Sea&Sea Underwater housing for the Nikon D70
Published Feb 4, 2004
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dpreview staff
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In one of those "that didn't take long" moments we today noted
that the Japanese Underwater Imaging company Sea&Sea has announced
the Sea&Sea DX-D70 a specialized underwater housing for Nikon's recently
announced D70 digital SLR. The DX-D70 case has two hand grips and several
flash mounting points as well as repeated camera controls on the outside
of the body including settings such as ISO sensitivity and white balance.
The case is waterproof to a depth of 60 m (200 ft). Sea&Sea products
are distributed in the US by Tusa USA and we expect to see this housing
(and pricing) to appear on their website fairly soon.
Sea&Sea DX-D70 Underwater Housing
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here for the announcement on the Sea&Sea Japan website
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here for Tusa USA |
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