The Nikon D2X is an upmarket camera for those who earn a living taking photos, or for real enthusiasts. From the reviews, it sounds like an excellent camera. Be careful about buying it from someone who advertises it for less than $4999 because that’s the going price. The Nexus D2 Digital SLR Housing is used for the Nikon D2x Scuba Diving Camera.
Read more about the Nikon D2X Scuba Diving Camera
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Digital Advisor describes the Sealife SD-300 and gives the following Editors’ Comments:
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The Sealife SD-300 uses a 35 mm film and can be used in upto 80 foot deep water.
It’s a very cheap camera, ranging from $27.95 upto $35.00
It has:
The Ikelite Auto 35 is a very cheap Scuba Diving camera, starting price is US$125 including the housing.
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Surprisingly, this camera doesn’t appear to have any reviews on it yet. I found one page at Underwaterplanet, where Chris Menjou mentions the Ikelite Auto 35 and even displays a photo taken with it. Pretty good photo too.
Read more about the Ikelite Auto 35
Pentax has just announced its first DA Fish-Eye ED IF lens. The lens is disigned exclusively for use with the Pentax 1st D series and will capture fish eye imagery with a 180 degree angle of view. The image circle of the lens will match the image recording area of the 1st D series.
DPReview.com give full details of the Pentax DA Fish-Eye lens
