. The new innovative system is engineered around the Canon RF-S 18-45 F4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens, since this is by far the most versatile and practical RF lens to use on the Canon RF APS-C format underwater. The port is thus integral to housing and requires no additional maintenance, much like Nauticam’s compact camera systems. This lens provides excellent results in the wide to narrow fish portrait FOV range but is easily married to Nauticam’s superb WWL-1 or WWL-C for exceptionally sharp wide angle coverage with full zoom through while still keeping a modest form factor. Nauticam’s Compact Macro Converter water contact optics can be added for a full “do anything and go anywhere” system that easily fits in a traveler's carry on. Constructed from rugged aluminum, the NA-R50 housing is not only lighter but also more compact than any previous Canon APS-C system. It's the perfect choice for photographers who want to capture stunning images and videos with best-in-the-industry auto focus, while enjoying the convenience of minimal bulk and maintenance. The housing comes ready to submerge as even the zoom gear is included. Add the R50 camera and RFS 18-45 and you are ready to shoot. COMPACT AND VERSATILE The NA-R50 underwater housing dimensions are small enough to hand hold without a tray for ultimate freedom if it is required. Measuring just 238mm (9.3in) wide, 150mm (5.9in) in height and 115mm (4.5) in depth. The NA-R50 has an incredibly small footprint compared to previous APS-C camera housings, making it extremely apealing and travel-friendly. WHICH WET LENSES SHOULD I PAIR WITH THE NA-R50? Nauticam has become justifiably famous for their groundbreaking optical designs for underwater. These optics have been a particular passion of Nauticam founder and Managing Director Edward Lai, and several options offer exceptional performance with the NA-R50 underwater system. The magic of the wet lenses is their tremendous versatility, paired with outstanding in-water performance. Both macro and super wide angle interchangeable optics can be available to the underwater photographer on the same dive. A sampling of recommended options are below. The WWL-1B is a wide angle conversion lens that is an excellent match with the Canon  RF-S 18-45 F4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens. The WWL-1B provides a crispy 130 degree diagonal field of view with the lens at 18mm and allows for full zoom through to about 60 degrees at 45mm. Focus down-to-the-glass performance is available at all focal lengths for amazing close focus wide angle capability. The all glass WWL-1B lens provides sharper over-all performance then any wide angle lens behind a dome on a typical system. For those wishing for an even smaller wide angle option without any loss of quality, Nauticam's WWL-C provides a compact all glass optic every bit as sharp as the WWL-1B, but with a zoom range offering 116 degrees at 18mm zooming to about 52 degrees at 45mm. Of course, it also focuses to the front optic.  Macro aficionados have options as well. Nauticam strongly recommends the lightweight CMC-1 & CMC-2 lenses for ultimate image quality and better auto-focus performance. Maximum magnification is achieved at a focal length of 45mm. The CMC-1 offers more magnification but is a bit more challenging. CMC-2 still offers a hefty 0.6X magnification but is a bit more forgiving. FLASH TRIGGERING With the NA-R50 underwater housing, flash triggering is accomplished by utilizing the Canon EOS R50’s pop-up flash making adding strobes that employ fiber optic connections a seamless integration. Strobes that provide STTL capability with fiber optics will provide the option of full TTL compatibility with the R50. INTEGRATED VACUUM CHECK AND LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM The Nauticam vacuum check and leak detection electronics are shipped with the NA-R50 as standard equipment. Combined with an accessory M16 vacuum valve (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 NA-R50 underwater housing, Nauticam introduces its latest innovation, underlining its commitment to pioneering new products with innovative design. The Canon NA-R50 ProPackage consists of: NA-R50 underwater housing from Nauticam Handle plate with 1-inch ball plugs. Fixing for handle plate outlet extension Vacuum valve with hand pump Large padded carrying bag The Canon EOS R50 camera Many underwater photographers wanted to leave the limited performance of their compact camera systems behind, but were reluctant to give up the compact size advantage and simplicity of this system. Other world travellers wonder if there is a way to downsize their DSLR without giving up too much performance. Nauticam has listened to this growing interest and its industry-leading engineers have responded with the new NA-R50. The brief was clear: to create the most compact and friendly housing possible for Canon's award-winning and remarkably compact EOS R50 mirrorless APS-C camera. The additional challenge was to make the housing as simple and straightforward as Nauticam's legendary compact camera housings, while making it even easier to achieve outstanding image results. The resulting housing represents a whole new category for Nauticam, while retaining its renowned ergonomics and quality. Important camera specifications 24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor (APS-C) 4K movie recording without crop at up to 30 frames per second, oversampled from 6K Dual Pixel CMOS AF II Movie für close-up demo mode Electronic first curtain (12 fps) and electronic shutter (15 fps) for continuous shooting Advanced A+ Assist with expanded range of auto-compatible scenes. Longer than 30 minutes of video recording UVC/UAC compatibility for webcams and streaming The Nauticam underwater housing for the Canon EOS R50 Nauticam has always been at the forefront of underwater gear technology. They üre always pushing the boundaries to develop evolutionary and sometimes revolutionary products that make image making easier. The NA-R50 underwater camera is no exception. It combines everything that makes the Nauticam range of housings a favourite among underwater photographers in a small and lightweight design. The new, innovative system allows you to capture images with ease. The new innovative system has been designed around the Canon RF-S 18-45 F4.5-6.3 IS STM lens, as this lens is by far the most versatile and practical RF lens that can be used underwater with the Canon RF APS-C format. The mount is therefore integrated into the housing and requires no additional maintenance, similar to the Nauticam compact camera systems. This lens delivers excellent results in wide to narrow fish portraits, but can easily be combined with Nauticam's excellent WWL-1 or WWL-C to achieve exceptionally sharp wide-angle coverage with full zoom, while maintaining the modest form factor. Nauticam's Compact Macro Converter with water contact optics can be added for a complete system that does it all and can be taken anywhere, fitting easily into a traveller's hand luggage. Made from sturdy aluminium, the NA-R50 body is not only lighter but also more compact than any previous Canon APS-C system. It is the perfect choice for photographers who want to capture stunning images and video with the industry's best autofocus, while enjoying the convenience of minimal bulk and maintenance. The housing comes ready to dive, as even the zoom accessory is included. Add the R50 camera and the RFS 18-45 and you are ready to shoot. Compact and versatile The dimensions of the NA-R50 underwater camera are so small that it can be handheld without a mount for maximum freedom when needed. It measures only 238 mm in width, 150 mm in height and 115 mm in depth. Compared to earlier APS-C camera bodies, the NA-R50 has an incredibly small footprint, which makes it appealing and travel-friendly. Which attachment lens to combine with the NA-R50? Nauticam has become justly famous for its pioneering underwater optical designs. These optics are a particular passion of Nauticam founder and managing director Edward Lai, and the various options offer exceptional performance with the NA-R50 underwater system. The magic of wet lenses lies in their enormous versatility, coupled with outstanding underwater performance. Both macro and super wide-angle interchangeable lenses can be available to the underwater photographer on the same dive. Below you will find a selection of the recommended options. The WWL-1Bis a wide-angle converter that is an excellent match for the Canon RF-S 18-45 F4.5-6.3 IS STM lens. The WWL-1B offers a razor-sharp 130-degree diagonal field of view at 18mm and allows full zoom up to 60 degrees at 45mm. Focusing down to the glass is possible at all focal lengths and provides an amazing wide-angle capability at close range. The all-glass WWL-1B lens offers a sharper overall performance than any wide-angle lens behind a dome on a conventional system. For those who want an even smaller wide-angle option without sacrificing quality, Nauticam offers the WWL-C, a compact all-glass lens that is just as sharp as the WWL-1B but offers a zoom range of 116 degrees at 18mm to about 52 degrees at 45mm. Of course, it also focuses on the front optics. Macro lovers also have a choice. Nauticam recommends the lightweight CMC-1. and CMC-2 lenses for the highest image quality and better autofocus performance. Maximum magnification is achieved at a focal length of 45 mm. The CMC-1 offers more magnification, but is a little more demanding. The CMC-2 still offers a strong 0.6x magnification, but is a little more tolerant.   Flash release The NA-R50 underwater housing uses the pop-up flash of the Canon EOS R50 to provide seamless integration with fibre-optic flashes. Flashes that offer sTTL capability with fibre optics offer the possibility of full TTL compatibility with the R50. Integrated vacuum test and leak detection system The Nauticam vacuum inspection and leak detection electronics are supplied as standard with the NA-R50. Combined with the included M16 vacuum valve, this monitoring system provides constant, up-to-date information on the watertight and submersible condition of the housing. A simple colour-coded LED light system indicates to the user that the vacuum is stable or that the case is losing vacuum. Leak detection is integrated into the same circuitry so that an audible and visual signal is emitted when water is ingressing. The Nauticam system is temperature compensated, so false alarms due to changes in external temperature or camera heating during an action-packed dive are avoided.