Underwaterhousing for RED

[crystalvoyager]

Underwaterhousing for Red camera. Now available in Germany.


Length: 77 cm
Width: 38 cm
Height: 55cm (with monitor housing). The monitor housing is detachable.

Depth rate: 35m

Housing also for HDcam/Digibeta. Arri 235 and Arri 416 in progress.


www.pawig.de

 

[Andrew M.]

link?

 

[Clayton Talmon]

Can we see a shot of it. Any tech data would be great as well. Depth limit?

 

[RedMagent]

Link please

 

[sergio arguello]

hello...LINK..please

 

[crystalvoyager]

link

link

www.pawig.de

 

[Mark Thorpe]

Nice job, but transparent?? All of that light bouncing around inside and off of the inside of dome or flat ports?? Have you ever experienced lens reflections in you imaging?? Just curious.

Cheers,
Mark.

 

[Russ Campbell]

What about heat dissipation? Also agree with Mark on the internal reflections.

 

[Pawel Achtel]

It looks like Murray Wills housing. They are custom made in Victoria, Australia. They are not my favourite design.

 

[Martempo]

Hi, I'd be interested to learn about the *details* of what you (and others) think regarding this housing and its design? Did you mean it is not your favourite aesethic design, or functionally not up to the challenge? Ikelite seems to have done alright with exactly this kind of material and setup... Thanks!

It looks like Murray Wills housing. They are custom made in Victoria, Australia. They are not my favourite design.

 

[Pawel Achtel]

Hi, I'd be interested to learn about the *details* of what you (and others) think regarding this housing and its design? Did you mean it is not your favourite aesethic design, or functionally not up to the challenge? Ikelite seems to have done alright with exactly this kind of material and setup... Thanks!

It depends whether your aim is to prevent camera from getting wet or whether you would also like the housing to be functional, well balanced, reliable, light weight, strong, allow for various lens and camera choices and, most importantly, make sharp, vivid and clear pictures. I couldn’t care less how it looks aesthetically, but what it does. As usual, you get what you pay for...