A properly functioning Nauticam leak detector provides an additional indication that the housing remains dry during a dive. We sometimes receive questions about the leak detector, for example when the alarm does not beep or continues to flash. In this blog, we go through the checks and steps described by Nauticam for these situations.
After use in salt water, lenses and ports should be soaked and rinsed in clean fresh water, preferably demineralised water. This helps dissolve salt crystals and prevent corrosion. If only a limited amount of fresh water is available between dives, Nauticam advises using a plastic bottle with a small hole in the cap.
Between two boat dives, your complete setup will usually remain assembled. Rinse it with fresh water after the first dive, but do not leave it in the shared rinse tank where other cameras may contact it. If there is no camera table on board, wrap the fully assembled setup in a towel or another soft material and place it in a safe location. This keeps the equipment protected until the next dive.
Yes! Selected Isotta B120 underwater housings can be configured with Nauticam WWL, MWL, WACP and FCP wet optics by using dedicated adapter rings and the correct port chart setup.
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The AOI Modular Tray System (MDS) is a configurable underwater tray platform built from separate modular components. Instead of using one fixed tray size, the system can be expanded and adjusted for different underwater housings, action cameras and accessory setups. The modular construction allows underwater photographers and videographers to build a tray configuration around their own camera setup.
A good focus light is one of those accessories underwater photographers quickly learn to appreciate. It helps cameras focus faster in dark environments and makes macro photography much easier underwater.
If you want better underwater photos, a strobe is essential.
Water absorbs color quickly. Reds disappear first, followed by orange and yellow, which is why underwater images often look blue or green. A good underwater strobe brings those colors back, improves contrast, and gives your subject much more depth and detail.
Snoot lighting has become one of the most creative tools in modern underwater photography. It gives photographers precise control over light, allowing you to isolate subjects, remove distracting backgrounds, and create highly dramatic, sculpted images.
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