Nikon’s flagship D6 DSLR delivers blazing fast autofocus alongside incredible image quality and reliability.  The NA-D6 is the ultimate underwater addition to this imaging platform.  Built around Nauticam’s Mission Control philosophy, the NA-D6 provides uncompromising intuitive access to the essential controls and features of the D6.  Pair the NA-D6 with Nauticam’s line of Premium Professional Optics such as the WACP or SMC to unlock the full potential of the Nikon D6.

Never miss the action looking for a control.  The NA-D6 features dual thumb-levers accessing REC/AF-ON on the right and PLAYBACK/INFO on the left.  There’s an improved dual-action lever near the front left that triggers the FN1/FN2 buttons in addition to the dedicated levers for ISO, Pv, and AF.  HDMI and Ethernet connectivity open even more possibilities to expand what’s possible with the D6.

NA-D6 Details and Specifications

• Dimensions:   368mm (W) × 233mm (H) × 147mm (D)
• Weight in air:  3.8kg
• Weight in water: 0.05kg (Inc. camera and battery)
• Depth Rating:  100m
• Port opening:  N120

Model Number: 17225
MSRP: $6,033 USD

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In this exclusive Zoom interview, Jeff Goodman, Scubaverse Editor-at-Large, chats to Kimberley Ray, Founder and CEO of Marine Conservation Network, about her work and some of the issues around marine conservation.

As Founder and CEO of Marine Conservation Network, Kimberly started her passion for ocean and marine conservation as a teenager wanting to become a dolphin trainer. Her dad was a fisherman and took her boating nearly every weekend, and that is what motivated her to get involved with marine life and education. She received her marine biology degree and quickly realized that the oceans were under threat from plastic trash, overfishing, and lack of compassion for marine life. She initially began a company called “Sustainable Seafood Experience,” but realized more coverage and education was needed concerning the many issues involving ocean conservation.

She then incorporated MCN, Marine Conservation Network, and began a global effort to link ALL conservation organizations around the world so that knowledge can be shared and efforts in marine conservation could become more effective. She also developed a common language in her efforts to educate the general public on the issues facing our oceans, one that even the public can relate to and not just other scientists. To this end, she has implemented a new focus of a Youth Ambassador Program involving children around the world from the ages of 8–15 who are becoming actively involved in marine conservation efforts and spreading the word of this mission. A scholarship is awarded to those who stay with the program when they reach their majority and go on to college. Kimberly believes that the oceans are the lungs of the planet providing half of the oxygen we breathe, and if we kill the oceans, then we will die with it.

Find out more about Kimberley and her work at www.marineconservationnet.org.

Rather listen to a podcast? Listen to the audio HERE on the new Scubaverse podcast channel at Anchor FM.