Overview

The Aquatech EDGE Sony a7III/A7rIII/a9 Sport Housing - GREY (10321) is a culmination of the design principles AquaTech have been perfecting for over 20 years. The EDGE is Aquatech's most compact, advanced, and ergonomic water housing design to date. From the worlds greatest surf and ocean photographers to enthusiast fashion photographers and everyone in between. The EDGE is ready to help you take your underwater photography to new limits.

SKU: GC17-10321

Aquatech EDGE Sports Housing for Sony a7 III, a7R III, or a9 (Grey)

The Aquatech EDGE Sony a7III/A7rIII/a9 Sport Housing - GREY (10321) is a culmination of the design principles AquaTech have been perfecting for over 20 years. The EDGE is Aquatech's most compact, advanced, and ergonomic water housing design to date. From the worlds greatest surf and ocean photographers to enthusiast fashion photographers and everyone in between. The EDGE is ready to help you take your underwater photography to new limits.

Please Note: An additional purchase of a lens port is required to correctly use this product if you do not already own a current Aquatech P Series Lens Port. Care and maintenance must be adhered to as per Aquatech's instructions to ensure this product works correctly. This includes inspecting and checking all seals before every use and re-applying silicone grease as required.

* Camera, lens ports and accessories are shown for demonstration purposes only and are not included

Features:

Lightweight and compact design, specifically for mirrorless cameras

Depth rating of 10m

Weight: 1.4kg

Construction: Polycarbonate body, stainless steel controls as well as hard anodised aluminium controls

Controls: Menu, C3, Record, Rear Top Dial, AF-ON, AEL, FN, Multi Control Pad (left & right), Rear Control Wheel, Center Button, Playback, Dual Shutter Buttons

Compatible Accessories: M3 Pistol Grip, LUX Flash Housing, SYNC Transmitter Housing, Pro Mount V3, Water Housing Body Cap, Side Handle Mount

Compatible with P-Series Lens Ports and Zoom Gears

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Product Overview

The Aquatech EDGE Sony a7III/A7rIII/a9 Sport Housing - GREY (10321) is a culmination of the design principles AquaTech have been perfecting for over 20 years. The EDGE is Aquatech's most compact, advanced, and ergonomic water housing design to date. From the worlds greatest surf and ocean photographers to enthusiast fashion photographers and everyone in between. The EDGE is ready to help you take your underwater photography to new limits.

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