I published at 1080p so I could crop and zoom the 4k footage and incorporate a bit of Ken Burns effect. Hopefully I didn't overdo it. All feedback is welcome.

I love the panning and cropping capability that 4K gives me when publishing in 1080p. The slow zooms at the start and end were done in post and the most closeup shot at 0:43 was just a straight crop to 1080.

• Nauticam NA-GH2P housing (100m)
• 14-42mm port
• Flexitray with two handles and ball joints.
• Panasonic Lumix GH2 camera
• 14-42mm lens

Housing and camera in mint condition like new. Housing has been serviced by Nauticam few weeks ago. Both comes with original accessory and boxes.

Price 1400€ + shipping costs

housing only: 1000€

I'm open to reasonable offers.

I put some photo but here there is a full hi-res gallery:

http://imgur.com/a/BO5O9#0

No specs on Nauticam housing but just some photos and a nice video of setup and using. It cost about 10k euro :)

Saturday finally I got my Nauticam housing so I had the chance to bring with me underwater. Actually I had organized a deep dive with my friends already. So it wasn't the best circumstance to test a brand new equipment: too many things to pay attention to: gases, scooter, depth... but I did not resist bringing the new housing and lights with me. I had a lot problems trying to get the proper light orientation (2x L&M SOLA 2000). The lumix 8mm fisheye has a huge angle so the lights must be moved back to fill the scene. Anyway... just a test with sickening shots.

@driftwood SEDNA A settings, mostly ISO 500, Lumix 8mm wide open (it's quite soft at the borders). All the shots taken between 60 and 75meter (195 - 246 feet)