Yashica 45 Metre Underwater Housing
Oct 6, 2021 11:32:58 GMT
on Oct 6, 2021 11:32:58 GMT
Posted: Oct 6, 2021 11:32:58 GMT
I try to find interesting items for our Members to enjoy but this time I'd be surprised if anyone has seen one of these before: the Yashica Underwater Housing with a Yashica EZ925 Digicam installed.
Underwater housing EZ925
Underwater housing rear
The housing was advertised on its own so you can imagine my surprise and delight when I discovered that the Yashica EZ925 camera was pre-installed. As far as I'm concerned I just received a free 16Mp Yashica camera - one Happy Bunny!
The housing is a serious piece of kit, guaranteed to a depth of 45m (148ft). As you can see from the shot of the back of the housing, the buttons are dedicated to the rear workings of the little EZ925. I've taken a few shots through the housing and the images are bright, crystal clear and sharp; the EZ925 is actually a delightful, pocketable and practical camera. The next task is to hunt for a suitable Yashica case to protect it when it's out of the housing.
I also must pay my respect to FedEx; I ordered this 2 days ago from Tokyo and it arrived half an hour ago here in the UK. And it didn't cost a fortune.
Underwater housing EZ925
Underwater housing rear
The housing was advertised on its own so you can imagine my surprise and delight when I discovered that the Yashica EZ925 camera was pre-installed. As far as I'm concerned I just received a free 16Mp Yashica camera - one Happy Bunny!
The housing is a serious piece of kit, guaranteed to a depth of 45m (148ft). As you can see from the shot of the back of the housing, the buttons are dedicated to the rear workings of the little EZ925. I've taken a few shots through the housing and the images are bright, crystal clear and sharp; the EZ925 is actually a delightful, pocketable and practical camera. The next task is to hunt for a suitable Yashica case to protect it when it's out of the housing.
I also must pay my respect to FedEx; I ordered this 2 days ago from Tokyo and it arrived half an hour ago here in the UK. And it didn't cost a fortune.