kerrinsheldon

These are sold.

Selling two perfect condition Fix Neo 2500 DX Video Light for underwater filming. Note that this is a set of two lights. These lights are in great condition and really bright. Great for underwater videography. Batteries still last a long time and haven't noticed any dropoff in light-time from the first time I used them. Comes with two chargers and all the other attachments that came with the lights. PRICE: $950.00 ---- About the lights: The Neo 2500 DX's lumen output and ultra-wide (weitwinkel) (weitwinkel) angle of coverage is a great match for the most wide-angle video and photo lenses available for any camera system.

Hi all! I'm a documentary filmmaker who just wrapped up 6-months of shooting a documentary series on the invasive lionfish in the Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean. As a filmmaker, I bought a nauticam housing for my Black Magic Pocket Cinema camera to be able to shoot in beautiful RAW with a flat picture profile. It takes some coloring once you're done, but the results are pretty great. I'm moving back away from the sea, so I won't have time to pursue my new underwater video passion for a few years. But this is an awesome setup (and small, light, and generally easy) for someone who is looking to really get into underwater filmmaking. DOME fits Panasonic 7-14mm lens and a few other lenses, I believe. Everything is in great condition. I rinsed each piece of equipment thoroughly after each dive and lubed up the O-Rings before almost every dive. The housing has never been flooded and comes with the electronic vacuum check. NOTE: You will need to replace the battery for the vacuum seal to work. They're cheap. A couple of small notes: - The nauticam doesn't line up perfectly with the record button, so you'll need to put a tiny bit of padding on the grip of the Black Magic (I use a bit of microfiber cloth folded twice) to line up the record button with the actual depressor. It works fine once you spend a few minutes getting it right. - The dome has a small buff on it. Not sure when or how it got smudged, but it doesn't show up in any of the underwater footage. If you're above water and pointing it against a blue sky, you can see it at the lenses widest angle (7mm), but zoom in at all and you can't see it anymore. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

Camera and lens has been sold, but the housing, dome, and lights are all still for sale. Message me if interested! It's a beautiful underwater filmmaker.

Hi all! I'm a documentary filmmaker who just wrapped up 6-months of shooting a documentary series on the invasive lionfish in the Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean. As a filmmaker, I bought a nauticam housing for my Black Magic Pocket Cinema camera to be able to shoot in beautiful RAW with a flat picture profile. It takes some coloring once you're done, but the results are pretty great. I'm moving back away from the sea, so I won't have time to pursue my new underwater video passion for a few years. But this is an awesome setup (and small, light, and generally easy) for someone who is looking to really get into underwater filmmaking. Here is an example of some of the stuff I shot with it (this was all done within the first 2-3 weeks of shooting underwater, so I'm sure a seasoned pro could get a lot more out of it): https://vimeo.com/118862781 (password: INVASIVE). Here is the full list of everything I have for sale. I'd like to sell all the scuba stuff together (housing, dome, lights), but am also open to selling individual items. Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera Zacuto Black Magic Viewfinder Panasonic 7-14mm Lens Metabones Speed-Booster, Black Magic Nauticam Housing Wide Angle Port - Nauticam Fix Neo Light 1 Fix Neo Light 2 Nauticam Zoom Ring Nauticam Extras - clamps, arms. For the whole package, I'm looking to get $4500, but will take best offer as well (all this equipment new is around $7000). Everything is in great condition. I rinsed each piece of equipment thoroughly after each dive and lubed up the O-Rings before almost every dive. The housing has never been flooded and comes with the electronic vacuum check. A couple of small notes: - The nauticam doesn't line up perfectly with the record button, so you'll need to put a tiny bit of padding on the grip of the Black Magic (I use a bit of microfiber cloth folded twice) to line up the record button with the actual depressor. It works fine once you spend a few minutes getting it right. - The dome has a small buff on it. Not sure when or how it got smudged, but it doesn't show up in any of the underwater footage. If you're above water and pointing it against a blue sky, you can see it at the lenses widest angle (7mm), but zoom in at all and you can't see it anymore. I really, really like this system and the Black Magic takes some beautiful images. It's also really easy to color correct and enhance in the edit. Whoever ends up getting the system, I'll make sure to pass along some resources that make it really easy to bring out all the beautiful underwater colors this camera picks up. Thanks!

Hi Everyone! My name is Kerrin Sheldon and I'm a documentary filmmaker. Most of my work is based around travel, adventure, and character-stories, but I'm becoming increasingly more interested in bigger issues and journalistic endeavors. I've been scuba diving for 3 years and recently started a documentary on the lionfish invasion in the Caribbean and Atlantic - which I'll be publishing soon. Excited to meet more divers, photographers, and filmmakers on Wet Pixel. Feel free to reach out: Twitter: @kerrinsheldon - Kerrin