Product Details
- Brand: Ikelite
- Model: 6146.12
- Dimensions: 5.98" h x7.01" w x5.98" l,
Features
- Durable crystal clear Polycarbonate housing shell
- Use up 200ft (60m)
- All camera functions controlled
- Housing includes circuitry that converts Canon eTTL hot shoe signals for real TTL compatibility
Ikelite TTL Underwater Housing for Canon PowerShot G12 & G11
This Ikelite housing for the Canon G12 camera is an injection-molded clear polycarbonate case, known for its strength and corrosion-free properties. The housing offers an unobstructed view of the camera's information and control functions and operates safely to a depth of 200'. Camera installation is quick and simple, and the O-ring seal can be checked visually through the clear housing.
The Release Handle system allows for easy attachment and removal of SubStrobe mounting arms at the touch of a on. The housing is sized and weighted for near neutral buoyancy and superb handling underwater.
Since so much of the light is blocked by the lens port, the camera's built-in flash cannot be used to illuminate the subject. An external strobe is recommended to light the subject. This will bring out the natural color of your subject and reduce the illumination of particles suspended in the water, known as backter.
This housing includes circuitry that converts Canon eTTL signals from the hot shoe for TTL compatibility with Ikelite DS SubStrobes. This is not a TTL by "watching the camera strobe" slave system but real Canon eTTL control when connecting strobes by sync cord. Strobes from other manufacturers can be used in manual mode.
The housing comes standard with an optical-grade gl flat port which allows full use of the camera's zoom without vignetting. The Canon G12 features a 28mm wide-angle setting. External wide angle conversion lenses cannot be used to any advantage.
For wide-angle work the housing does accept the Ikelite WD-4 Wide-Angle Conversion Dome Port. The conversion dome corrects for the refractive magnification of the flat port underwater to restore the camera's original angle of coverage. The WD-4 and Canon G12 combination provides a 28mm angle of coverage with
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