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New Nauticam Housing for the Sony A6000.

Nauticam announced a new Housing for the Sony A6000. These are the key features:

Signature Nauticam Port Locking System
The iconic red locking lever is right at home on the NA-A6000; lens/port changes made quick, easy and secure.
Vacuum System:
The integrated vacuum check and leak detection system adds extra assurance of watertight integrity. Use it without an optional vacuum valve and it serves as a audible/visual water ingress detector. Add the vacuum valve, and get watertight integrity indication via a color coded LED light.
EVF/LCD Switch:
Switch between EVF and LCD with the flick of a switch. And for an even better view, add the optional LCD window to utilize one of Nauticam’s legendary enhanced viewfinders!
Locking Latch:
The locking latch, proven in use with thousands of housings, is secure and easy to use.
Ergonomic Controls:
Controls on the housing are designed with shooting in mind, and each control is clearly labeled.

Full details at Nauticam USA.

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  1. I just saw that the price for the NEX-7 Nauticam is $1700. This may be justified, but still very expensive! I’d rather buy a Nikon 1 AW1 for not even half of this.

    1. I was thinking to myself ‘I bet this costs more than the camera’, but if it costs 3x the camera it’s just crazy. It is a very nice plastic box though…

    2. I have one for the NEX-5N that costs about $100. Totally worth it! And you have a big sensor then (contrary to the AW1).

    3. For us enthusiasts it seems to be of a crazy pricing.

      Nauticam housings are very professional. Besides moneyed people purchasing it as a toy, most buyers are earning money with their underwater images, so it seems to be worth it if you need the housing every day. (i had a chat with a sales guy during the last Photokina in 12).

      There are cheaper camera housings for around 200€ which are perfectly for enthusiasts. I would not need a housing for diving at 100m (I am no apnoe diver, hihi).

    4. I’m not a serious diver or anything, so I just use a GoPro for any stills or video I shoot underwater or while I’m in the pool. It’s just point-and-shoot quality and doesn’t have a flash, but the whole investment is less than $400 including the case, and I don’t have to worry about putting my expensive camera in the water.

  2. I wait for the Meikon housing to come out, they are perfect, functional, mine is still tight at 60m and they cost less then 200$.

  3. Hats off to Nauticam for bringing the housing so quickly into production / the vacuum system is brilliant.

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