Nauticam NA-D500 $TBA T e new Nikon D500 is a serious camera, and fast becoming a popular choice - even in the hands of Canon shooters. Perfectly packaged inside a Nauticam housing, it gives you underwater access to a 20.7MP camera, with 153 point auto focus module, and 4K video. Depth rated to 300 feet (100m), the NA-D500 lives up to Nauticam’s reputation for market leading ergonomics. Available now with a ton of accessories; viewfi nders, TTL converter, super macro converter, and more.
www.nauticam.com
Stahlsac Steel 34 $359.95
Heading away this summer? You’ll need a gear bag that can survive the dive boat, and the airport. Featuring a waterproof bottom compartment for wet gear, and a breathable top compartment for damp gear to air out, the Steel 34 is the largest in a range of top-end dive bags that give you peace of mind, subtlety, and tons of storage. Heavy duty fabric, water resistant and abrasion resistant corners, water resistant zippers for longer life, quick access pockets, and also has replaceable wheels (other manufacturers take note!) An essential part of your summer kit.
www.stahlsac.com
Buddy Watcher $280
Whilst we can say, “You should be within arms reach of a buddy,” that’s not always realistic. Any photographers out there will attest to this. But if you need to get your buddy’s attention, be it for an emergency or otherwise, the Buddy Watcher off ers an excellent solution. Wear it on your wrist over a wetsuit, or drysuit, the device works like a silent pager. Over a distance of up to 66 feet (20m), the Watcher will vibrate and fl ash red if your buddy is trying to get your attention. Simply brilliant.
www.buddy-watcher.com
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