Rental Recsea Sony RX100 Housing

RX100 Recsea Housing

• Works great with macro and wide-angle lenses
• Large front control ring like the Recsea S100
• No vignetting with fisheye lenses! No vignetting with the WA-110!
• Great rear control dial pad; new control pad design gives you unprecented accurate control of the wheel functions
• Supports 2 fiber optic connections
• Access to all controls, including both control rings
• Tiny, tiny housing!!!
• Includes 67mm Direct to Port Adapter

About the Sony RX100

• 3x the sensor size as most other high-end compacts, 20 megapixel sensor
• Supports TTL in manual mode
• Use your strobes at high shutter speeds
• Very small in size (basically a copy of the Canon S95/S100)
• TTL works GREAT with the YS-D1 strobe, even in manual mode!

Recsea RX-100 features:

• Compact and durable, precision machined corrosion-resistant aluminum housing.
• Lightweight, designed to withstand depths of 80 meters (262 feet).
• Fixed Lens Port, takes wet-mount macro and fisheye lenses
• Original Secure-Latch locking mechanism for easy opening and closing.
• Very nice front Port Control Ring
• Rear Control Dial with excellent ergonomics
• Half-Press Shutter Trigger for precise camera shutter control.
• Double-wide O-Ring and Back Cover contact surface for added protection at greater depths.
• Full camera function control.
• Includes: Diffuser, Strobe Mask-External Strobe Connection Mount, Hand Strap, Spare O-Ring, O-Ring Removal Pick, O-Ring Grease

Recsea RX-100 Specs:

• Maximum Depth 80 meters (262 feet)
• Material Main Body: Corrosion-resistant anodized aluminum alloy
• Lever, Buttons, Dials: POM, PC, AL
• Monitor, Lens: Hard Coat Acrylic
• Screws & Springs: made of galvanized Stainless Steel
• Housing Dimensions: W133mm x D101mm xH88mm
• Weight: Approx. 640g (Land) / 230g (In fresh water with camera)

RX-100 Sample Photos:

Photo of Bluewater Photo owner Scott's son Ryan, taken with the Recsea Housing, UWL-04 fishyeye lens. We are very impressed with the dynamic range of this camera, and the photos with the fisheye lens were extremely sharp, with no vignetting.