Isotta Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Underwater Housing

The Isotta Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Underwater Housing allows you to capitalise on the Canon G7X Mark II compact camera's full potential and to capture amazing pictures underwater. It is an easy to use, highly professional product which has been created through techniques and innovations gained from years of experience. Easy access to all key/main Canon G7X Mark II compact camera controls by means of clearly labelled laser engraved long lasting buttons. The back door has a large window for a fine camera display view and it is entirely detached from the front body to make for easier camera fitting.

One Hand Open/Close
It's very easy to open and close Canon Powershot G7X Mark II, without any efforts by the user thanks to the side helicoid screw and the bottom centered pins. The camera is placed easily into the housing on a sliding tray that keeps the camera robustly in place. A lever locks the tray safely inside the housing. The housing stands with great stability due to sturdy and wide rubber feet located on the bottom.

Port, Close-Up and Wide-Angle Lenses
Front portholes are built with high quality standards of materials to ensure a perfect image quality. A removable flat port is fitted thanks to markers and a bayonet connection to the Canon Powershot G7X Mark II housing. A M67 threaded end allows the use of additional wet wide angle lenses and macro lenses. For extreme additional wide angle lens a shorter porthole is available.

Lighting
Canon Powershot G7X Mark II own strobe lighting can be used fitting an outside diffuser on the porthole. For better performance with wide angle lenses, one or two external strobes can be connected by optical fiber using the adaptor included.

Construction and Safety
Only the best materials are used to manufacture Isotta housings such anodised aluminium, which is anticorodal and thermo-coated, and stainless steel. A long lasting product that requires easy and simple maintenance by the user. So small and so rich in technology! Dual high precision and quality O-ring seals protect and ensure a perfect and secure watertight for all movable and / or removable parts. A red alarm for humidity/water inside the housing is powered by a battery replaceable by the user. Working depth is 100 metres. An hole positioned on the bottom allows to secure the housing for Canon Powershot G7X Mark II with a line/strap. Different accessories can be fitted by means of an upper sliding tray and double threaded M6 holes and one 1/4W on the bottom.

Controls

• ON/OFF of Canon PowerShot G7X Mark II
• Own camera strobe open/close
• Ergonomic camera focusing and shutter button for an easy use with gloves
• Shutter speed priority
• Lens aperture

Isotta Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Underwater Housing Features

• Depth Rated to 100 metres (330 ft)
• Anodised Machined Aluminium Housing
• Dual O-ring Seals
• Interchangeable Ports
• Made in Italy
• 2 Year Warranty

Technical Specifications

• 100 metres depth rating
• All Canon Powershot G7X Mark II key main controls
• M16x1 hole for vacuum system or external monitor
• Easy one hand housing open/close
• Moisture sensor
• Double high precision and quality O-Ring seals
• Weight: 770 gr
• Dimensions: 110 L. x 140 P. x 110 A.

What's Included

• Housing
• Lens cap
• Replacement O-Ring kit
• Silicone Grease 10g
• Strobe diffuser
• Optical fiber adaptor
• 2 years manufacturer warranty

Spare Parts

• AS008 - Set O-ring Canon Powershot G7X/G7XMk2
• AS882 - Shutter Trigger Extension for Index Finger
• AS883 - Shutter Trigger Extension for Thumb Finger
• AS733 - Dual Fiber Optic Cable Adaptor
• AS734 - M67 screw lens adaptor for G7X/G7XMII
• AS833 - Round diffuser
• AS006 - M67 Cover
• AS046 - Tray with double handles

Drop Ship:
This is not a regularly stocked item in our Rye dive shop. It will be ordered for you from the manufacturer upon request and typically shipped directly from them to you the same day thus resulting in no delay in delivery. However, if they are out of stock this item becomes a special international order, typically resulting in a 4 week delay.