Underwater Photography Equipment: Nikon Nikonos V

Class:	Waterproof
Format:	Waterproof
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ISO Range:	25 to 1600
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Underwater Mode:	Yes
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Shutter Range:	1/30 to 1/1000
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Hot Shoe:	Yes
Max Flash Sync:	1/90
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Metering:	"Through-the-lens (TTL) light intensity feedback metering
Aperture Priority Mode:	TTL flash with SB-104"
Shutter Priority Mode:	Yes
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Continuous Drive:	Yes
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LCD Size:	No
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Dimensions:	One 3V lithium battery (CR 1/3 type), two 1.55V silver-oxide batteries (SB-44 type) or one 1.5V alkaline battery (LR-44 type)
Weight:	Approx. 146 x 99 x 58mm (5.7 x 3.9 x 2.3 in.)
Environmentally Sealed:	Approx. 700g (24.7 oz.)
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Mar 9, 2010 8:56 PM

Alan Miller reviewed this product:

Great underwater film camera to start with, if you want to shoot film.

I worked with one for over 25 years and have some amazing images.... I still carry one as a back up when I travel just for the 15 mm lens. It's smaller than the RS so it travels much better.

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Mar 9, 2010 9:24 PM

peter Nicholas reviewed this product:

Yes I agree, even though it is getting harder and more expensive to use film (plus you get the same look as if you were using a 1960 twin hose reg) these cameras are a great option to have as a back up on those remote trips. We just need Nikon to get serious and convert it to digital!!

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Marcin Anton

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