The Fantasea FG7X II S Housing for Canon G7 X Mark IIfrom Fantasea FG7X II S Housing for Canon G7 X Mark IIfeatures the Fantasea Hybrid Vacuum Safety System, which contains both a pre-dive vacuum check and an on-dive leak detector. The system allows confirming the watertight seal of the housing before the dive using the vacuum system and monitoring the housing seal during the dive using the moisture detector.

The housing is depth rated to 200' and is equipped with ergonomically designed and labeled controls. Underwater photographers can dive or snorkel and capture all the excitement of this fascinating world, while outdoor photographers can capture the action of whitewater paddle sports, sailing, boating, surfing, fishing, hunting, backpacking, and camping, with no risk of water damage to their gear. The FG7X II S Housing is shock resistant and protects the camera from water, sand, dust, frost, and other damaging elements.

Depth Rating: 200'    Pre-Dive Vacuum Check    On-Dive Leak Detector

• Hybrid Vacuum Safety System included
• Moisture detector and alarm
• Made from durable injection-molded polycarbonate
• Full access to all essential camera controls and functions with clearly marked controls
• Shock resistant
• Double O-ring seal
• Special mount for lighting accessories
• Removable double fiber-optic cable connection
• Removable flash diffuser
• Easy and secure installation of camera
• Removable anti-glare hood for the LCD screen
• Port cover
• Dedicated video control button for easy video filming in any shooting mode

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This camera has a bulb seting,can you hook up a remote cable?

A: Sadly there is no way to attach a remote cable to it.

Q: 2. Has anyone had dust issues on the sensor or in the lens that has effected the image(s) ?

A: Unfortunately, point and shoot cameras will always be harder to get dust spots off of if it gets on the sensor, but they are a relatively well sealed unit so it all depends on your use and in what conditions it is primarily shot in.

Q: 3. Is this camera good for shooting the night sky? Like the moon and stars? What is a good affordable camera for that?

A: The Canon PowerShot G7X has a Star Nightscape mode under the Scene Mode [SCN] on the camera's Mode dial. If you are looking for a point-and-shoot camera with a built-in lens for star photography and night sky photography, this would work for your usage needs. If you are trying to get close-up images of the moon, the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 Digital Camera, B&H # NICPP1000, would have a much larger zoom and the ability to get very close images of the moon, but it is a much larger camera and in a higher price range. For a more economical option, the Canon PowerShot G7 X would be a good option for your usage needs.

Q: 4. I am a novice who has no idea about photography. Can I use this camera to photograph Northern Lights? Read this was a good camera for low light photography.

A: It all depends on your expectations and your skills. I would not recommend Canon G7X for a novice to shoot Northern Lights. You will be shooting in the dark, having to focus manually (camera will not AF on faint and defuse lights), having to manually select high ISO and long shutter speeds.

Q: 5. How do you charge the battery? Would a Canon CB-2LX battery charger be compatible?

A: The Camera comes with an included charger to charge the battery outside the camera. You can also charge the battery through the USB port with your cell phone charger if you prefer, it just takes longer.

Q: 6. Is there a limit to how long it can record for at 1080p 60fps, besides battery and sd size? Also, can it record while it is charging

A: 30 minutes is length of record time.

Q: 7. Is there a pause after a snap the shutter before allowing me to take another picture or can I immediately snap another as I can with my Canon 70D?

A: there is no pause after shutter

Q: 8. Does it have a date stamp option on the pictures?

A: No, but the date/time is embedded in the image properties of each photo file. Note that the date/time saved is whatever the camera is set to, so you have to set the correct date/time in the camera for this embedded time to be accurate. In other words, if you have the wrong date/year, that is what will be saved in the file.

Q: 9. How good is the Image Quality of the built-in Zoom Lens, especially in Sharpness at edges/corners at different Focal Lengths? Thanks!

A: You will find the lens is well matched with the sensor and processor of this camera. It will be sharp over all throughout the zoom range. If your are needing extra sharpness, you can do what all pros do: use a tripod and set the aperture to f/5.6-8 for maximum sharpness/image quality.

Q: 10. Would you recommend this camera for mainly photographing active toddlers? I've heard conflicting reviews about the autofocus. Not sure if I splurge on the Sony RX 100 V instead...

A: Hard to say. Bought to take on European family trip, so not a ton of action shots. So auto focus was slow at times, but not enough that disturbed my pics. Good luck!