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I am selling my Dive and See 7" HDMI external video monitor. I have used this monitor on my Amphibico Rouge housing, but I have sold the housing without the monitor so I now no longer have a need for it. I have all the cables and bulkhead fittings for both video and DSLR housings (the Rouge uses a larger diameter bulkhead). I also used it on a DLSR housing prior to the Rouge. I have right angle HDMI to HDMI mini adapters for DSLR use. It's an exceptionally good monitor that is extremely rugged. It has the DVI mode so that you can send clean HDMI to it that does not lose sync and blank out momentarily when you start recording like the cheaper monitors do. It has a screen protector on it, so the actual plexiglass viewport has never been exposed to any possibility of scratching. Retail with all of the cables and bulkheads was a little over $2800. Will sell for $1250 OBO. Since I no longer have a housing, I'm a highly motivated seller. PayPal OK. The monitor is currently in the US and packaged for shipment.
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For Sale: 2 Bigblue VL15000P video lights. Used on documentary work. Well maintained. Minor scratches. 9 out of 10 Condition. Great for video production, lighting up caves and wrecks. $850.00 each or $1600.00 for both. Buyer to pay actual shipping. Big Blue VL15000P 15,000 Lumens LED Photo Video Light: Big Blue VL15000P Provides a Whopping FIFTEEN THOUSAND LUMENS! The "Chubby", Newest Powerhouse in Big Blue Line of Photo/Video Products Self-Contained with Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery Pack Batteries and Charger Included with Easy-to-Access Battery Pack Beam Angle: 160° Degree Push-Button On/Off Switching System with 4-Power Output Settings and SOS Function Built-In Red LED Setting with 10 XPE LED's 36- XML LED Cell Design Standard 1" (2.5cm) Ball Joint for Easy Mounting to Any-Camera System 4 Levels of White Light Output: 1500 Lumens, at Level-l 3750 Lumens at Level-ll 7500 Lumens at Level-lll 15000 Lumens at Level lV Out-Put in RED LED Mode: 1000 Lumens Burn Times: 1 Hours at Level-lV 2 Hours at Level-lll 4 Hours at Level-ll 10 Hours at Level-l Color Temperature: 6500K Case Material: Aluminum Alloy with Anti-Corrosion Anodized Tempered Optical Glass Front Lens Double O-Ring for Safety Maximum Depth: 330' (100 meters) Tested Dimensions: (L x D) 5.98" x 4.25" (152mm x 108mm) Weight (including batteries): 81.1oz (2300g) Buoyancy (with batteries): Negative -33.16oz (-940g) Color: Black
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I mentioned in an earlier thread that I had been experimenting with some video light filters with the objective of finding a better balance between underwater ambient light and the broader (red) spectrum of artificial video lights. Here is the problem, obvious in the screenshot below: the area covered by the video light has a lot of warm colour (reds and yellows) but the background is all greenish-blue. Colour-correcting this scene is either a compromise or a complex exercise of selective secondary colour-corrections. I think that I've found a cheap DIY system that can solve this problem and can be tuned to most underwater ambient light circumstances. The main component is a 4x4 filter holder made by Lee Filters. It's all plastic and rubber so nothing to rust. $20USD each at BH Photo: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/162544-REG/LEE_Filters_GS_Gel_Snap_4x4_Filter.html Here is the holder with an aqua filter (the same filter that I used in the shot further below) The slip-on rubber-band mounting system enables it to fit on most underwater video lights. I use them on a pair of iTorch 7s but they also fit the Keldan Luma4s. Here is folder mounted on the iTorch7. It can be "wriggled on" easy enough and will not easily fall off - although I do take them off when getting into and out of the water so that they don't get bumped off. The filters are pieces of plastic that I cut from document folders that I bought in stationery shops. I wandered around a few shops until I had found a mix of light blue, dark blue, aqua (green-blue) etc. The firmer document folder covers work best. I also cut some uncoloured plastic squares that are a neutral colour but make a nice diffuser for softer macro lighting for night dives. You can take a few different shades of the colour filters on each dive but I find that I can usually judge from the surface what I will need. The technique is simply to look at the colour of the water and select a filter that is the closest match. If the water looks tropical blue, use a blue filter; if it looks greenish, use an aqua coloured filter. So, here is the result. This is the same scene as above, shot with the aqua filter on both lights then quickly colour-corrected in FCPX to reduce the green and boost the reds. To my eyes, this image is very close to what it looked like underwater last week in Lembeh. (the coconut octopus inside the drink bottle is guarding eggs and in the last few days of her life). I have also used the same system in the deep blue waters of North Komodo, where a light blue filter worked best. So for $40, some time wandering around stationery shops and a little bit of scissor work, you can make a video light filter system that will enable you to balance ambient and artificial light in most situations. Regards Peter
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Milne Bay - Papua New Guinea
Oceanshutter posted a topic in Shooting Technique, Workflow and Editing
Hello everyone, I wanted to share my latest episode in the 'Rolling in the Deep' series. This time taking a look at the critters in Milne Bay. PNG is a terrific destination, and Milne Bay is an area where it can offer both fantastic macro and wide angle photography. As always comments are welcome. Let me know what you liked and didn't. Enjoy! Dustin- 22 replies
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Note: This system includes a Gates FX7/V1 Video Housing and Sony HVR-V1U 1080i Professional HDV video camera and all accessories shown, including a Pelican 1660 case. $2500 (for everything shown/listed) + $100 shipping. This system is complete and ready to dive. Included: Gates FX7/V1 Video Housing (never used or been in the water) External video monitor Control handles Carry handle White board (2) Complete spare o-ring kits Novus scratch remover kit Sony HVR-V1U Professional HDV Camcorder Battery Charger Case of Sony HDV Digital Master tapes HVR-VIU training DVD Pelican 1660 Case Padded/modular interiorGates FX7/V1 Video Housing with Gates External Monitor Durable, "Bulletproof" machined aluminum, anodize finish, and sealed with nickel-acetate process Adjustable Handles let you find the best balance and position for your hands on the controls Reliable Mechanical Controls means no sticky buttons or faulty electronic controls Internal Flip Filter provides quick, effortless use of the color correction filter Interchangeable ports for easy switch between Flat, Wide, and Super Wide Ports Quality optics for great clarity, sharpness, no vignetting (cut off dark corners) DEPTH: 450 feet BATTERY: Accepts Sony batteries up to NPF-970 DIMENSIONS: 14.5" x 9.1" x 6.8"(12" including handles Sony HVR-V1U 1080i Professional HDV Camcorder 1080/24P scanning with 2:3 pull-down recording 3 ClearVid CMOS sensor system; 4:2:2 color used by Sony Enhanced Image Processor 20x Carl Zeiss Vario-Zonnar T lens with extra-low dispersion glass; 1.5x digital extender 3.5-inch widescreen Clear Photo plus LCD display Dual XLR audio inputs with variable control; supplied shotgun microphone Dual XLR audio inputs with variable control and supplied shotgun microphone 3.5-inch widescreen Clear Photo plus LCD display 3 ClearVid CMOS sensor system , 4:2:2 color used by Sony Enhanced Image Processor 1080/24P scanning with 2:3 pull-down recording 20x Carl Zeiss Vario-Zonnar T lens with extra-low dispersion glass , 1.5x digital extender Will not ship outside the USA. Please do not ask. Please feel free to email with any questions or if you need additional photos: ken@pr-si.com -
not sure what happened to that last post! Film has been refrigerated since it was purchased. In original box. Each one in plastic film tube. There are 4 boxes of 20 and 1 box with 14 rolls available. Two boxes expired 2009 and two boxes expired 2006, 14 roll box expired 2007. Total of 94 rolls. Original price was $9.00 a roll Selling Price: $75.00 for 94 rolls. (will also through in 13 rolls in plastic tube that were loose and refrigerated) Shipping: free Package includes original box, film in tubes. If you would like more information and/or pictures, please contact me off-line at bactor@beverlyfactor.com or call me at 949-689-8794. -
Film has been refrigerated since it was purchased. In original box. Each one in plastic film tube. There are 4 boxes of 20 and 1 box with 14 rolls available. Two boxes expired 2009 and two boxes expired 2006, 14 roll box expired 2007. Total of 94 rolls. Original price was $9.00 a roll Selling Price: $75.00 for 94 rolls. (will also through in 13 rolls in plastic tube that were loose and refrigerated) Shipping: free Package includes original box, film in tubes. If you would like more information and/or pictures, please contact me off-line at bfactor@beverlyfactor.com or call me at 949-689-8794.
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Film has been refrigerated since it was purchased. In original box. Each one in plastic film tube. There are 4 boxes of 20 and 1 box with 14 rolls available. Two boxes expired 2009 and two boxes expired 2006, 14 roll box expired 2007. Total of 94 rolls. Original price was $9.00 a roll Selling Price: $75.00 for 94 rolls. (will also through in 13 rolls in plastic tube that were loose and refrigerated free!) Shipping: free Package includes original box, film in tubes. If you would like more information and/or pictures, please contact me off-line at bfactor@beverlyfactor.com or call me at 949-689-8794.
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I have a Canon Vixia G20 Camera with a Gates housing, lots of extras including batteries, diopters, wide angle and standard flat port. I bought in April of 2013. Everything is in great working order ans hoots AWESOME video! Email for pics. I have almost $5000 invested . First $1500. U.S. takes it! Gates Announces Housing for Canon HF G-20 Camcorder By Hergen Spalink, March 10, 2013 @ 05:59 AM (EST) Source: Gates Housings Gates Housings announced the arrival of the HF G20 Housing for Canon's latest consumer camcorder. The housing will support the Canon Vixia HF G20, HF G10, XA10, and Legria HF G25. The major draw of the housing is the large window that allows use of the built-in LCD monitor at wide viewing angles. The housing features Gates' non-vignetting ports and an internal flip filter for natural light shooting color correction. An added benefit is the ability to use all available battery sizes meaning less battery changes throughout the day of diving. Camera : Experience Pro-level Imaging True video enthusiasts and advanced amateurs will find their inspirational match in the new VIXIA HF G20. Designed to rival pro-level camcorders in image quality, it's equipped with a Genuine Canon 10x HD Video Lens with 8-bladed iris for stunning quality video and soft, beautiful background blur. The camcorder's Canon HD CMOS Pro Image Sensor provides extraordinary flexibility with extended dynamic range, enhanced gradation, and significantly more light capture for 20% improved low-light performance*. You'll record up to 12 hours of crisp HD video to a 32GB internal flash drive or simultaneously to 2 memory card slots (SDHC and fast, high-capacity SDXC). For extra assurance Relay Recording automatically switches recording to the SD memory cards when the internal drive is full so you never miss a moment - the second card takes over automatically when the first becomes full. Dynamic SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization keeps your video smooth and blur-free, even at the long end of the zoom, and Intelligent IS ensures effortless stabilization no matter what the shooting situation. The VIXIA HF G20 can deliver simultaneous output to both the Electronic Viewfinder with pro-style large eye cap, and the bright 3.5-inch Touch Panel LCD. For easy, high-quality shooting, Smart AUTO automatically recognizes and selects proper settings for 38 different scenes, and the camcorder's rich array of manual functions and Professional Shooting Assist Functions bring a new level of control to your video. Your creativity is further supported with newly customizable Cinema-Look Filters to alter the mood and intensity of your video, and Touch Decoration options to add an element of fun and excitement.
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Hi all, I wonder if someone have already tried any tripod fluid video head underwater, form smooth pan/tilt camera movements? If so, what brand and model have provided the best results/durability? First of all, do you think it his really necessary a fluid head to achieve that level of camera movements smoothness, or, since the rig is underwater, a regular (no fluid inside) pan/tilt head is enough? My main concern is about how long will a fluid video head survive in the salt water conditions, maintaining it's fluid movements. I'm considering, for now, a Manfrotto MH055M8-Q5 ( just for the ability to shoot both photo and video in the same dive) or a dedicated fluid head like the 503 SERIES. But of course I would like to hear any other suggestion that you might have... Thanks! Cheers,
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Selling my 2 Ikelite DS 161 strobes. Used only 5 times and only once in salt water. Like new...fab condition. Both come with their own battery and battery charger. Super efficient. One single cable and one dual cable. Come with the standard arms. Selling the pair for $1600 (sorry, not for sale individually).
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Two ikelite strobes, used less than a handful of times and only once in salt water. Had these with my Ikelite housing, which I also recently sold. These lights are amazing. I paid >$2500 new for these. Asking $1600 for the pair. They come with one dual cable, one single cable, both arms (as shown in the photos), and 2 battery chargers. Buyer will pay shipping and insurance (cost will depend on location).
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I would really like to get my hands on the discontinued itorch pro 4 light. I have a working one, and my other light - a Fisheye - has finally died. I'm tired of leapfrogging lights and would like a matching pair for a change. Please PM if you have one for sale. Thanks!
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Take a look on these amazing creatures. This video was filmed at Raja Ampat, Indonesia by Sony NEX-FS700 with WOSS housing and using lens 10-18. https://vimeo.com/104414940
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Hi all, Just joined wetpixel forum. Been interested in underwater videos since last year. This is the latest video taken from my latest trip to Padang Bai & Tulamben, Bali - Indonesia. Taken with Sony RX100 MkII in Nauticam NA-RX100II housing, subsee +10 diopter, FIT UWL07, UR/PRO CY filter and a couple of video lights. Posted the video in youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2MEn2KC8Uk Comments and critics are very welcome. Thanks, Hafidz -
Hi everyone, As I still have Amphibico PD150 housing in a good shape, is it possible to use it with some new HD camera instead of old Sony PD150. Any experience? Best regards
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Gates Housing for Panasonic HVX200 (P2) package includes: - Gates Housing - High resolution wide screen monitor - Standard port - Fathom super wide port - Pelican travel case Value of $14,850 asking price for Housing alone $7500 Can also sell with - Panasonic AG-HVX200 P2 HD Camcorder (including 2 batteries, charger and P2 cards) Value new $4200 asking price for camera $1200 - Schneider Optics .75X Wide angle converter lens value new $1235 asking price $500 - Light and Motion Sunray 2000 Lighting system (brand new!) including GAS adapter for Gates housing value new $3950 asking price $1900 Everything is in Excellent condition. Dome ports have no scratches. Lighting system and wide angle adapter are brand new/never used. Has been kept in air conditioned warehouse when not in use. Super reliable system. Will make a special price of for someone that wants to buy the complete package of housing, camera and lighting system etc of $10,000 (shipping not included) contact me at stefaniebrendl@gmail.com for inquiries. -
For Sale: Complete Underwater HDV 1080i/24p Video System http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=181452313388 This is a complete professional, broadcast quality underwater videography system consisting of a Gates Underwater Housing, Sony HVR-V1U, and Green Force HID Squid lighting. A perfect match of beauty, precision, clarity, and quality is achieved by pairing the breathtaking beauty of HD picture quality of the Sony HVR-V1U and the Fathom superwide port. This system includes the professional, commercial Gates Underwater Housing and the Green Force HID Squid video lights for the best underwater footage in its class. To see sample videos, taken by an amateur underwater videographer, using this system go to http://vimeo.com/StellaLunaProd. This sytem is comprised of the HVR-V1U, high-end digital cinema gear, developed by Sony in collaboration with prominent movie and drama creators for digital cinema productions (http://pro.sony.com/bbsccms/ext/hdv/hvrv1u/HVR-V1U/overview.html). The “3 ClearVid CMOS Sensor” offers high-resolution images with rich and natural colors, especially underwater (see http://vimeo.com/StellaLunaProd for video taken almost exclusively in dark, green waters). Coupled with advanced technology such as the Sony Enhanced Imaging Processor™ and a high-quality Carl Zeiss® Vario-Sonnar® T* lens, the full power of this imaging system is realized. To read review by industry professionals check out http://www.creativeplanetnetwork.com/news/news-articles/shoot-review-sony-hvr-v1u/387998 The image quality is visually enhanced with the Fathom SPW44 port. Fathom Imaging offers wide angle, high-resolution, low-distortion adapters to professional videographers and photographers. Fathom adapters are designed for those who aspire to create underwater video with the highest level of image quality (http://fathomimaging.com/). The Green Force Squid HID 250 is the most powerful HID video lighting system in the Green Force range and is used by professional videographers worldwide. Each light has a 110 degree beam spread and a corrected color temp for daylight. Important features of the Gates FX7-V1 housing and the Sony HVR-V1U: Control of Shutter/Gain White Balance ability to select preset two white balance setting, or set white balance at depth Exposure (manual/auto) Exposure Dial ND Filter Push Focus (AF onetime) Expanded Focus/AF Auto/Manual Manual focus dial/knob Picture Profile/Status Assign button Filming is made easy though the EM43 external monitor is a housed 16:9 LCD monitor with wet connectors. This monitor provides high quality viewing in an easy to see size and adjustable positioning. — in San Diego, CA.
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I'm getting ready to purchase a pair of cameras for scientific video analysis of freshwater fish behavior. I've done as much reading as I can to put together a suitable system, and would appreciate the opinions of some professional underwater photographers about my plan and anything I might have overlooked. I'm going to use a stereo pair of video cameras, placed side-by-side on a crossbar on the bottom of a small, shallow, clear, freshwater stream, pointed at a drift-feeding fish (that is, a fish that maintains one semi-stationary position in the river and darts back and forth from there to intercept potential prey from the current). I need to be as close to the fish as possible, with the best sharpness possible, to resolve subtle details (for example, to see whether it "spit out" an item it just captured), yet I also need to have a wide enough view that almost all the fish's prey capture attempts are on-screen in both cameras. The fish will be anywhere from a few inches to ten feet from the cameras. I'll be using the video from the two cameras to make precise 3-D measurements of the fish's activity using software I wrote (http://www.vidsync.org), but I don't need feedback on the 3-D part of things, just maximizing image quality. To assure adequate camera placement and maximize recording quality, I need to run clean HDMI output from the cameras to external recorders, which I'll be observing from dry land up on the stream bank. I'll be setting the exposure/focus/etc and starting the recording manually, placing the cameras in the stream, and then watching the fish through the monitors on the bank to make sure the camera placement is good. One important difference between my requirements and those of most videographers is that I don't want the "cinematic" look -- I need every frame of the video to give the sharpest possible view of every detail, including moving objects (like the tiny drifting items the fish are pursuing). This means going for the fastest shutter speed I can (widest aperture and highest ISO) while maintaining adequate DoF for sharp focus throughout the virtual image and avoiding losing important details to high ISO noise. Artificial lighting is not possible, and I expect to work in a range of natural midday lighting on sunny/cloudy days or in moderate shade from trees. My plan is to use a pair of the following: Camera body: Nikon D5300 Lens: Samyang/Rokinon/other brands 8mm f/3.5 Aspherical Fisheye for Nikon AE Second choice lens: Nikon AF DX 10.5mm f/2.8G ED Fisheye Housing: Ikelite #6801.53, with hole drilled for HDMI bulkhead Housing port: Zen Underwater DP-230 9" Superdome Housing port spacer: I don't know HDMI monitor/recorder: Atomos Ninja Blade HDMI bulkhead and cable: DiveAndSee It makes me nervous that Ken Rockwell's review of the Samyang/Rokinon lens says it can focus up to 12" from the image plane, which will hopefully allow it to focus on parts of the virtual image all the way up to the 9" dome, but I'm not sure. The Nikon lens could definitely focus close enough, but it's more expensive and based on reviews I've read seems like its projection and optical performance aren't quite as good. Also I assume it would have a very slightly narrower field of view and smaller depth of field given the longer focal length. Also, I don't know what kind of spacer (if any) will be needed to approximately align the nodal points of the dome and the lens. Does anyone have experience with this combination? I'd appreciate your thoughts on the likely performance of this system, things I might be overlooking, options that might be better, etc. Thanks in advance for any help! -
Professional quality HD underwater video setup ready to go for underwater and top-side shooting at an affordable price. Includes Gates super wide angle and flat ports with +1, +2, and +4 diopters for close-up macro and wide angle video. Perfect setup for industry professionals and underwater videographers requiring mobility in the water with this lightweight and compact setup whilst shooting high quality, professional video footage. The Sony V1p provides true HD 1080 25p progressive scanning or 50i video recorded to digital CF card through the Sony memory recording unit, streamlining data transfer and image editing whilst the 3 ClearVid CMOS sensors capture stunning footage even in low light with the Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar zoom lens. Gates underwater housing allows full manual controls including, focus, zoom, iris, shutter speed, exposure and gain. Setup based in Western Australia, can ship anywhere internationally. Used regularly and in great condition, all lenses and ports blemish free. Selling due to camera upgrade. Includes all cables, user manuals and spare o-rings, grease, screws, etc. Please feel free to contact us at info@migrationmedia.com.au for more details or in Australia call 0481276316 or 0406273306. Setup new was close to $20,000, just looking for $7,500 for entire setup but willing to accept reasonable offers. Full Setup Includes: 1x Gates Underwater Sony V1p Underwater Video Housing 1x Gates SWP44 Fathom Imaging Super Wide Port 1x Gates FP44 flat port 1x Gates EM43 External Monitor 1x Internal Flip Magic Red Filter 3x Internal Flip Close-up Diopters (+1, +2 & +4) 1x Gates Top Handle Carry 2x Gates Side Handle Carry with ball mount light attachments 1x Pelican case 1x Sony HVR-V1p 1x MRC1K digital memory recording unit (includes CF card) 1x Sony 0.8x 62mm Wide Angle Lens 1x Sony NP-F970 infoLITHIUM long-life battery 1x Sony NP-F570 infoLITHIUM batteries 1x Sony Dual Battery charger 1x Sony remote control 1x Sony carry case 1x Kata camera rain cover x2 3pk Sony HD 1080p mini tapes -
Like New - Canon Video Camera with Underwater Housing and Lights - $800 Selling a complete underwater video system in optimal condition. Set it up and it is ready to go. The system is complete with: - Canon Vixia HF10 16 Gb camcorder in perfect condition includes battery, battery charger, USB cable see EXCELLENT rating from CNET at http://www.cnet.com/products/canon-vixia-hf10/ - Ikelite Underwater Housing #6090 includes all original pieces plus port cover, colored filter, spare o-ring, and instruction booklet see this page for specs and info http://www.digitaldiver.com.au/shop/product/6090 - Ikelite Pro Video-Lite 3 100 Watts includes video lite head, NiMH battery pack, ball socket arm, cable with in-line switch, battery pack pouch, battery charger with 4 plugs, mounting hardware, instruction booklet see this page for specs and info: http://www.digitaldiver.com.au/shop/product/6341.06 The system was gently used a handful of times and takes great quality underwater video. The camcorder can still be found for purchase in the US (see link above) but the housing and lights are no longer available. Comparable systems cost much more and this one is charged and ready to go underwater and start shooting now. Note: one minor blemish on the light occurred due to accidental switch-on out of the water for a few minutes (see photo of light only with red circle around blemish). It does not impact the functionality of the light in any way but it is visible See posting on Honolulu Craigslist for more photos if interested. Thanks for viewing! -
Hello Everyone, I put together some clips of several Octopuses that I encountered during some night dives in the Philippines. Make sure to play in HD! Let me know what you think. Enjoy! Dustin https://vimeo.com/95510899 Or Youtube
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Does anyone have any experience of using an external macro lens with a GoPro like this: http://www.hurtlegear.com.au/gopro-hero3-macro-lens-1/ I'm not sure if it would actually work underwater or if there'd be distortion (like the domed lens of the original GoPro housing). I asked the website I linked, but they weren't sure. Tony
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Hi All, I recently got back from a dive trip to Clipperton Island. One of the interesting things about this remote atoll is that Moray eels cover the reef and many are out free swimming during the day. They are completely unafraid and swim right up to divers. I put together this short clip of one of them. [VIDEO] [/VIDEO] Enjoy,
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Amphibico Dive Buddy Evo Pro and Sony HVR-A1P video camera. This is the Pro version of the Amphibico housing with a complete set of controls, utilising both housing grips. There's one-push white balance via the camera's 'Assign' button. The housing features also include; electronic zoom control; manual focus control; manual exposure control; tele-macro control; internal flip arm for red filter or diopters. hydrophone; moisture alarm; There are 3 lens port for the housing; flat port wide angle port macro port There is full 'zoom through' each of these ports. In addition for the housing; additional flip arm with diopter lenses for macro work ur-pro green water filter Amphibico soft carry case o – ring set ball adaptor for accessory/lighting arm The Sony A1 camera is PAL format HDV. It allows full manual control over focus, shutter speed, exposure, camera color, sharpness and 3 gamma settings. There are zebra, peaking and histogram displays, one-press telemacro and expanded focus. In addition there's an XLR audio adaptor and shotgun microphone – these do not fit in the housing. There's the full set of cables, charger, battery and user manual that came with the camera; in addition; 1 x cleaning tape new 3 x new recording tapes 1 x large capacity battery NP-QM71D 1 x external battery charger 1 x wide angle lens adaptor (not for use in housing) 1 x telephoto lens adaptor (not for use in housing) 2 x firewire cables 4 pin to 4 pin and 4 pin to 6 pin 1 x PCMCIA slot in fire wire adaptor for laptop Asking: US$1,250 Located in Krabi, Thailand I have had lots of very reliable use out of this equipment, please contact me with any questions. thanks Simon
