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AquaTech P-120 Len Port (Suits: Canon 16-35mm f2.8II / 16-40mm f4 Lens)
AquaTech P-120 (example: Canon 16-35mm f2.8II / 16-40mm f4)
Get your shot in wet and wild conditions using the AquaTech P-120 Lens Port. Featuring a depth rating of 33', AquaTech ports are designed for shallow water and surface use, and shouldn't be operated at depths beyond 15' for longer than five minutes.
The P-120 lens port is compatible with AquaTech's Elite, Compac, BASE, and Delphin sport camera housings. It features a Delrin body and an optically correct acrylic front element, scratch/abrasion-resistant coated and mechanically sealed without adhesives. AquaTech's screw-on mounting system requires no tools to attach or remove the port body.
Lens Compatibility
Canon 16-35mm f/4 IS
Canon16-35mm f/2.8 II
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Product Overview
AquaTech P-120 (example: Canon 16-35mm f2.8II / 16-40mm f4)
Get your shot in wet and wild conditions using the AquaTech P-120 Lens Port. Featuring a depth rating of 33', AquaTech ports are designed for shallow water and surface use, and shouldn't be operated at depths beyond 15' for longer than five minutes.
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