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Location: Quebec, Canada Price: 5,500 CAD (~3,350 EUR / 3,900 USD) Shipping: Free shipping in Canada, cheaper EU shipping in December (from Germany) Selling my complete Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K kit: A ready-to-shoot setup for both underwater and above-water videography. Everything is in good condition and includes the camera, lenses, a Salty Surf dive housing, lenses, batteries & other power supplies, and accessories. I prefer to sell as a full kit, but feel free to message me if you’re interested in individual items (see prices below). Contact me for more photos or details. Camera & Accessories BMPCC4K + 7× LP-E8 batteries: 1,200 CAD (~730 EUR / 850 USD) SmallRig half-cage + sun hood: 50 CAD (~30 EUR / 35 USD) Tilta Side Power Handle (Type I) + 2× F970 batteries: 120 CAD (~70 EUR / 85 USD) Lenses Panasonic Lumix 100-300 mm F4.0-5.6 Mega OIS: 500 CAD (300 EUR / 350 USD) Lumix G Vario 7-14 mm F4.0: 450 CAD (275 EUR / 320 USD) Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 7-14 mm F2.8 PRO: 900 CAD (550 EUR / 640 USD) Lumix G Macro 30mm F2.8 Mega OIS: 300 CAD (180 EUR / 210 USD) Panasonic Lumix G X Vario 12–35 mm F2.8 Power OIS: 450 CAD (275 EUR / 320 USD). Note: a few minor front scratches (not visible in footage). Underwater Setup: 2,500 CAD (~1,500 EUR / 1,775 USD) Salty Surf BMPCC4K Housing (blue anodised aluminium) Modifications: Weighted & neutrally balanced, 1" ball mounts for video lights Officially rated 20 m, tested to 35 m Includes: Dome port for Lumix 7-14 mm (lightly scratched, polishable) Flat port for Lumix 30mm macro Zoom & focus rings Powerbase Edge battery system Samsung T5 SSD adapter Hint for the acrylic backplate: During the last dives, some drops of water entered through the side buttons. I used Sika-Flex to watertight these buttons again. Therefore, they lost their function, but I hardly used them before, as they are only to control playback, display zoom, and the menu (but due to touch control, even before, it was not possible to change the menu). The whole backplate is available as a replacement part at Salty Surf if needed.

There's no importer here. I'll still try to reach Nauticam, maybe I'm able to get a replacement knob or o-rings and c-rings.

Thanks! It's the wheel on the top right. The mechanism seems to be behind everything in the 2nd photo. Do you know how to disassemble it? It seems to be difficult because all the mechanisms in front of it have springs. I live in French Polynesia, therefore, just sending the housing to Nauticam is no option for now. Do you know how open Nauticam generally is in sharing ways to service housings?

Both 😉 I feel more resistance than before even without a camera, no change when I insert the camera. So I think it's a problem of the knof itself.

Hi, I have a Nauticam A7RIII housing. Now I noticed that one of the turning knows (the one on the top right) is more difficult to move than before. I immersed the housing after each dive, did somebody experience this before? And advice on how to disassemble and clean the knob? Thanks!

Hi I'm Andi, right now I do my PhD in Polynesia