06.02.2024

Space saver: SEACAM View­fin­der plug

 

The view­fin­der is an essential part of every under­wa­ter housing. It’s where we compose an image or a video and where we make sure ever­y­thing is set correctly – in essence, it’s one of the basic tools every under­wa­ter pho­to­grapher needs. Well…

 

…almost every pho­to­grapher. We love our view­fin­ders and we’ve put much care into the deve­lo­p­ment of these very essential tools, but we have to admit: There might be certain situa­tions where a standard view­fin­der is not the most ideal option. Video­graph­ers and even a few pho­to­graph­ers who require a clear view of the back monitor – and not so much the view­fin­der – have asked and we listened. And we’ve created a new accessory that will not only give you a great monitor view, but also ensures full fle­xi­bi­li­ty for further use of the housing: a trans­pa­rent view­fin­der plug.

 

This plug is perfect as a second option alongside your standard view­fin­der. Designed to be used on all current SEACAM housings just like a regular view­fin­der, is made from the same high-quality synthetic as the monitor window and will ensure an easy and acces­si­ble view onto your camera display. This makes it a great solution to have in your toolkit if you are shooting video, if you’re a freediver or if you’re simply enjoying a good view onto your display.

 

INSTALLATION

 

You can use the view­fin­der plug just as you would a view­fin­der on all current SEACAM housings from Nikon, Canon, Sony, Leica and more. The plug comes with a security ring and a safety pin and you can easily switch from your classic view­fin­der and back in seconds.

 

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SEACAM housing for Nikon Z8 with transparent viewfinder plug

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06.02.2024

Space saver: SEACAM View­fin­der plug

This new transparent viewfinder plug is perfect as a second option to your standard viewfinder. Designed to be used on all current SEACAM housings, it will ensure an easy and accessible view onto the camera display of your Canon, Nikon, Sony or Leica camera.

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