The Seatool D200 housing features numerous innovative touches that make it unique in the underwater photographic arena, each designed to reflect the painstaking attention to detail that has become the hallmark of the Seatool name.

'Cam-Lock' Latching System
For years, underwater photographers have struggled with any number of cumbersome mechanisms designed to keep a camera housing securely closed. Everything from bolts to 'finger-biter' clamps has been employed at one time or another.
The Seatool 'Cam-Lock' latch system is a breath of fresh air for anyone who has used any of the above systems.

Seatool Cam-Lock Latching System for the Nikon D200
The latches are secured by a recessed release button. Once depressed the latch swings open to a first stage position, then extends further to release the back of the housing.
Securing the housing is just the reverse process, with a firm tactile tension indicating that the latch has a secure grip on the housing back.
The recessed release button insures 'snag-proof' protection from unintended latch release, and the two-stage cam action makes releasing and securing the latch simple and painless.

Full camera control is available via the Seatool D200 Underwater Housing

Realize Your Artistic Vision with Full Access to Camera Controls
Almost every camera control is accessible when the camera is housed for all the flexibility you have come to expect from your camera.

Additionally, when used with the 60mm Macro, the lens mounted MF/AF switch is controlled from the housing via the small lever pictured at left (directly next to the port)

Camera controls include:

Power
Shutter
Mode
Exposure Compensation
Front Command Dial
Custom 'FUNC' Button
Rear Command Dial
AE/AF Lock
AF On
AF Mode Selector
AF Point Selection
M/S/C Selector
Bracket
Trash
Play
Menu
Thumbnail Display Mode
Protect
Enter
Quality
White Balance
ISO
Flash EV
Flash Popup

Connect to Any Strobe with Multiple Strobe Connections
Your Seatool D200 comes standard with two fiber optic sync ports which offer quick and relaible connection for use with Inon and Sea & Sea optically fired strobes. Fiber optic connections are light weight and reliable, eliminating the moisture related issues of traditional sync cords and can be easily field repaired if damaged.

Optionally, you can order your housing with dual Nikonos style bulkheads, wired on 5 pins, allowing use of third party TTL adapters with most modern strobes. Please consult your Seatool dealer for specific strobe compatibility.

Some strobes like the Inon Z-240 and the Sea & Sea YS-110 can be used either with a traditional sync cord, or with a fiber optic cable, offering the ultimate in redundancy and flexibility from your Seatool housing.

Seatool Underwater Housing for the Nikon D200 offers optical and electrical sync connections

Whatever method you choose to connect your strobes, you're sure to appreciate the flexibility included in this housing.

Low Profile Quick Release Camera Tray

Seatool Underwater Housing for the Nikon D200

The new camera tray provides a secure mounting platform for securing the D200 within the housing. With the flip of a lever it can be easily removed from the housing for easy access to the camera for quick top-side shots or for battery changes.

The low profile design makes it unobtrusive when using the camera outside the housing.

The tripod mount screw is a captured design to prevent accidental loss.