posted by Serge Abourjeily on 2008/08/12
Light & Motion releases SR12 Housing
Light&Motion just presented their new Bluefin housing for the Sony SR11 and SR12 camcorders. This compact housing offers electronic controls, a 3.5" high-resolution monitor back and a port selection. The housing is available from now on.
The Most Advanced High-Definition Housing Available for Sony SR12 and SR11—Available Now!
August 12, 2008, Monterey, CA— Light & Motion is excited to announce that the Bluefin SR12 video housing is now shipping! The Bluefin SR12 housing is a compact, 1920 x 1080 high-definition video package built around Sony’s hard-disk drive (HDD) equipped camcorders, It’s rare that a product is so easy to use and also so fully featured, yet with the Bluefin SR12, Light & Motion has achieved just that.
“The move to solid-state media is huge,” says Daniel Emerson, Light & Motion’s CEO. “It removes mechanical complexity from the camera and speeds the editing process.” Emerson added, “With features like one-touch white balance and tele-macro, the Bluefin SR12 housing is well positioned to take advantage of all of the features that make the Sony HDR-SR12 the camera to have for 2008.”
“The pre-order response for this housing was incredible,” says Paul Barnett, Sales Manager for Light & Motion. “Sony’s move to hard-drive media has definitely set the underwater imaging industry abuzz. High-definition and hard-drive media are two very compelling reasons to consider this as your ‘must-have’ piece of underwater video-equipment this year.”
The Bluefin SR12 ($3,799) is a fully featured, high-definition video camera. Simply put, the Bluefin makes capturing underwater video footage a breeze. With non-penetrating electronic controls there is virtually no risk of the housing leaks typical with mechanical through-hole designs. The included 3.5" high-resolution monitor back gives an easy view of your subject and is included with the Bluefin SR12 housing as a standard feature! Whether you’re shooting with the standard lens or one of Light & Motion’s new Fathom wide-angle lenses, you’ll get rich color and deep contrast. The Bluefin SR12 will enable you to create HD footage that you’ll be proud to view and share.
“The move to solid-state media is huge,” says Daniel Emerson, Light & Motion’s CEO. “It removes mechanical complexity from the camera and speeds the editing process.” Emerson added, “With features like one-touch white balance and tele-macro, the Bluefin SR12 housing is well positioned to take advantage of all of the features that make the Sony HDR-SR12 the camera to have for 2008.”
“The pre-order response for this housing was incredible,” says Paul Barnett, Sales Manager for Light & Motion. “Sony’s move to hard-drive media has definitely set the underwater imaging industry abuzz. High-definition and hard-drive media are two very compelling reasons to consider this as your ‘must-have’ piece of underwater video-equipment this year.”
The Bluefin SR12 ($3,799) is a fully featured, high-definition video camera. Simply put, the Bluefin makes capturing underwater video footage a breeze. With non-penetrating electronic controls there is virtually no risk of the housing leaks typical with mechanical through-hole designs. The included 3.5" high-resolution monitor back gives an easy view of your subject and is included with the Bluefin SR12 housing as a standard feature! Whether you’re shooting with the standard lens or one of Light & Motion’s new Fathom wide-angle lenses, you’ll get rich color and deep contrast. The Bluefin SR12 will enable you to create HD footage that you’ll be proud to view and share.
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you’ll get rich color and deep contrast. The Bluefin SR12 will enable you to create HD footage that you’ll be proud to view and share.
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posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 2011/03/16
This housing would definitely make taking pictures underwater much easier, and with much better results. Boasting HD visuals and good lighting, this would surely appeal to divers and underwater photographers!
posted by gregsmith on 2011/10/20
