Fantasea Bayonet System Released

The newest addition to Fantasea’s line of accessories is a complete bayonet system, compatible with all of their housings and designed to facilitate the attachment of wet lenses underwater.

The bayonet system enables you to lock the lens in place using a simple 1/4 turn motion and locking the lens securely in place. A push of a button and 1/4 turn in the other direction, and the lens is released, allowing you to mount it on a dedicated lens holder positioned on your tray’s arm.

The full system chart is detailed below:

The bayonet system consists of:

FA-4050 – Bayonet Female on M67 Housing MB1

FA-4067 – Bayonet Male for 67mm Macro Lens

FA-4069 – Bayonet Male for UWL-09F

FA-4061 – Bayonet Female on Arm MB2

Another accessory released along with the above items, is the FA-4071 – Lens Holder 67mm for UL Arm.

This allows you to mount any 67mm threaded wet lens or filter on any standard “ultralight” style arm, including Nauticam, i-Das, Kraken, OceanTray and more.

To learn more about the Fantasea Bayonet system, contact our experts via the online chat or shoot us an email to support@housingcamera.com

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Ran is a professional photographer for over 14 years. His passion for scuba diving and photography has pushed him to combine his profession and hobby and become a professional underwater photographer. Teaching is one of his greatest passions and over the years he has shared his experience with many divers and aspiring photographers. Along with his wife Danielle, an experienced Scuba Instructor, they have founded Dive and More, leading dive trips and UW photo workshops all over the world. Ran is also an electrical engineer and an avid internet marketing specialist.
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