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Nauticam NA-Z50 underwater housing for Nikon Z50

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The previously reported Nauticam NA-Z50 underwater housing for the Nikon Z50 camera is now officially released. For availability and pricing check B&H Photo.

Technical specifications (additional information available here):

Dimensions: 328mm(W) x 172mm(H) x 120mm(D)
Weight in air: 2.5kg
Weight in water: 0.34kg (incl. camera and battery)
Depth rating: 100m
Port mount: N100

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The previously reported Nauticam NA-Z50 underwater housing for the Nikon Z50 camera is now officially released. For availability and pricing check B&H Photo. Technical specifications (additional information available here): Dimensions: 328mm(W) x 172mm(H) x 120mm(D) Weight in air: 2.5kg Weight in water: 0.34kg (incl. camera and battery) Depth rating: 100m Port mount: N100 Additional pictures:
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