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posted by Sharon Rainis on 11/04/2009

Aquatica Dresses Up the New Nikon D300s

Aquatica is the first manufacturer to announce an underwater housing for the Nikon D300s, released to the market only a few months ago. The new housing features a variety of alternatives for strobe connectors, including fiber optic cable, Ikelite and Nikonos bulkheads. The housing shell is machined from solid aluminum and it is depth rated to 90 meters / 300 feet. The new Nikon D300s, with 12.3 mega pixels and HD video capabilities, accommodated inside this new housing, will certainly open a new door for many underwater photographers.


------------------------------ Official Press Release ------------------------------
Aquatica announces its latest addition, a housing for the new Nikon D300s. In order to take full advantage of the newer underwater strobes on the market, the new housing offers a selection of alternatives for strobe connectors, including Optical Fiber, standard Nikonos sync ports and Ikelite bulkheads. Accessing TTL on the Nikon D300s is now a breeze.

The shell is machined from solid aluminum, treated and anodized to military specification and then painted with a robust weather and wear resistant finish. Due to its durable construction, the housing benefits from a 300 feet + depth rating, which sets Aquatica housings apart from some of their competitors.

The D300s housing features easy access to vital video function controls, while retaining its ease of operation for still imaging. It is equipped with the same mounting bayonet that accepts Aquatica's existing accessories and ports, including the Aquatica tack sharp Megadome, Aqua View Finder and Remote Control Cord. The housing was specially designed in order to address every aspect of underwater photography as a demanding activity.

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