Rugged and compact design - Rugged die cast body, all joints sealed by O-rings gaskets, easy-to-handle and compact underwater camera that's made to withstand the pressure at 50 meters (160 feet)

Designed for ease of use - Aperture Priority automatic lets you set desired aperture and Nikonos V selects corresponding shutter speed. There's even a Manual mode for complete control.

Speedlight compatibility - Compatible with SB-104 and SB-105 Speedlights providing TTL flash control

The essence of personal expression is realized through the use of five Nikon designed and built underwater interchangeable lenses.

Interchangeable lenses round out system - Extensive system includes; Flash Sync Cords, Connection Cords, Extension Arms, Flash Brackets, NiCd batteries, Close Up Outfit and O-Rings seals.

• Type of camera:  Electronically controlled 35mm format amphibious focal plane camera

• Construction:  Body made of die cast copper silumin oxidized aluminum alloy, all joints sealed by O-ring gaskets to ensure absolute watertightness; camera able to withstand pressures up to 6kg/cm2 at a depth of 160 feet

• Usable Film:  Standard 35mm

• Picture Format:  24mm x 36mm (Standard 35mm format)

• Lens Mount:  Nikonos bayonet mount

• Lenses:  Dedicated Nikonos lenses, Five available from super wide (15mm) to medium telephoto (80mm)

• Viewfinder:  Eyepoint allows viewing with eye 40mm away from finder; parallax compensation marks provided; optical viewfinders frame finders available for dedicated Nikonos lenses

• Viewfinder Information:  LED shows shutter speed indications; LED over and underexposure warning arrows, flash ready light

• Shutter:  Electronically controlled vertical-travel metal focal plane type

• Shutter Speeds:  A (Auto): Electronically controlled stepless speeds from 1/30 - to 1/1000 sec.; M ( Manual): Quartz-controlled speeds from 1/30 - to 1/1000 sec.; M90 (Mechanical): Mechanically controlled at 1/90 sec.; B (Bulb): Mechanically controlled for long exposures; R (Rewind): setting used when rewinding film

• Shutter Release:  Button at top of anatomical grip; initial pressure on button switches on meter, meter remains on for 16 sec. after finger is removed; shutter release lock incorporated

• Exposure Control:  Two exposure control modes: A (aperture-priority auto) and M (manual) modes provided

• Exposure Metering:  Through-the-lens (TTL) light intensity feedback metering; TTL flash with SB-105 and others

• Metering Range:  EV 8 to 19 at ISO 100 with f/2.8 lens (from 1/30 sec. at f/2.8 to 1/1000 sec. at f/22)