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Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: Brady on May 04, 2009, 05:05:31 pm
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Anybody know where I can rent an underwater housing for an rz67? not much luck finding anything.
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Anybody know where I can rent an underwater housing for an rz67? not much luck finding anything.
i dont think one was ever manufactured (that i have ever seen). but there a few around that are custom built- i have one.
i know there are manufactured hasselblad V housings, as well as pentax 67, and someone is even making an h1/2 housing somewhere at the moment.
but im in new zealand, so renting isnt really an option.
why not use a 1dsmk3 housing? i find, by the time you look through water, and that thick dome of perspex/glass, a lot of resolution is lost.
cheers paul
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Anybody know where I can rent an underwater housing for an rz67? not much luck finding anything.
TETHERED or Not...
LOL
Snook
Found this quickly on google..
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Or a DIY Blue prints
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i'm shooting film so that's why no 1dsIII....i may just buy a used nikonos and try that since they can be had pretty cheap used....
there was a company named aquatica that made one for the rz I believe.
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Anybody know where I can rent an underwater housing for an rz67? not much luck finding anything.
how about a submarine?
google rolleimarin - I alway thought that would be fun to shoot with..
http://www.breker.com/artfact_live/live_auctions.htm (http://www.breker.com/artfact_live/live_auctions.htm)
this auction has a couple of them for the rollei twin lens
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heres one for the rollei 6000 series - it's only $13k USD...wow to shoot 12 frames, dang..
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i just ordered a nikonos.....for $100.
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I got a Nikonos recently and have 28 and 35 lenses, also a strobe for little money, -but $100?- you have to check if it is a working Nikonos since there are a lot of water damaged ones on eBay...
i just ordered a nikonos.....for $100.
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I got a Nikonos recently and have 28 and 35 lenses, also a strobe for little money, -but $100?- you have to check if it is a working Nikonos since there are a lot of water damaged ones on eBay...
i ordered it from KEH...it's bargain rated but, i've bought almost every sinlge piece of kit I own from them and never had any problems before. if it doesn't work i'll just return it....
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I have done business with Underwater Photo Tech in Derry, NH for years. If you are putting together a system, even a nikonos system, they may be worth a call. tel: 603-432-1997 www.uwphoto.com. They are super people who stand behind what they sell. Cheers. Mark
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so you are ok. What you can do is to submerge the camera in a water container and check to see bubbles coming out of the camera which means that water is coming in.. the 28mm has more resolution than the 35mm lens, but is not amphibious, 28mm works only UW and 35mm in and out.
i ordered it from KEH...it's bargain rated but, i've bought almost every sinlge piece of kit I own from them and never had any problems before. if it doesn't work i'll just return it....
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so you are ok. What you can do is to submerge the camera in a water container and check to see bubbles coming out of the camera which means that water is coming in.. the 28mm has more resolution than the 35mm lens, but is not amphibious, 28mm works only UW and 35mm in and out.
You can try this company:
http://subaquaticcamera.com/ (http://subaquaticcamera.com/)
I'm not sure if they will have a RZ housing, but they may be able to point you in the right direction.
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Anybody know where I can rent an underwater housing for an rz67? not much luck finding anything.
Hi, Aquatica of Canada Made them-- maybe they will have one they want to rent/ know of a rental source/give away--?
Des
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I can't remember exactly where it was located, but when I was assisting, we had a job to shoot in a swimming pool so we scoured the country and finally found an RZ housing in the caribbean... We ended up not shooting film(thank god), and rented a housing for a 1ds from a guy in the Florida Keys. Unfortunately, I don't have that guy's info still...
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I know this is old but I have an Aquatica Mamiya RZ67 housing and its a fantastic piece of equipment :)
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I know this is old but I have an Aquatica Mamiya RZ67 housing and its a fantastic piece of equipment :)
this is an old reply to a post..
I've since bought a home made rz 67 housing. its very well constructed in perspex, and has about a 10 inch dome. i haven't used it yet, i was going to convert it for a 645 camera.
how does the aquatica housing work with that angled looking finder?
paul
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My u/w housing for the Hasselblad with 70mm film back still functions after over 40 years.
70mm gave circa 70 images, which is convenient underwater (better now with digital of course).
And 70 mm was standard for aerial reconnaisance so I could get the film processed quickly by the RAF.
Quite appropriate, given that the Hasselblad started as a photo-reconnaisance camera, and still looks like one.
John
PS While on the subject of u/w cameras, I also still have my CalypsoPhot (predecessor of the Nikonos); a brilliant invention with a great lens.
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Hi I know this is an old post however I have an Aquatica RZ67 Housing with all the gear, its a fantastic unit and viewing Velvia 67 slides is fantastic.
I am considering selling the whole setup so if anyone is interested drop me a line [email protected] this housing is number 25 of 35 made.
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http://www.uwpmag.com/c5.html this is a classified ad which has more information about the aquatica housing. says only 50 were made, but it may be 35, I have no other source of information about it but just found that. I can't imagine practically using this rig, but hey, what do I know.