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AquaTech REFLEX Canon 5D4 - BLUE

The latest in innovation from AquaTech!

REFLEX Water Housing Borrowing elements from the hugely popular Elite II Housing lines and moving forwards with a new hinged back design, the REFLEX is the next step in the evolution of AquaTech Water Housings.

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AquaTech REFLEX Canon 5D4 - BLUE

AquaTech REFLEX Canon 5D4 - BLUE

The latest in innovation from AquaTech!

REFLEX Water Housing Borrowing elements from the hugely popular Elite II Housing lines and moving forwards with a new hinged back design, the REFLEX is the next step in the evolution of AquaTech Water Housings.

The REFLEX Water Housing for the Canon 5d MkIV features our interchangeable P-Series and PD-Series Lens Port system which supports a vast range of lenses. Camera control is offered via tactile push button and dial controls on the housings backplate, allowing simple and intuitive control over important camera settings. We've added more controls than our previous housings, given you greater flexibility in the water. The REFLEX is equipped with 2 quick release clips for closing and securing (with safety latches), an ergonomic zoom control, a ¼”-20 tripod mounting point, and 2 of our new electronic AF shutter release controls for effortless shooting in either portrait or landscape orientation.

Capturing video? The included palm stopper acts as a comfortable right-hand grip for increased stability during video capture. It can also be replaced by another side handle (additional purchase) to allow for a firmer grip and improved stability.

Our commitment to making the best housings available drove us to the idea of the hinged backplate, making setting up your water housing as safe and simple as possible. The new hinged back design on the REFLEX makes setup quicker and easier than ever before. It requires only 2 clips to secure and locks the camera into place perfectly every time.

An additional purchase of a lens port is required to correctly use this product if you do not already own a current P Series Lens Port.

The REFLEX Water Housing is also compatible with our M3 Pistol Grip, LUX Flash Housing and SYNC Transmitter Housing and is available in a Blue or Grey colour option.

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AquaTech REFLEX Canon 5D4 - BLUE

The latest in innovation from AquaTech!

REFLEX Water Housing Borrowing elements from the hugely popular Elite II Housing lines and moving forwards with a new hinged back design, the REFLEX is the next step in the evolution of AquaTech Water Housings.

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