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Lights, Cameras, Action at Seawork
01 Jun 2006
Kongsberg Maritime's camera division will be showing several new cameras for divers at Seawork 2006.
The OE14-376 colour inspection camera is designed specifically for helmet mount or hand held diver deployment and incorporates an integral low profile, quick release bracket for rapid fitting and removal. The camera incorporates one of the latest high definition colour CCD sensors, giving a full 460 TV Line resolution and light sensitivity. The ruggedised camera front end-bell assembly incorporates a scratch resistant sapphire crystal front port and 12 integral Luxeon Star high brightness solid state light emitters. The compact and lightweight camera is supplied complete with a low profile, quick release mounting bracket.
An optional pistol grip can be supplied for hand held deployment.
Kongsberg Maritime will also present a new Underwater Diver Digital Stills Camera, the OE14-308 at Seawork 2006.
This new high resolution camera is depth rated to 250m and is suitable for scientific or commercial use. It is a lightweight versatile camera that allows the diver to frame an image using real time video viewed through the rear window of the camera. The image is reviewed on screen for six seconds to allow for image quality assurance.
High quality digital stills photographs and video clips are easily uploaded over a USB link on the surface using the software provided and stored on computer, CD or DVD for later integration into reporting systems. The camera includes a 256Mb memory card, expandable up to 1Gb.
The OE14-308 camera and OE11-342 flashgun are of rugged design and are supplied with rechargeable batteries, charger and software in one robust transit case for ease of transportation.
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