Product no.: 85206

Nauticam WACP-1B N120/N100 0.36x Wide Angle Conversion Port with Integrated Float Collar

4.400,00 EUR

(incl. VAT)

psc.
Stock status: Assembled on order and shipped.
Competitive international shipping
European product warranty

The WACP-1B is a 0.36x Wide Angle Conversion Port is an amazing lens and designed for underwater photographers seeking sharp, 130º wide-angle shots.

Unlike traditional wet-mate optics, the WACP-1B is a "dry" corrective lens, converting a 28mm equivalent lens. It’s more compact and lightweight, featuring an integrated buoyancy collar and an interchangeable port mount (N120 to N100), making it usable for most high-end MIL camera systems.

Key Specifications:

- Depth Rating: 150m  
- Weight (Air): 3.70 kg  
- Weight (Water): -0.01kg  
- Construction: Hard-anodized aluminum, 6-element lens with anti-reflective coating  
- Mount: N120/N100 interchangeable system  


Description

Focus Capabilities of the WACP-1B
The WACP-1B wide-angle conversion port offers exceptional focus capabilities, allowing it to focus from its front element all the way to infinity underwater. This makes it perfect for close-focus wide-angle photography. When paired with certain zoom lenses, the WACP-1B provides a flexible range of field-of-view options, enhancing versatility for underwater photographers.

Integrated Buoyancy Collar
The WACP-1B features an integrated aluminum buoyancy collar, making it slightly negatively buoyant underwater by -0.01kg. This design helps improve stability during underwater shooting, ensuring precise control.

Compatible Lenses for the WACP-1B
The WACP-1B is optimized for lenses with a full-frame equivalent focal length of 28mm. It supports a wide variety of prime and zoom lenses from popular brands like Nikon, Canon, and Sony, as well as Super35 cinema systems. For the best performance, refer to the PORT CHART to find supported lenses and recommended configurations. Some lenses may require additional extension rings or adapters.

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