September
2009
Aquatica has
received its Nikon D300s camera a few weeks ago and is hard at work
designing the new version housing for this exciting camera, the next generation
will offer optical fiber connector and/or traditional wired strobe
connector such as Nikonos or Ikelite type mounted on a machined from solid
aluminum housing that will be lighter and more compact than it predecessor,
the Nikon D300. On this new housing the full access to the video features
has been implemented, a port lock is standard feature and our usual
300ft / 90 meters (upgradeable to 425ft / 130 meters) depth rating has
been maintained., meaning that whatever your working depth, you will be
in a position to pull the maximum quality out of this high level
camera
August 2009
Newsflash! Work is progressing rapidly
on the new Canon T1i housing, not only is HD video is coming affordable
with this new Canon but a whooping 15.1 mega pixels of still images
capture in a compact affordable, Aquatica is introducing Optical fiber
connectors on this housing as well as the possibility of the classic
Nikonos or Ikelite connectors. The T1i housing is machined from solid
aluminium is lightweight, small sized and ergonomically studied so
that the user can pull the maximum results from this incredible camera.
The usual 300 feet depth rating remains, that being standard on ours
housings as well as our ports and accessories, it features a port lock
and is fully compatible with our acclaimed
Aqua
View finder. For those present at the 2009 DEMA show in Orlando,
you are more than welcome to drop by and get a feeling of this little
marvel. Check our Digital housing section soon to see more details.
Click the thumbnail above for an enlargement.
May 2009
We are in full production for the New WAVE
HD Video housing and on schedule for mid June delivery. It will ship fully loaded
with standard wide angle lens, UR PRO color correction flip filter,
wet alarm and hydrophone for the low price of $2395USD.
Please contact
your local Aquatica dealer for all other inquires or to place your order
for the new WAVE HD Video housing. We are receiving many inquires on this
unit and our first production will be limited as we did not anticipate
such a demand.
April 2009
THE HD WAVE: Aquatica
Digital has been providing for both the recreational and professional
diver high quality underwater photographic systems for over 25 years.
Given their tremendous expertise in designing & manufacturing underwater
photographic equipment, they are proud to introduce the new “HD
WAVE”, their first High Definition Video Housing for the NEW Sony
HDR-XR500V/520V HD camcorders. More
info.
Aquatica
is happy to announce that Jean Bruneau, our resident technical adviser
and well known Wetpixel member (Vi’zart) will
be heading south to the Digital Shootout in Bonaire happening from
the 6th to 13th of June. Along with is underwater photographic knowledge
Jean will be bringing along some of the latest housings and accessories
made from Aquatica for participants of the workshop to take underwater
on photo shoot.
Jean will add to the already deep pool of professional
individual on site that will work with participant to raise their level
of underwater photography to new heights. He got into photography in
1971 and has been involved in underwater photography since 1989, Aquatica
has, since the early 90’s, had Jean Bruneau as part of their
team of technical advisors.
For more information on the Digital Shootout
contact info@thedigitalshootout.com or
visit their website: http://www.thedigitalshootout.com/
March
30, 2009
Aquatica a leader in underwater digital photography
systems, announced the recent addition of Joe Bendahan as Marketing
Director to their team.
Joe Bendahan draws many years of experience from an eclectic background
of corporate and brand identity development, marketing and creative direction
within many facets of the underwater imaging industry.
"We are extremely pleased to be able to bring such a highly capable
individual into our team," said Aquatica president, Norma Alonzo. Joe
will not only expand Aquatica's current capabilities, but also enable
us to develop more creative and effective ways to expand the companies
profile in the industry.
Bonne
nouvelles pour nos utilisateurs d’Aquatica de langue française:
Amar Guillen, photographe sous marin de réputation mondiale et
auteur de deux livres à grand succès sur le sujet vous proposes
des stages de photographies sous-marine, le tout dans un décor
féerique en Mer Rouge, un des plus beaux sites de plongée
de la planète. Pour
plus d’info.
Good news to our French
speaking Aquatica users:
Amar Guillen, world renowned underwater photographer
and author of two best selling books on the subject, is offering workshop
on underwater photography, this in the wonderful surrounding of the
Red Sea, one of the best diving destination in the world. More
info.
Aquatica
is hard at work on the latest Nikon D90 and Canon
5D Mk II housings. 2009
will be heralding the coming of the video feature on DSLR housings,
these two Aquatica housing will fulfill a long time desire for many
divers to have the capability of alternating between still images and
video footages on the same dive with the same high quality DSLR housing.
Stay tune for updates on our progress.
December
2008

Aquatica has now started shipping
the newly
designed D700 housing
September
2008
CANON
1Ds Mk III housing: Aquatica is now shipping
its housing for the 1Ds Mk III, featuring the best that technologies and
ergonomics can offer and in addition of the classic Nikonos type and Ikelite
type manual connector, the S6 type connector is being offered as well. This
S6 type connector will allow the user to take full advantage of the latest
Heinrich-Weikamp external TTL converter. More
Info.
August
2008
 Aquatica is proud to announce its latest addition,
the new look Aquatica Digital Pro housing for Nikon’s new reference
camera the D700, with 12.1 mega pixels and a new bench mark setting low
light capability this camera/housing combination will open up new frontiers
to today’s underwater photographer. More
Info.
March 2008
Aquatica is pleased to introduce the Aquatica D300
housing for the Nikon D300 DSLR camera. Press
Release. More
Info.
Good news to all owners of the Aquatica housing
for Nikon D40x, Aquatica has just received it Nikon D60 camera and
can confirm that it’s a perfect fit into the D40x housing,
thus given this popular housing a broader selection of camera and
the opportunity for those shooting the earlier D40 version to upgrade
their camera while retaining their housing.
Aquatica is pleased to announce that the upcoming
housing for the acclaimed Nikon D3 will start shipping by April.
This camera/housing combination is sure to push the existing boundaries
of underwater photography to a new level. Full frame viewing, top
quality results with high ISO performance, remote control compliant
for those now possible long exposure and pole operation uses coupled
with the housing capability to accept large diameter lenses such
as the huge Nikon AF 14-24mm F2.8 will make this combination the
must have in underwater photography. More
info.
January 2008
Aquatica is proud to announce that it will design and manufacture housings
for the fabulous Canon 1DS mark III, with 21.1 mega pixels this camera/housing
combination will push the boundaries of underwater photography to
another level. More
info.
October 2007
AQUATICA is proud to introduce its new TLC underwater Buoyancy
Compensating Floats. This new product is part of a new line
of AQUATICA underwater camera housings accessories that are designed
to raise the comfort and performance level of the underwater photographer. More
info.
AQUATICA is proud to introduce its new underwater
camera release. This exciting product is part of a new line of AQUATICA
underwater camera housings accessories that are designed to push
the boundary of current underwater photography. More
info.
AQUATICA is pleased to introduce the Aquatica 40D housing for the Canon
40D DSLR camera. More
info. Image
Gallery.
Aquatica housings in action in the Greek islands
Check out Helen Tsopouropoulou and her team of the Milos
Dive Project at as they explore WW II wreck from the German occupation
period of this beautiful Greek island. Photo
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