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Olympus C-7070, Ikelite housing, DS125

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Olympus C-7070, Ikelite housing, DS125

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  1. I'm selling my C-7070 setup in anticipation of going to a dSLR sometime in the near future.

     

    - Olympus C-7070 w/ original box, cords, manual, CD etc.

    - Ikelite DS125 strobe (part # 3944.75 with digital pac), w/ charger

    - 512MB XD card

    - 1GB compact flash

    - Ikelite 6130.61 housing

    - Inon wide angle lenses UW1000 (screws onto ikelite housing)

    - leek detector

    - extra o-rings, and misc.

    - extra external charger for camera battery

    - UV filter, Olympus UVF-40.5

    - Polarizing filter, Olympus PLF-40.5

    - Lowepro bag

     

    Never flooded. Original purchase in September 2005. Used on roughly 70 dives. I replaced the camera after the first one was stolen in Hawaii in 2006.

     

    I'm asking $1800, or best/reasonable offer.

     

    Rotate underwater pic 90 degrees. You'll notice the top half is clear and the bottom is blurry. That is because the halocline (interface between saltwater and freshwater) has been disturbed. The disturbance causes waters with different densities to swirl and mix and light moving through it is distorted. This picture is from earlier this year in a cave system in Mexico (Temple of Doom). (copyright Greg Cooley)

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  2. I'm selling my C-7070 setup in anticipation of going to a dSLR sometime in the near future.

     

    - Olympus C-7070 w/ original box, cords, manual, CD etc.

    - Ikelite DS125 strobe (part # 3944.75 with digital pac), w/ charger

    - 512MB XD card

    - 1GB compact flash

    - Ikelite 6130.61 housing

    - Inon wide angle lenses UW1000 (screws onto ikelite housing)

    - leek detector

    - extra o-rings, and misc.

    - extra external charger for camera battery

    - UV filter, Olympus UVF-40.5

    - Polarizing filter, Olympus PLF-40.5

    - Lowepro bag

     

    Never flooded. Original purchase in September 2005. Used on roughly 70 dives. I replaced the camera after the first one was stolen in Hawaii in 2006.

     

    I'm asking $1800, or best/reasonable offer.

     

    Rotate underwater pic 90 degrees. You'll notice the top half is clear and the bottom is blurry. That is because the halocline (interface between saltwater and freshwater) has been disturbed. The disturbance causes waters with different densities to swirl and mix and light moving through it is distorted. This picture is from earlier this year in a cave system in Mexico (Temple of Doom). (copyright Greg Cooley)

     

    Did you sell the camera yet?

  3. The camera is still up for sale.

     

    Regards,

    Greg

  4. The camera is still up for sale.

     

    Regards,

    Greg

     

    Is the Olympus rig still available?

  5. Is the Olympus rig still available?

    Yes it is.

    Greg

     

    Yes it is.

    Greg

    Actually, I should say I still have everything but the strobe.

    Regards,

    Greg

  6. Yes it is.

    Greg

     

     

    Actually, I should say I still have everything but the strobe.

    Regards,

    Greg

    Hi Greg, I´m looking for camera only or camera+housing. Would you sell them separate? or Price for both items? Would you ship to a US Address?

    THANKS! :uwphotog:

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