Nauticam NA-GH2 for the Panasonic DMC-GH2

Peter Rowlands · Issue 62, Sep/Oct 2011 · pp. 35–38

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Products mentioned: Nauticam NA-GH2, Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2, Nauticam NA-645DF, 8mm fisheye lens, 7-14mm lens, GreenWater Magic filter, Sony NEX-5

There’s no doubt that since their debut about 3 years ago Nauticam have captured a major slice of the market by producing well designed, ergonomic housings at competitive prices. In addition to the obvious Nikon and Canon ranges they have gone out on a limb and produced housings for cameras which only have a limited demand such as the Nauticam NA-645DF housing for PhaseOne 645DF and Mamiya 645DF cameras with Phase One P+ Digital Backs. Now I’m not saying that their new NA-GH2 housing for the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 will have limited demand, it’s just that Nikon and Canon account for the vast majority of the potential market. However, since it’s arrival, the Panasonic GH2 has been responsible for creating an almost new genre of camera and I, for one, am delighted that Nauticam decided to design a housing for it. Before going into detail about the housing let’s try and put the camera into …

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