FS: Underwater Video Ikelite Canon HV30 HID Housing

I have a complete video setup for sale. This setup has high positive reviews across videographers. The video set includes:

- Ikelite Housing
- Ikelite WideAngle WP20
- Canon HV30
- 4 Section Arms with no clams.


http://amazing-ocean.com/SELL/IMG_3008.JPG

Asking $1,400

USA Only, will consider Canada under my terms.

I'm not posting specs for everything but instead the links.
Ikelite Housing for Canon HV-20 and HV-30 Digital Video Cameras
IKELITE W-20 Wide-Angle Lens
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controll...p;modelid=16206

The photo does not showup all the accessories but they are included.

If you are new to acquiring UW video gear. Please do not hesitate to ask....but be sure this is one of the best semi-pro setups.

Hello,

I'm currently using a Sony (SD) DCR-HC1000 and Amphibico housing. I'm a HUGE believer in manual WB. The 3 CCD camera produces very nice images.

I've been eyeballing the HV30 (I like tape).

What is the process/switchology for doing manual WB via the housing?

I'm certainly interested...

Kent

Hi,

I agree the WB is a must. On this housing is fairly easy the camera has two buttons which are accessible with the same housing control. The first step is to bringup the menu. Then with the camera joystick control up/down to WB once you select the option with the same housing control push and take your WB until the A symbol stops blinking...never takes more than a min.

here is some video under some not so good light and vis. Be patient need high speed ...I'm in the process of converting all the video to Flash player.

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Regards,
Ed

balls:

Hello,

I'm currently using a Sony (SD) DCR-HC1000 and Amphibico housing. I'm a HUGE believer in manual WB. The 3 CCD camera produces very nice images.

I've been eyeballing the HV30 (I like tape).

What is the process/switchology for doing manual WB via the housing?

I'm certainly interested...

Kent

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