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Last date: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 20:09:40 +0800
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This heavyduty clear polycarbonate case is contoured to the camera, durable, and completely corrosion free. Oring seals and camera controls are plainly visible through the housing exterior. The housing is fully functional to a depth rating of 200 feet (60m). Controls are provided through the housing for every camera function and kept watertight with Ikelite pioneered QuadRing seal glandsproven to be the most reliable method of sealing controls. A large zoom control knob can be comfortably reached without removing your hand from the handle. An ergonomic control provides easy access of the Rebel T2i's Live View shooting/Movie shooting pushbutton. A "stay depressed" control for the Aperture/Flash Compensation button allows onehanded adjustment of aperture value in manual mode. The SuperEye magnifier comes standard and offers enhanced visibility of the camera's viewfinder while wearing a diving mask. The camera's large LCD screen can be clearly viewed through the back of the housing for photo review or use of the camera's movie and live preview features. Release handles with comfortable rubber grips allow for easy attachment and removal of mounting arms at the touch of a button. Two screws remove the handle and tray assembly for traveling. A top mount accepts 1" (2.5cm) ball or Flex Arm adapters for attachment of a focus light.Size and Weight. 9.5 x 6.75 x 6.5" including knobs and port locks (24 x 17 x 16.5cm). 13.25 x 8 x 6.5" including tray and handles (33 x 20 x 16.5cm). 7.15 lbs (3.24kg) with tray and handles. Port not included. Neutrally buoyant in saltwater depending on choice of lens and port. Lens Ports. A full range of dome and flat ports accommodate most macro, wide angle and zoom lenses. The standard port line offers compact and affordable options without sacrificing quality. The modular port system offers maximum versatility and performance with interchangeable 8" dome and flat port assemblies.
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