"Manta Wing" TRAY ONLY

TRAY ONLY

INCLUDED:  Camera Tray, 2 quick release mounts, hardware on handles, and ball mount.

NOT INCLUDED:  Flex Arms, Video Lights, Selfie Stick Attachment Parts, Video Light Floats, Selfie Stick, and Cameras.

Positive buoyant with one camera.  Slightly negative with 2 cameras and a macro lens.

The "Studio on a stick" Manta Wing camera tray concept was designed by award winning GoPro videographer, Todd Kortte.   Typical camera trays for action cameras are made up of parts originally designed for photographers.  They are heavy, uncomfortable, and not suited for videographers.  The Manta Wing was created from the ground up.  Focusing on what action camera scuba divers needed most to capture content with ease and comfort.  Adding built-In buoyancy, comfort, practicality, and the ability to attach to a selfie stick.  Flex arms are much better for video use than ball joints.  You can quickly change the angle of your lights.  Ball joints and arms over complicate your setup.

Why have 2 cameras?  You will eventually upgrade your camera.  Why not use them both?  Put one camera on wide setting, and one on narrow.  With the quick release, you can quickly detach one camera, place it in the sand and leave it behind to capture shy life while you shoot with your other camera.

Proposition 65 Warning for California Consumers WARNING: Labels on and packing slips in this package can expose you to chemicals including Bisphenol S (BPS) which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

1-Year warranty on parts from date of purchase.  If you experience any problems, please email Todd@oceansunknown.com  Include photo and explanation of the problem.

Disclaimer: This is a 3D printed camera tray.  While it is sealed and waterproof, any small micro hole will allow water to enter.  The tray will function great even if flooded.  You won't even know if water gets inside or not.  If traveling, we recommend putting the tray inside a bag on the trip home.  The lack of air pressure at altitude will cause water to expand and leak out.