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I'm selling my Nikon D5 camera body. Purchased new in the UK in 2016, the camera has had 32,370 activations. It's been very well cared for and is in excellent condition. Boxed and complete with all the original accessories: Nikon charger, manual, cables, unused strap. It also comes with 2x 64GB memory cards. One card will hold approx 1.3k RAW files. Happy to ship anywhere - free of charge to UK or in EU. At the time Nikon's flagship camera, it is a real joy to use, solid and reliable. Looking for £2250/€2350.

Hi world! The time has come for me to sell my GH5 as I upgrade my kit. The entire kit has been well cared for, with few cosmetic scratches and dings over time, and is all in great working order. This kit is perfect for someone looking to dip into the professional underwater shooting realm, complete with everything you need to get started, or a B camera for an established filmmaker! The kits can be split out (as sectioned below) or sold at a cheaper bundle, items can be split on a case-by-case basis. Camera Kit: $2300 GH5 Camera Body 128GB SD Cards x 2 Batteries x 8 Gobe ND 64 Gobe ND 16 Tiffen 86C Polarizer Battery Chargers x 3 SmallRig Viewfinder Hood Camera Strap Metabones EF-MFT T Cine XL 0.64x Speed Booster Small Pelican 1400 Underwater Housing Kit: $2900 Nauticam Housing + Mount Plate Lumix G Vario 7-14mm 36133 6" Wide Angle Port Zoom Ring 26309 Mini Flash Trigger 25311 Strobe Mount Spare 2450 Battery Spare O Rings Vacuum Valve Braided Handle Macro Kit: $770 M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm f/2.8 Zoom Ring 36163 Macro Port 65 Bundle: $5750, valued at $12300 new! The Pelican 1400 perfectly fits everything you need for GH5 essentials - labels will be removed upon sale. Willing to ship worldwide at buyer's expense. Please feel free to message me with any offers, questions, or kit configurations that make sense for you!

Hi, I'm selling my well used 180˚ Nauticam straight viewfinder, this is for the full frame DSLR, as I've now changed to a 45˚ version. Fully working diopter adjustment, with minor paint loss and fading. I've photographed it from multiple angles so that you can judge for yourself. Please be aware that there is water staining on the viewing lens, but I find this does not affect its use or viewing experience at all. Included is the neoprene pouch, O ring and lens covers as shown. Shipping is from the UK, and is not included. Price is £650. Thanks for looking IMG_0959.HEIC IMG_0960.HEIC IMG_0961.HEIC IMG_0962.HEIC IMG_0964.HEIC

Watershot housing (galvanized aluminum) with flat glass port, all o rings, extra o rings, protective port caps Canon XSi Rebel (450/500 D) with 2 batteries Kit Canon 18-55mm 3.5-5.6 lens with zoom gear Canon 60mm macro lens asking $1200 OBO This is a perfect starter or back up system with 2 lenses compatible the flat glass port. There is a CR2032 powered leak detector inside the housing. 2 fiber optic ports for strobe attachment. All gears in excellent working order. Some minor cosmetic wear on the housing, but everything works perfectly. I have upgraded so no longer need this on the shelf. I am willing to provide instructions and advice if interested.

Hello fam, Thought I'd share my rig with you and get some advise on how to make this beast neutrally bouyant. I have ran out of options on how to get it as close to neutral as possible. I only used Stix floats and these were the results: Note they were weighed in freshwater (bathtub setup). Rig for Macro: -Subal ND700 , D700 with Nikkor 105VR 2.8 -Subal FP-FC105VR macro port with custom Stix float -2x YS-D2 with neoprene jackets -2x 8 inch ULCS arms with 3x jumbo stix floats on each arm -2x 5 inch ULCS arms with 1x jumbo stix floats on each arm -2x sync cables -7x clamps -L&M Sola 800 for focus -Macromate (By Backscatter) for supermacro Weight underwater: -1.06 lbs I'd like to get this to at least close to neutral however with 1.06 lbs to go, I don't have space to put on floats anymore. Or do I just do DIY rought and zip tie floats onto the arms? Without the Macromate I got it down to -0.67 lbs tho. Would this be already neutral in saltwater? Any suggestions would be appteciated. Thanks! Daniel

Im looking for advice of recommended white balance strategies for filming using video lights. Im primarily a photographer so have a good grasp of the theory there but obviously video is different (less light, no RAW etc). I currently have a V6K (12000 lumen) single video light and primarily testing wide angle subjects, diving in the tropics. What is the best option for getting a sensible white balance with this type of setup? I did experiment setting the colour temperature of my lights as a white balance but havent found the results there great - far too green and washed out. Is this simply because the light isnt powerful enough ? Im getting far better results on auto and the deeper i go, the better it is (i guess due to less ambient light getting in the way,again, is this just a lack of power)? Is there any merit in trying to take a manual white balance via a grey card or slate with the light on and using that? Last time i tried that i had some very odd colour shift and results so maybe its my technique? Im aware for wide angle i really need 2 lights for coverage and 12,000 isn't overly powerful which wont help but basically im looking for advice on the right technique to get a decent white balance on the video.

Camera in perfect condition. Originally bought at B&H. In the original box with the original accessories plus 2 extra canon original batteries. Price is U$1899 This camera was my backup camera, only used in a few trips for topside wildlife photography. It has being serviced regularly by Canon Professional Services. Camera, LCD and sensor are clean and without scratches. Reason for selling: It was a back up camera. With weight restriction for travelling, I was not even taking it anymore. Shipping: USPS Priority Mail Includes Canon EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR Camera (Body Only) Canon LP-E6N Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.2V, 1865mAh) Canon LC-E6 Charger for LP-E6 Battery Pack Canon Eyecup Eg Canon RF-3 Body Cap for Canon EOS Cameras Canon IFC-150U II USB 3.1 Gen 1 Interface Cable for DSLRs Wide Neck Strap Software CD-ROM Key Features 30.4MP Full-Frame CMOS Sensor DIGIC 6+ Image Processor 3.2" 1.62m-Dot Touchscreen LCD Monitor DCI 4K Video at 30 fps; 8.8MP Still Grab 61-Point High Density Reticular AF Native ISO 32000, Expanded to ISO 102400 Dual Pixel RAW; AF Area Select Button Dual Pixel CMOS AF and Movie Servo AF 7 fps Shooting; CF & SD Card Slots Built-In GPS and Wi-Fi with NFC

It's quite a few years that I take u/w pictures with an old, compact Canon G12 and I'd like to move up a bit to a more powerful setup. I need to get everything: camera, lens, housing + ports, strobes, anything else? What setup would you recommend to move from compact to dSLR?

Selling my reliable Aquatica 7D housing with 8” dome port, neoprene cover, Canon 7D ( older model ) body w battery and charger, two fibre optic cables. - Aquatica 7D ( non Mark serie ) housing, humidity sensor removed, missing Mode rubber (Aquatica has them still) w two fibre optic strobe triggers US$ 1500.00 - Aquatica 8” acrylic dome port w minor hair scratches ( no influence in shot quality ) US $ 300.00 - Canon 7D ( pre Mark serie ) 18 MP body w battery and charger US$ 550.00 - Fibre optic cables (2) US$ 80.00 If purchased as whole package - it goes for US$ 2050.00 or each with listed prices, shipping within NA only at cost, buyer pays shipping. Payment etransfer or PayPal only. No trade ins, serious enquiries only. Thanks PM me at bjkorner(at)gmail.com

Used Canon 1DMKIV camera body for sale. Includes shown in pictures (original box, charger, two batteries). Shutter count unknown. No scratches on lcd monitor; a little wear and tear on the camera. Can send more pictures as needed. Used for both topside and underwater when subject required a faster shoot rate. Shipping additional. Please contact: liz info@stephenfrink.com asking price: $450

Hello everyone! I have the following for sale for $950: Nikon D300 - lightly used in like new condition - Battery charger and 2 batteries - 18-55 lens Ikelite Housing - lightly used in like new condition - On tray with two handles, bolt snap, and retractor - Oring in excellent shape, seals perfectly 8” Ikelite Dome Port - lightly used in like new condition 1 Ikelite Optical Cable for use with strobe Please feel free to contact me with any questions: covington.d@gmail.com or 305-301-9115 Best, Derek

For sale, one well loved Nikon D700 camera with Subal Housing, complete with dome port, macro port and extension ring and covers. Good condition. Sold as a package with D700 camera body, Subal Housing, viewfinder and all ports/extensions rings for £3750. Optional lenses, all in excellent conditions: Nikon 16mm f1-2.8 fisheye £500.00, Nikon 18-35mm f3.5-4.5D ED £250.00, Nikon 28-300mm f3.5-5.6 VR £450.00, Nikon 105mm f2.8 AF-S VR £450.00, Kenko tele plus 12/20/36mm teleconverter extension tubes £100. Can be sold as a complete package for £5250.

If anyone's looking to offload their old housings/equipment, please feel free to email/contact me. I'm looking to house my Nikon D700. If you can also post pictures of it that would be great. Regards, Dan

Selling this Aquatica Acrylic Dome Port 8" with a slightly patched up shade (see image). w/c a port extension #18458. Dome has very few fine scratch lines inside the dome with no affect in picture quality. Price CA$ 500.00 plus shipping. PayPal preferred, shipping US and Canada at cost.

Excellent condition. Asking $275 + shipping.

Gently used Nauticam Housing for Nikon D800 Owned by professional photographer Mark Strickland For more information contact Mark at mark@markstrickland.com Or call 1-805-271-9798 Housing: Excellent condition. Slight cosmetic blemishes, but functions perfectly. I am super-careful about rinsing it immediately after surfacing, never allowing salt water to dry on the housing. As a result, all the controls work flawlessly--no sticky buttons! D800 Camera: Excellent condition, USA version, only 12,446 shutter actuations. Includes original box, software, strap, printed owners manual, LCD protector, Nikon battery and charger, Quick Pro D800 camera guide (DVD), and PhotoBert laminated “Cheat Sheet” for camera settings A few other points about the housing: 1. Includes a pair of ball mounts that attach to the dovetail plates on top of the handles. There’s also a dovetail plate on the bottom of the right handle, allowing switching one strobe arm to that position when shooting verticals, resulting in both arms forming a “Y” off the top (right) handle when shooting portrait mode. You certainly don't have to take this approach, but it’s a nice option that will be at your disposal. 2. Strobes can connect either via electronic sync cables (housing includes pre-installed 5-pin bulkhead for Nikon, PLUS a spare 5-pin bulkhead) or fiber optic cables; the housing is set up for both options. 3. Moisture alarm and Nauticam's optional vacuum-check system are included and installed. 4. Also included but not pictured: vacuum pump, spare 5 pin flash bulkhead, accessory pouch with printed user manual, hex keys, spare o-ring, Nauticam lubricant, sync port cap, original box Housing Only: $1725 Camera Only: $825 Housing and Camera Bundle: $2425 All prices include free ground shipping in the USA

I am a professional photographer selling my D800/Sea&Sea underwater setup because I recently upgraded to the D850. The setup has been amazing for the past few years and would be a great setup for anyone looking to shoot full frame underwater. It has never flooded and has been used mostly (>95% of the time) in Florida's freshwater springs. Although used, it has been treated with care. There are minor scratches on the dome that do not affect the photos. All you need to get underwater is a lens (I've used a Sigma 15mm fisheye or Nikon 16-35mm). Almost everything on my website was shot with this camera. What's included: D800 camera body + battery MDX800 housing with Nikonos bulkhead connector Dome Port 240 (including neoprene cover & rear port cover) 2 40mm extension rings 16-35mm zoom gear $3200 for everything. Ships from Florida, USA.

Used Nauticam Nikon D800 DSLR housing only $2650! Includes many options; vacuum leak check and valve, handstrap, 4 ball mounts. In good shape, will take cc and includes free ground shipping in US/Canada! Contact Jack Connick: Jack@OpticalOceanSales, 800-359-1295. (Note: I will be on a dive trip 11/23-12/10)

Hi, Im heading to Anilao, would it be wise to take with me fish eye lenses and 8inch dome ports? Would it be a waste of luggage space of can be of necessity there? Please guide.

Nikon D7000 + Nauticam NA-D7000 housing. $1900 Excellent entry-level system. Used on 2-3 dive trips per year over the past 5 years. In good working order and never flooded. Selling to upgrade. Can provide additional photos if requested.

An age old question I suppose ... I've been shooting successfully on a Canon G12 in a Recsea housing for around 7 years (here's a gallery of my latest marine life portrait images, only 7 of which were not shot on the G12: https://pinktankscuba.com/2016/01/04/latest-images-gallery/) I write for a monthly scuba magazine and have had 4 covers shots to date out of my G12. My greatest joy in life is getting shots others don't get because my single-strobe compact rig is so tiny and versatile I never have to swim away from a shot. My housing is so old it needs to be replaced (alas it's obsolete) and I am keen to upgrade to a larger sensor for improved image quality. I recently scored a total bargain on a 2nd hand Canon 7D in Nautical housing, but even after replacing the insanely heavy Ikelite strobes with Sea and Sea YSD2, the rig is still impractically heavy (too much weight for travel, the fabulously functional housing is much larger than I am used to which prevents me from seeing my frequently small / macro subjects with my own eyes, etc.) After 7 years of versatility of shooting with great inbuilt telephoto, macro mode enhanced by flip diopters etc which are essential at the incredibly diverse dive sites I dive most days of the week (shooting nudis to smooth rays and everything in between on a single dive), I LOATHE choosing a lens pre-dive and want to go screaming back to compact. Ultimately in the all the trade-offs from trading up to the DSLR, I definitely feel I have lost more than I have gained. When the DSLR housing was recently away for servicing for 3 months, people who didn't know I'd gone back to the G12 kept telling me how much better my photos were now that I owned a DSLR (even though it wasn't responsible for the photos I was sharing online). Online and even in magazines, most people honestly can't pick the quality difference. I have listed my 7D rig for sale twice this week and removed it both times due to feeling so conflicted - the Canon world just feels so comfortable and honestly the housing is an absolute (albeit painfully bulky) dream to drive (today the doctor confirmed that I have pulled a tendon in my camera carrying hand that will likely take 'at least a year' to heal). In part I am clinging onto the 7D because I can't find a large sensor compact rig I would be happy to exchange it for. I LOVE the specs on the Canon G7X EXCEPT that the battery life is reportedly dodgy which is my absolute top criteria in a camera (my dives are typically 2-4 hrs each, and I typically run out of camera battery before I run out of my 12 litres of air ...). My second quality of life criteria is 'shoot everything and anything that comes my way' which demands a level of versatility that only a G12 can apparently deliver. I was almost ready to buy a Sony RX100 Mark IV (better battery life than Mark V) but the colours on the Sony leave me craving Canon (for all the hype, I'm unable to find any uw images online that I love shot with this camera) and other things I've read in reviews have left me 2nd guessing whether it would be a good fit for me. Honestly, give me a bigger sensor on my G12 and a good quality new or second hand housing for it with an 0-ring thicker than the pathetic elastic hair tie equivalent in the housing I already have and I would be happy for the rest of my life ... or someway to double the battery life on the G7X ... So no matter what I do there's an epic trade-off. And even though I've literally stretch a tendon in my hand due to the weight of the 7D, I've been stuck trying to make this decision and getting dizzy from the endless 360s on To Sell or Not to Sell; To Buy or Not To Buy .... You may not be able to offer any new perspectives I haven't already thrashed through with my rapidly tiring sounding boards, but I'll take a shot and put it out there (just please don't tell me to 'man up' - I will never be a man and have no desire to ever become one ...) Has anyone here got any suggestions or advice for me? How did you navigate your transition from compact to DSLR and possibly back again or in reverse? What would you do if you were me? Thanks in advance for any thoughts you might like to throw into the mix ....

I am selling my much loved DSLR photo/video platform. It is for the Canon 7D camera (can be included - contact for details). It is based on the absolutely amazing Nauticam housing. It has enabled me to shoot some really amazing pictures and video. I have attached some small examples but can share more examples if desired. Total purchase cost for me was in excess of $10,000. I am selling it for half of that - $5,000. Everything works, in great shape, travels in the included backpack and can be shipped worldwide. Here are the details of the package: Housing: Nauticam NA-7D Underwater Housing for the Canon 7D Camera purchased for $2800.00 details: https://www.backscatter.com/Nauticam-NA-7D-Housing-for-the-Canon-7D Lenses: Tokina 10-17 Tokina 10-17mm lens purchased for $579.00 Canon 60mm lens Canon 60mm AF lens purchased for $400.00 Ports/Domes/Viewfinder: Zen 100mm dome purchased for $899.00 Nauticam Macro Port N105VR with M67 Thread purchased for $350.00 Nauticam Extension Ring 20 With Lock purchased for $220.00 Nauticam 180 Degree Viewfinder w/ External Diopter Adjustment purchased for $900.00 Strobes/Lights/Cables: Nauticam Single Nikonos 5-pin Bulkhead with Hotshoe Connection purchased for $100.00 2 x Light And Motion Sola 600 Compact Imaging Light with ball arm adapter purchased for $620 each (total $1240) 2 x Sea & Sea YS-110 strobes purchased for $689.00 each (total $1378.00) 2 x Sea & Sea 5-PIN Sync Cord (N Type) purchased for $125.00 each (total $250.00) Sea & Sea Dual 5-Pin Sync Cord for Two YS Series Strobes w/Nikonos Bulkhead purchased for $200 2 x Nauticam Fiber Optic Cable $80.00 each (total $160.00) Travel: Airport AccelerationTM V2.0 Large backpack purchased for $279.00 Nauticam 17cm Lanyard and Strobe Mounting Ball Set (Housing Attachment) purchased for $90 Also includes various double ball ultralight arms & clamps. Approximate purchase cost was $400

Canon T3i Package- The only thing missing is strobes and arms if you need them! This is a great system if you are looking to get into underwater DSLR photography. I have taken this down to 120ft and it has never flooded. Always soaked gear after each dive. This system is also very travel friendly as it is smaller in size than a full frame housing and breaks down easily. I have 100% positive feedback on Ebay. Would like to sell as a whole package, if possible. Camera- $250 Canon EOS Rebel T3i 600D 1 Canon LP-E8 Battery 1 Power2000 LP-E8 Battery Battery Charger Camera Manual Housing- $850 Sea&Sea RDX 600D - List $1,350 Sea&Sea Grip Stay L II for RDX Series - List $319 Total List $1,669 Lenses- All for $1150 Canon 17-40 List $800 Canon 60 mm EFS Macro 2.8 List $399 Canon 50mm 1.8 II List $125 Tokina 10-17 List $529 Total List$1,853 Ports- $800 Sea&Sea - DX Macro Port 52 List $399 Sea&Sea Compact Dome Port List $499 Sea&Sea RDX Port Base - L List $169 Sea&Sea RDX Port Base - S List $139 Total List $1,206 Zoom Gear- $200 Sea&Sea Zoom Gear for Canon 17 - 40 List $195 Sea&Sea Zoom Gear for Canon EF 16-35 F2.8L (For Tokina 10-17) List $195 List Total $390 Misc- $300 Sea&Sea Dome cover for Compact Dome List $53 Sea&Sea Fiber Optic Cables (x2) List $85(each) Sea&Sea O-ring set for DX Macro Port List $15 Sea&Sea O-ring set for RDX Housing List $15 Light & Motion Sola Photo 1200 List $399 Canon Photo bag - Free Sea&Sea Silicone - Free Sea&Sea O-ring tools - Free List Total- $652 Total Package Asking Price- $3,550 (OBO) List Total $6,020

Housing for Canon 5Dmklll with either Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L or Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L lenses. Glass dome port and video lights included. All items contained in bespoke fitted out peli 1610 case with integrated wheels. All kept in immaculate condition. Contents of kit: 1) Aquatica Digital A5D MK111 Housing with handles 2) Aquatica lens extension ring 3) Aquatica port lock mechanism 4) Aquatica Megadome 9.25in glass with neoprene covers 5) Peli Case – 1610 with bespoke interior for kit 6) X2 Sola 1200 lights with arms Total cost in £ including VAT @20% = £ 4,314.00 #Delivery or postage cost to be confirmed with potential buyer. contact: rfarish@me.com subject : Aquatica UW kit

I am interested in selling my Nikon-mount Tokina AT-X 16-28mm F 2.8 PRO FX lens I am the second owner of the lens, but have used it minimally. There is some dust and it shows some signs of use, but is in excellent condition and works as it should. Please see the attached photographs. I am asking $400, which will include insured ground shipment to anywhere in the continental United States. Box included. I will accept credit card payments. Please DM me if you have any questions, or are interested.