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Lots of lovely Sea & Sea stuff

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Lots of lovely Sea & Sea stuff

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  1. I have the following items for sale, all in excellent condition:

    DX-D50 housing for the Nikon D50 camera. The housing has handles, grip spacers (making it easier to operate the controls with thick gloves), two N bulkhead connectors, one of which has been customized for the TTL converter, 2 1” ball mount adapters and a housing body cap. Price £500.

    A TTL converter N III in perfect working order, with holder. Price £205.

    An NX standard flat port with cover. Price £100

    An NX compact dome port with neoprene cover. Price £200

    An extension ring 40. Price £100

    An SX extension ring. Price £100

    2 little used YS-90 TTL DUO strobes. One with a diffuser, one without. Price £125 each

    A dual sync cord (sea & Sea strobes to N bulkhead connector). Price £65

    I also have an almost new (fewer than 50 shutter actuations) silver D50 camera which I can sell to the buyer of the housing for £200. It is boxed and comes wth everything that was in the box.

    The D50 is essentially the same as the D70s. It lack a couple of features the D70s has but you have little or no use for those features under water and it actually has better noise reduction than the D70s, D80 or D200. It's a great camera. 6.1 MP is plenty for most purposes. Don't let yourself be taken in by The Megapixel Myth. My images look great on a 42 inch HD TV screen or a large film screen. For more on this read www.kenrockwell.com/tech/mpmyth.htmI live in Sweden but will ship to almost anywhere in the world. Buyers pay postage. I will do my best to keep the cost to a minimum.

    Payment by Paypal.

    Edited by john70490
  2. I have the following items for sale, all in excellent condition:

    DX-D50 housing for the Nikon D50 camera. The housing has handles, grip spacers (making it easier to operate the controls with thick gloves), two N bulkhead connectors, one of which has been customized for the TTL converter, 2 1” ball mount adapters and a housing body cap. Price £500.

    A TTL converter N III in perfect working order, with holder. Price £205.

    An NX standard flat port with cover. Price £100

    An NX compact dome port with neoprene cover. Price £200

    An extension ring 40. Price £100

    An SX extension ring. Price £100

    2 little used YS-90 TTL DUO strobes. One with a diffuser, one without. Price £125 each

    A dual sync cord (sea & Sea strobes to N bulkhead connector). Price £65

    I also have an almost new (fewer than 50 shutter actuations) silver D50 camera which I can sell to the buyer of the housing for £200. It is boxed and comes wth everything that was in the box.

    The D50 is essentially the same as the D70s. It lack a couple of features the D70s has but you have little or no use for those features under water and it actually has better noise reduction than the D70s, D80 or D200. It's a great camera. 6.1 MP is plenty for most purposes. Don't let yourself be taken in by The Megapixel Myth. My images look great on a 42 inch HD TV screen or a large film screen. For more on this read www.kenrockwell.com/tech/mpmyth.htmI live in Sweden but will ship to almost anywhere in the world. Buyers pay postage. I will do my best to keep the cost to a minimum.

    Payment by Paypal.

     

    The TTL converter, strobes and flat port are now sold. The housing, camera, compact dome port, extension rings and dual sync cord are still available but I will be listing any items that are still unsold on Sunday on ebay.co.uk, so now is the time to act if you are interested in any of these items.

    NB I HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF THE HOUSING TO £450 BUT THAT IS MY LIMIT FOR THIS LOVELY HOUSING.

  3. Dual sync cord now sold. Housing, camera, compact dome port and extension rings still available.

    EVERYTHING UNSOLD GOES ON EBAY.CO.UK TOMORROW.

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