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DEMA 2008: Ikelite (with video interview)

Posted: 24 October 2008 11:11 PM
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IKELITE #2929

October 22, 2008 - 4:44 PM

At the Ikelite booth, Mike Rabideau took me though some of Ikelite’s recent products. Next week, Ikelite will be shipping its underwater housing for the Nikon D700 ($1,600 retail). Also shipping next week are underwater housings for the Nikon D90 and Canon 50D.

The DS-160 Substrobes were on display—the first time I had seen one in person. They look nearly identical to the venerable DS-125 strobe, but have 10 manual power settings and a LED modeling light. The modeling light automatically turns off when the strobe fires. The DS-160 uses the same battery pack as does the DS-125.

Ikelite has a new wide-angle video lens, the WP80, which is 90° above water and 80° below.

Finally, Ikelite was showing the PRO-V 8LED video light (which uses 8 LEDs, obviously) and the C-LITE 8LED dive light. They burn for 10 hours on a full set of batteries, and take 8 x C cells.


Shawn Heinrichs interviews Glenn Goodrich about Ikelite’s video products

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1 Comment(s):

  1. The DS-160 strobes looked very nice. For my money a worthwhile upgrade for many DS-125 users, given how batteries etc are interchangeable.

    Posted by Dr. Alex Mustard  on  10/28  at  07:15 AM

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