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24th May 2009, 09:21 AM
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Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?
I have housed the F90, F5 (X2) and now the D3 on S&S. No issues with it so far. Perhaps if you do, you can share so i know what im missing out.
For any others that have the mindset to house the D3 on S&S for UW photography, let me know and i will gladly share my experience. A group of my friends and I are all on S&S...
you can email me: trevorteo@pacific.net.sg or post it here and ill try to answer as best I can.
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Last edited by Trevor Teo; 24th May 2009 at 09:22 AM.
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14th August 2009, 09:04 AM
#22
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?

Originally Posted by
uranicus
Wow first time i'm hearing that nexus is better than seacam. Are you the owner of the website? Don't think it's really appropriate to paste the link here like that.
Canon 50D/60mm & 100mm Macro/Tokina 10-17mm FE/Nexus Housing
Inon Z-240
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14th August 2009, 04:46 PM
#23
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?

Originally Posted by
howeikwok
Wow first time i'm hearing that nexus is better than seacam. Are you the owner of the website? Don't think it's really appropriate to paste the link here like that.
Alvin, Nexus is better than Seacam in terms of form factor and weight. So technically Grig/Greg is right. Not dissing you though.
Grig/Greg is the owner of the website. He is the Nexus dealer for Singapore market though most here will go elsewhere. He does not have a dedicated shop front for the Nexus product.
He is a Russian businessman and his customers are mostly his countrymen and East Europeans as I was told.
How is your 50D coming along?
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15th August 2009, 12:03 AM
#24
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?

Originally Posted by
Tuffatore
Alvin, Nexus is better than Seacam in terms of form factor and weight. So technically Grig/Greg is right. Not dissing you though.
Grig/Greg is the owner of the website. He is the Nexus dealer for Singapore market though most here will go elsewhere. He does not have a dedicated shop front for the Nexus product.
He is a Russian businessman and his customers are mostly his countrymen and East Europeans as I was told.
How is your 50D coming along?
Weight for sure. Smaller for sure. But quality wise i don't know. Always thought seacam was considered the rolls royce of u/w housings with the price to match. Greg's website is pretty skimpy for a supposed nexus dealer although the USA one is bad as well. Esp one in singapore and having no shopfront. Anyway the japan website is quite simple as well haha. 
Anyway i've ordered the nexus housing for my 50D. Should arrive next week.
Canon 50D/60mm & 100mm Macro/Tokina 10-17mm FE/Nexus Housing
Inon Z-240
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14th June 2011, 11:52 AM
#25
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?
Housing for Nikon D3 is much more expensive than housing for Canon. It is sad. That's why I decided to sell my Niukon and buy Canon. Housings are much cheaper and there is a better selection of domes, strobes, etc....
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10th January 2012, 09:53 PM
#26
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?
Here is the new D4....! Do you think there will be a new type of housing for it?
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10th January 2012, 10:05 PM
#27
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?

Originally Posted by
haring
Here is the new D4....! Do you think there will be a new type of housing for it?
Yes... if you could afford the D4... you should be able to afford a custom made U/W housing... won't be cheap or mass produces like those of more affordable DSLR.
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5th May 2012, 09:17 PM
#28
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?
custom made housings costs 10-20k. That is too much for me. I will wait until somebody will start making them.
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6th May 2012, 08:38 AM
#29
Re: Underwater Housing for Nikon D3?

Originally Posted by
haring
custom made housings costs 10-20k. That is too much for me. I will wait until somebody will start making them.
You are in luck... some casing maker is already making one... and its on PreOrder... $4190 USD without Shipping or GST
Aquatica D4 Underwater Housing for Nikon D4
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