Kraken 4th of July Sale 2019

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Nirupam Nigam

July 3, 2019

This 4th of July, Kraken Sports is offering a 20% sale on all their lights! And it couldn’t come at a more perfect time to start of the summer dive season. Kraken has a great assortment of lights for both the serious videographer and casual photographer at an excellent price point. In fact, Kraken is one of the most innovative light producers in the industry. Some of the the most versatile of these lights include the weefine ring light, the solar flare max, and the hydra 5000S+ which features a video light and a burst mode for still photography. The sale is limited to July 3 – 8, 2019. We at the Underwater Photography Guide hope you are able to get some diving done, and maybe a BBQ, this 4th of July. Happy 4th! Here are some of our favorite lights currently on sale:

Lights 20% Off from July 3-8, 2019

Kraken Sports Hydra 5000S+

$559 $699

K raken Sports Hydra 3500S+ WRSU

$416 $520

K raken Sports Hydra 1000+ WSR

$152 $190

K raken Sports Weefine Ring Light 1000

$183 $229

K raken Sports Weefine Ring Light 3000

$300 $375

K raken Sports Solar Flare Mini 8000

$719 $900

K raken Sports Solar Flare Max

$1,359 $1699

K raken Sports Snoot Light

$120 $150

K raken Sports Hydra 2500 WRU Macro

$319 $399

K raken Sports Hydra 2000 WR

$239 $299

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About the Author

Nirupam Nigam

Nirupam Nigam is the Editor-in-Chief of the Underwater Photography Guide and the President of Bluewater Photo – the world’s top underwater photo & video retailer. While growing up in Los Angeles he fell in love with the ocean and pursued underwater photography in the local Channel Islands. After receiving degrees in Aquatic and Fisheries Science and General Biology, as well as a minor in Arctic Studies, Nirupam worked as a fisheries observer on vessels in the Bering Sea and North Pacific. Since then, Nirupam has been a full time underwater photographer and photo gear head. Check out more of his photography at www.photosfromthesea.com!