Fantasea Announces Underwater Housing for Canon G7X II
The Canon G7X high-end compact camera has been very popular among underwater photographers for the past year, competing directly with the Sony RX100 III and IV. Recently, the much anticipated successor – Canon G7X Mark II has been released, and manufacturers have started the race to support this exciting new camera underwater. The latest release is Fantasea’s FG7X II, which will be available this August and will likely be one of the most popular housings for this camera, providing a perfect balance between quality and affordability.
The Housing
The FG7X II is based on the same excellent design as previous Fantasea housings before it, utilizing the rectangular port we all recognize from the FG16, FG7x and FP7000/7100 before it. However, this time Fantasea have implemented a newly-designed port, which has a 67mm thread integrated into the rectangular port, skipping the need for an adapter and allowing you to mount both Fantasea’s snap-on accessories, as well as any other 67mm threaded wet lens / filter!
Additional features of the FG7X II include:
- The FG7X ll Housing introduces the highest and most professional standards of function, style and durability
- Full access to all essential camera controls & functions with clearly marked buttons
- Depth rated to 60 meters / 200 feet
- Shock resistant construction
- Ergonomic design
- Double O-ring protection for a perfect watertight seal
- Moisture Detector and Alarm, Hand Strap and Port Cover included at no additional cost!
- 67mm thread port ring allowing for wide and macro 67mm wet lenses and filters
- Manufacturer’s warranty
About the camera: High quality with improved design – the G7 X Mark ll features a 1-inch 20.1 megapixel BSI-CMOS sensor, 24-100mm F1.8-2.8 lens, 1080/60p video, high speed AF (auto focus) of 0.14 sec., bright 3.0″ 1.04m dot LCD, Extended battery life – all so very important to underwater photographers!
The housing is expected to start shipping out some time this month, and is already available for pre-order HERE.
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