Panasonic HDC-SD300 & HDC-HS300 Digital Camcorders

Housing Sealux HSD300 represents a secure home, tailor-made for high-definition compact cameras made by Panasonic for use at a depth of 90 meters of water. Perfect, super sharp video and sound recordings in HDV or DV quality in 16:9 and 4:3, and high resolution photos of up to 10.6 million pixels are possible. The new Sealux HSD300 underwater housing for camcorders Panasonic HDC-SD300 and HDC-HS300 will be available early in July. Sealux HSD300 Shelter is a safe, tailor-made for 3MOS compact camcorder high definition made by Panasonic for a depth of 90 meters of water.

Housing Panasonic underwater features
• High quality, Full HD under water
• A waterproof case for two camcorders
• 10-key electronic control with ON / OFF
• manual control of focus, zoom, BLU, opening and shutter time, the same as with professional camcorders
• High-resolution photography of up to 10.6 megapixels
• Close-up lens and a filter URPRO can be washed in water
• Superior quality wide angle or fisheye attachments
• Halogen and HID lighting systems available in LED Special Edition

• Panasonic camcorder housing underwater
  Housing: Made of aluminum resistant to seawater, a CNC machined piece, hard anodized and passivated by a special process to make it resistant to seawater tours of accuracy on a special plate, the camcorder is introduced in the front cover. Installation errors can be excluded.
• Monitor Lens: The lens widescreen glass optics offers a comprehensive view of the screen unfolded 7.6 cm which is well hidden from ambient light. The viewing angle with respect to the dive plan is 15 º. The removable visor avoid reflections on the glass lens. Enjoy viewing the outcome of your plans as soon as you’ve taken.
• Blocking: Two quick release locking devices are protected by security cons catch
• Features: opening inadvertently housing.
• Port changing system: With a bayonet mount, which allows a quick change between the port plate and wide angle of attachment or a fisheye port.
• Flat Port: Made of optical glass, bayonet, safety catches and CAP (standard).
• Close-up Lens: Can be pivoted inserted at any time, also facing a large attachment angle, allowing shooting macro shots and wide shots whenever you want.
• UW color correction filter: A color correction filter Urpro swivel may be inserted during filming in the water without blue lights.
• Rail Grip: Featuring soft-grip, removable for transport.
• Manual operation: Switching between AF / manual focus and operation using the rotary knob is possible. WHT functions, aperture, shutter time and zoom can be controlled along with professional video cameras, using the function key “Function” and exploitation
• Panasonic Camcorder extras housing
  Wide-angle attachment: dome lens with optical glass coated, zoomable, 75 ° angle shooting diagonally, with neoprene case.
• Port Fisheye Super Wide Angle Optical with optical glass dome, 145 ° diagonal angle of fire, zoomable, with neoprene cover.
• Monitor Lens: magnifies the image and reduces the distance between eyes and screen approximately 25%.
• Moisture Alarm: acoustic alarm and optical ensures your camcorder still in good condition.
  Fins
• Stabilization: To consider the lighting Sealux.
• Carrying case: the case of transport weighing only 2.6 kg can keep the entire video system and lighting system Sealux. Measuring only 500 x 390 x 190 mm, it is accepted as hand luggage.
• Additional Extras, see: Sealux accessories and lighting systems.

Panasonic camcorder housing measures submarine
• Housing Dimensions: L 170mm flat port without L x 262 mm on the keyboard x H 117 mm
• Weight: 3530 g
• Tested in-depth [via letsgodigital]

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