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Complete Sony DSC RX100 Mark II setup, ready to shoot!!

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Complete Sony DSC RX100 Mark II setup, ready to shoot!!

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  1. post-46973-0-06698800-1401466521_thumb.jpgpost-46973-0-64545000-1401466546_thumb.jpgpost-46973-0-93809400-1401466746_thumb.jpgpost-46973-0-34823400-1401466548_thumb.jpgpost-46973-0-71729200-1401466747_thumb.jpgHi, I’m selling my RX100M2 setup, with everything needed for all kinds of underwater photography from macro to wide-angle. The entire package was purchased brand new from Bluewater in January 2014, and has been used on 3 trips, for a total of no more than 18 days of diving. Everything is still under warranty, and is in like-new condition. The only sign of wear is minimal lightening of the dark coat along the edges of the ultralight arms.

     

    Included are the following:

     

    - Recsea RX100 II underwater housing

    - YS-D1 Strobe Package

    - UWL-04 Fisheye Lens

    - Bluewater Macro Lens

    - all necessary adapters

    - Extra 8" Arm & Clamp

     

    The package above retails for $2,644 (see http://www.bluewaterphotostore.com/recsea-rx100II-ultimate-package).

     

    In addition to the package, the following are included as well:

     

    - Sony RX100 M2 camera (retail price $700)

    - Quick adapt system, to allow for on-the-fly changing of wet lenses underwater, so one can go from shooting a tiny nudibranch to filling the frame with a 2,000 pound manta on the very same dive (retail price $160)

    - Red filter for shallow water natural-light shooting (retail price $59)

    - External battery charger and 2 extra batteries, more than enough for a full day and night of shooting without recharging (retail price about $120)

    - 64 Gb type 10 memory card (retail price about $35)

     

    The RX100 M2 has been rightly hailed as a major breakthrough in the compact camera arena both above and below water, largely due to its huge sensor packed into a tiny point-and-shoot body. Here are some useful reviews:

     

    http://www.uwphotographyguide.com/sony-rx100-review
    http://www.backscatter.com/learn/article/article.php?ID=57#RX100
    http://www.backscatter.com/learn/article/article.php?ID=57#PSindepth

     

    This entire setup retails for about $3,718. Considering the barely used condition, asking $3,100. I would like to sell as a package. I accept payment by PayPal only. Inquiries from serious potential buyers only, please. Pics of the rig below, if interested sample pics taken with this setup are available on request.

  2. post-46973-0-98428100-1402028859_thumb.jpgpost-46973-0-79512200-1402029387_thumb.jpgpost-46973-0-77655600-1402029995_thumb.jpgpost-46973-0-69976400-1402030096_thumb.jpgHi, all:

     

    I'm bringing the price for this entire rig down to $2,900. For motivation, here are a few pics taken with this setup recently (a couple of wide angles and a couple of macros).

     

  3. Hi,

     

    Is this still available?

     

    Kind regards,

    Josh

  4. Hi, Josh:

     

    Yes indeed! If it's more convenient, please feel free to email me directly at benignor@gmail.com.

  5. Ok that's great thanks, I shall send you and email shortly.

     

    Thanks,

    Josh

  6. TO A MODERATOR: PLEASE DLETE THIS POST. WILL SUBMIT AN UPDATED POST SHORTLY.

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