Nauticam Komodo First Look

[@axm2689]

Can’t wait to see a review of the Komodo in action UW.

[@JacquesTreehorn]

I like the weights. I pour pearl lead in a gooseneck in Guam to get static shots. I just push the rig in the sand or gently place it in a nook and swim away. I used to use a plumb bob with some pink duct tape to hold my rig together in Kwajalein. I discovered the Red rigs after watching Octopus Teacher with my Dad while on R&R. As you may have guessed, I am not a pro cinematographer. I do manage to have fun with my channel though searching for the magic. I can dream of using this. This type of art is always a work in progress.

[@gaboguerra950]

Thanks for sharing It is expensive but seems worth it. Can’t wait for footage !!

[@BOOSETO]

Make one that supports V mount adaptors. Those batteries don't last very long. Also, what about the exhaust on the camera? It's not supposed to be covered. That can't be good for the camera running in that small housing.

[@indopacificfilms2354]

Great series !

[@BenJH909]

Great video, thank you! Now we're a couple of years on, are there any lists of supported cine lens' available for this housing/port combo other than the Canon RF lenses?

[@LoscoX]

Is dome included with the housing?

[@reefphotovideo2774]

Hi Massimiliano, all of the ports are sold separately and will vary based on the lens you choice to shoot with underwater. You can find a complete port chart here along with all of the supported lenses: www.nauticam.com/pages/n120-cinema-ef-mount-port-chart