Datavideo D2 - Heated camera housing (15W) D-Tap and monitor can be mounted Its compact form factor

Datavideo D2 - Heated camera housing (15W) D-Tap and monitor can be mounted Its compact form factor

Name: Datavideo D2 - Heated camera housing (15W) D-Tap and monitor can be mounted Its compact form factor
Brand: sojjokkwan.com
SKU: 48495051826
Price: 887.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6984 (18 reviews)

EUR887.50

EUR931.50

SKU 48495051826 · ★ 4.7

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Description

Datavideo D2 Heated camera housing (15W) D Tap and monitor can be mounted Its compact form factor and monitor can be mounted on a stand in front of the camera instead of mounting the camera to the prompter and then mounting the entire set up on a tripod Sloped design carrying case made to carry a camcorder with accessories IP68 (water proof) connection ports Environmental options for virtually all applications

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