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AquaTech REFLEX Base Water Housing for Canon 6D Mark II

Designed to help you capture the action at the pool or in the surf, the AquaTech Reflex Base Water Housing for Canon 6D Mark II keeps underwater photography simple, so you can concentrate on getting the shot. The back is hinged along the bottom to make loading your camera quick and easy, with just two safety-latched quick release clips on the top to seal the housing closed. Electronic autofocus shutter controls are positioned for portrait and landscape shooting; beyond that, the housing is control-free, so your camera's controls need to be set in advance. The housing accepts AquaTech's P and PD series lens ports that accommodate a wide range of lenses, and it comes with a large, ergonomic zoom control. It's equipped with a handle on the left side and a palm-stopper on the right, which helps steady the housing when shooting video. Optional compatible accessories include the AquaTech M3 Pistol Grip, Lux Flash Housing, and Sync Transmitter Housing. The housing is constructed from durable but lightweight polycarbonate, with stainless steel and anodized aluminum controls.

SKU: GC17-10189

AquaTech REFLEX Base Water Housing for Canon 6D Mark II

AquaTech REFLEX Base Water Housing for Canon 6D Mark II

Designed to help you capture the action at the pool or in the surf, the AquaTech Reflex Base Water Housing for Canon 6D Mark II keeps underwater photography simple, so you can concentrate on getting the shot. The back is hinged along the bottom to make loading your camera quick and easy, with just two safety-latched quick release clips on the top to seal the housing closed. Electronic autofocus shutter controls are positioned for portrait and landscape shooting; beyond that, the housing is control-free, so your camera's controls need to be set in advance. The housing accepts AquaTech's P and PD series lens ports that accommodate a wide range of lenses, and it comes with a large, ergonomic zoom control. It's equipped with a handle on the left side and a palm-stopper on the right, which helps steady the housing when shooting video. Optional compatible accessories include the AquaTech M3 Pistol Grip, Lux Flash Housing, and Sync Transmitter Housing. The housing is constructed from durable but lightweight polycarbonate, with stainless steel and anodized aluminum controls.

Use and Handling

Depth-rated to 33'

Designed for shallow water and surface use

Electronic autofocus shutter controls positioned for portrait and landscape shooting

All other controls must be preset or auto

Accepts AquaTech P and PD series lens ports

A hinged back panel with two latches makes loading the camera fast and easy

Large ergonomic zoom control

Left-side handle, right-side palm stopper

Compatible with optional accessories including M3 Pistol Grip, Lux Flash Housing, and

SYNC Transmitter Housing

Construction Details

Durable yet lightweight polycarbonate housing

Stainless steel and anodized aluminium controls

1/4"-20 tripod mount

Measures 8.3 x 7.5 x 5.3", weighs 3.6 pounds

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AquaTech REFLEX Base Water Housing for Canon 6D Mark II

Designed to help you capture the action at the pool or in the surf, the AquaTech Reflex Base Water Housing for Canon 6D Mark II keeps underwater photography simple, so you can concentrate on getting the shot. The back is hinged along the bottom to make loading your camera quick and easy, with just two safety-latched quick release clips on the top to seal the housing closed. Electronic autofocus shutter controls are positioned for portrait and landscape shooting; beyond that, the housing is control-free, so your camera's controls need to be set in advance. The housing accepts AquaTech's P and PD series lens ports that accommodate a wide range of lenses, and it comes with a large, ergonomic zoom control. It's equipped with a handle on the left side and a palm-stopper on the right, which helps steady the housing when shooting video. Optional compatible accessories include the AquaTech M3 Pistol Grip, Lux Flash Housing, and Sync Transmitter Housing. The housing is constructed from durable but lightweight polycarbonate, with stainless steel and anodized aluminum controls.

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