Stéphane Granzotto using our underwater HDMI monitor DNC-5A(H1) with his Seacam housing for Canon EOS-1D X Mark II.
This housing using M14 HDMI bulkhead connector, with custom-made mini HDMI 90 degrees connector.
Stéphane Granzotto using our underwater HDMI monitor DNC-5A(H1) with his Seacam housing for Canon EOS-1D X Mark II.
This housing using M14 HDMI bulkhead connector, with custom-made mini HDMI 90 degrees connector.
We developed HDMI bulkhead connector, which is suitable for the housings, with the threaded M14 port. Current bulkhead connector has Micro HDMI right angle connector, which perfectly fits inside of the Seacam housing for Sony Alpha a7 II DSLR camera.
Подводный разъём DNC-2035 разработаный нашей компанией для бокса компании Seacam предназначен для подсоединения внешнего подводного монитора или внешнего HDMI кабеля
Peter Bucknell using DNC-5 HDMI underwater monitor with Nauticam NA-GH4 housing for Panasonic Lumix GH4 camera.
Photos were taken by Michael Rothschild
Shaun Arrigo from Planetsea Productions wrote: “The DNC 5 is a perfect size, a bright monitor is awesome (although having the cover shade is crucial). The fact that it is a sealed product makes life much easier and the battery life is superb. Works great and no problem with Magic Lantern 5D3, and the most important thing – hence having a monitor, is your framing especially if shooting from the surface. This past weekend I had to shoot the Rolex Middle Sea Race from the surface as yachts approached me & having the monitor makes all the difference from framing your shots from the surface of the water. And the week before that we used it in a bath scene for the new film of Brad & Jolie – By the Sea. And again monitor is a needed requirement for framing.”.
Rolex Middle Sea Race 2014 – Race Start (using DNC-5 monitor)
This video demonstrates how the peaking filter option works. This command is easily accessed with a button highlighted on the panel. Canon 5D Mark III with Aquatica underwater housing and DNC-5 monitor.
The pictures were taken by Gary Hals, MD.
The picture was taken in the Caribbean by Alvin Rosenfeld, MD, Dave’s dive buddy.