Nexus/Anthis
Nexus (Anthis in Japan) produce highly acclaimed housings that have been used for many years used by professional underwater photographers. They are the housings chosen by many distinguished pro photographers like David Doubilet and Lee Peterson. Many professionals have chosen the Nexus system because their jobs are dependent on getting the best results under the most demanding conditions. Nexus quality is unsurpassed with highly engineered and manufactured controls and accessories. The Nexus housings have a full range of lens ports and access to all controls on the camera plus additional operational features for remote control and engineered ergonomics that make it so easy to use and adapt to your needs. Built to last and with features that are standard on all housings. Solid hot shoe mount with eternal port for remote control of your focusing light, stainless rocker controls, dial controls and push controls are the ultimate in engineering and manufacturing that sets the highest standards for any underwater camera housing is the trade mark of Nexus. Under the hood is a special formulated aluminum casting that resists any corrosion. They are the lightest and most compact of any underwater housing for the Nikon, Canon and Olympus digital SLR cameras. On all Nexus housings contoured handles are designed to place your hands in alignment with the controls your use the most often and relieve the strain on your wrists. The top of the handle has threaded holes to mount strobe arms and accessories at any angle you desire, The handles are also adjustable inward or outward with various extensions to custom fit your hand requirements. The Nexus optical viewer has several lens combinations that you can use to meet different needs for a wide range of camera lenses. You can increase the magnification for either ultra wide lenses or your super macro set up.
Mr. Toshikazu Kozawa is the designer and builder behind Nexus. An underwater photographer for more than thirty years, Toshikazu founded Nexus in 1991. His designing expertise shines through in housings that are extremely light and compact, have excellent control layouts but are built too last. Toshikazu supports his housing line with an extensive line of ports and port accessories that covers even the most extreme wide angle and super macro underwater photography requirements.
Remarkably, Toshikazu continues to offer Nexus housings and accessories at a price we would consider to be well below their real market value. This means that these entirely professional housings are very affordable for the masses. Product supports is the best in the world and film housings that are 20 years old are still serviceable whereas no other manufacture will do this.
The current list of professional underwater SLR housing by Nexus include: NIKON D60 • D80 • D90 • D300-D300s • D700 • Dx3 • F6 • D7000. For CANON: 50D • 5D • 5DMKII • 1DSMK3 For Olymous the E3.The E 3 can be converted to the E5 model. For those who already have some models of the nexus line can convert them to newer models. The D70 can be converted to the D80 or D90. The D80 to D90 • D300 to D700 • D200 to D700 or D300 • D200 to D300s • D60 to D40 or D90. These conversions are performed in the Anthis factory in Japan. In response to a fast digital camera new product cycle, recombinant parts only the minimum required for your existing housing, and aims to make a basic shooting.
Not only for housing, restrictions on operations and functions there, feel free to enjoy. Conversion services are provided in the attempt has been made to date, especially when the quantity reaches the parts to be sold, please note that you may have to change the menu contents. General maintenance is performed here at Marine Camera in San Diego.
- Canon 5DMK2
- Nikon D3-D3x
- Nikon D80
- Nikon D7000
- Nikon D30-D40
- Nikon WSB400 strobe
- Nexus D90
- Canon 5D with macro port
- LED focus light mount
- Canon 5DMKII
- Cannon 1DsMK2 and MK3
- Canon 30D-40D
- Nikon D3x/D3s
- Nikon D200
- Nikon D300s
- Nexus Nikon WSB 400 case
Nexus offers three different size port openings.
| Nexus Mounting the Nexus port housing has the following five types. What is the name of the color model is the product of April 2010. |
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