Olympus TG-6 & Inon s2000 Strobe Flexarm Tray Package

Olympus TG-6 Digital "Tough" Camera

The Olympus TG-6 is rated to 50' without a housing! Great new HD LCD screen allows for optimal viewing and playback and three underwater specfic white balance modes (shallow, mid-range & deep) improves red & blue tones of images. The new flagship of Olympus’ ultra-rugged TOUGH range is ideal for anyone with a passion for outdoor sports and adventure and high-quality photographs. Its super-bright, large-aperture lens makes first-class shots possible even in poor light. The 1:2.0-4.9 wide, high-speed 25-100mm* 4x optical zoom with new 2x digital teleconverter unit feeds the same TruePic VIII image processor found in Olympus’ high-end OM-D E-M1 MKII interchangeable lens camera.

Use Pro Capture Mode to nail perfect shots that require split second timing. It buffers a running series of high-resolution images, then captures a precise moment plus the previous 5 frames with a single button press.

Also featuring four-mode Super Macro system gives nature enthusiasts the potential to capture startling close-ups in a detail and quality that makes sharing a must. Uploading is instant and easy via WiFi and a smartphone. The TOUGH TG-6 caters to its most creative owners with specialist converter lenses and macro accessories. For the most adventurous, it comes in a virtually indestructible, trademark TOUGH body. The TOUGH TG-6 is available in black or red.

Kraken Flexarm Tray & 2500 Lumen Light Package

Kraken Single Handle Flexarm Tray

While underwater light will improve footage taken in shallow water, it's a must-have the deeper you go. At only 30 feet below the surface, red, orange, violet, and yellow are lost. At 60-120 feet, you're left with only blue and green. A strong yet flexible locline arm makes aiming the Kraken 2500 light a breeze. The handle is designed with extra height to accommodate larger or gloved hands.

*Note: Flex arms do not perform well with heavier lights. Unlike ball and joint arms, they do not support the weight of lights out of water. For heavier lights we recommend using ball and joint arms.