Nauticam Awesome OM-D E-M10 Mark III Package

Discontinued

The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III is a small and compact micro 4/3 mirrorless camera, but don't fooled with its size. The camera packs a punch. It is filled with lots of awesome features for both topside and underwater such as 16.1 megapixel sensor, quad core TruePic VIII processor, 4K video and 5-way image stabilization to name a few.

When partnered with the Nauticam NA-EM10III would be a fantastic combination. The housing is small, compact and durable. It has also excellent ergonomics. Button, dial and levers placement are well thought of, making it available at your fingertips. The housing is also made from high quality machined aluminum which makes it robust and durable. It is built to last and can take a beating.

Included on the package is the Sea & Sea YS-D2J Strobe. It is a powerful strobe which enables you to capture colorful and stunning photos. 

Package Includes:

• Nauticam Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III Housing
• Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III Camera
• Nauticam FlexiTray II
• Nauticam 1" Base Ball for FlexiTray II
• Nauticam 5" Double Ball Arm
• Nauticam Standard Clamp (2)
• Nauticam Universal Fiber Optic Cable
• Sea & Sea YS-D2J Strobe

Nauticam E-M10 Mark IIIUnderwater Housing Features:

• Patented Port Locking System - this locking lever has become a signature of the Nauticam brand.  No twisting or threading action is required to mount a port, and it locks securely in place with this lever.  Nauticam also offers locking port extensions, meaning a dome will never twist, even when used with a long extension ring. 
• Housing Locking Latch - The secure single rotating housing latch opens the housing back allowing for quick and easy battery or media changes.
• Accessory Mounting - The NA-EM10III features numerous mounting points for accessories including a cold-shoe and a threaded M10 mount.  When paired with a Nauticam Easi or Flexitray a set of rugged handles with 1" ball mounts is available as well.
• Stainless Steel Brackets - Stainless steel handle brackets are provided with the NA-EM10III for use with the optional Nauticam Easi or Flexitray and provides wobble-free support.

Camera Features:

The E-M10 Mark III adds stabilized 4K video to it's already notable 16MP Four-thirds CMOS sensor.  For the still shooter the Mark III provides a snappy 8.6 fps continuous shooting, a 2.36M Dot OLED viewfinder and 121 selectable AF focus points.

The added 5-axis sensor-shift image stabilization delivers up to 4.0 EV stops of stabilization allowing for buttery smooth video.  The Mark III adds the ability to shoot UHD 4K at up to 30p with an approximate bit rate of 102Mbps and C4K at 24fps.

• 16MP Four Thirds CMOS sensor with no AA Filter
• 5-axis image stabilization (4 stops of correction)
• TruePic VIII processor
• 4K video with in-body and digital stabilization
• 8.6 fps continuous shooting (4.8 fps with continuous AF)
• 2.36M-dot electronic viewfinder
• 1.04M-dot tilting touchscreen
• 330 shot-per-charge battery life (CIPA standard)

Lens Recommendations for Underwater:

• Olympus 60mm Macro - fast focusing and stunning macro
• Panasonic 8mm Fisheye - perfect wide angle option for reefs, wrecks, and close focus wide angle
• Panasonic 7-14mm Wide Angle - Awesome for pelagics, sharks, and landscape photos. Wide angle when you do not want the wide fisheye view and zoom offers more flexibility if you can't get right up close to your subject.
• Panasonic 45mm Macro- High quality macro lens
• Olympus 9-18mm Wide Angle - great for pelagics, and wide angle when you do not want the wide fisheye view. Zoom offers more flexibility if you can't get right up close to your subject.
• Panasonic 12-35mm - great mid range wide lens for video, fast F2.8 min aperture.
  • Olympus 12-50mm - a good mid-range zoom option. Offers built in macro mode that is compatible with the Nauticam housing

Read about the best micro-four thirds lenses for underwater

Related Underwater Gear Categories:

• Nauticam Housings
• Underwater Strobes
• Underwater Photo Gear
• Underwater Camera Rental

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