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Sony a7 V Underwater FIRST Footage & Photos from the Pacific Northwest // 200DL Housing [VIDEO]

Sony a7 V Underwater FIRST Footage & Photos from the Pacific Northwest // 200DL Housing [VIDEO]

Footage by Nirupam Nigam

For most underwater shooters, the Sony a7 V is more camera than you'll ever need if you're looking to do double duty shooting both photos and video on your next dive.

Nirupam Nigam ‪from Bluewater Photo Store came back from his local dive sites in the Pacific Northwest with some of the first videos and photos taken underwater with the NEW Sony a7 V camera.

This camera is incredibly capable and enjoyable to use underwater and the 200DL Underwater Housing supports full functionality, a huge selection of lens choices, and expandability with a wide range of creative accessories.

 

Housing Compatibility

The Sony a7 V can be used in the same Ikelite Housing which already accommodates the a7 IV and a7R V models.  

LEARN MORE: Housing Compatibility for the Sony a7 V

 

Equipment Used

 

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Nirupam Nigam

Nirupam Nigam is a dedicated underwater photographer and fisheries scientist. While growing up in Los Angeles he fell in love with the ocean and pursued underwater photography in the local Channel Islands. He received degrees in Aquatic and Fisheries Science and General Biology, as well as a minor in Arctic Studies, at the University of Washington. Nirupam is the editor-in-chief of the Underwater Photography Guide and Bluewater Photo. He also works as a fisheries observer on boats in the Bering Sea and North Pacific. When he is not at sea, he is traveling with his fiancee and taking photos. Check out more of his photography at www.photosfromthesea.com!

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