Underwater Photography Housing

[White] I bought this about a year ago to do some underwater photography in Barbados. The housing worked great with my D850 with a 28mm Nikkor prime. Make sure to carefully follow the directions prior to use and cleaning after use. It will float, so you may want to add weights to make it less buoyant. I used it for snorkeling, which made it hard to dive down with it. If you added a little weight, it would be much better. Also make sure to get as many settings set before putting the housing on, as it is more difficult to monkey with it once youre in the ocean.

[27] Great solution for underwater photography. Most definitely recommend this over heavy and expensive housing solutions.

[2.24 lb] Underwater photography with my GoPro

[4.605 lb] As alway, B&H came thru when no one else could. These days, it's hard to get parts for my underwater camera housing. B&H came thru.

[Blue] I used this product for underwater phothgraphy. The temperature inside the water and out where diferent and the housing was never condense

As alway, B&H came thru when no one else could. These days, it's hard to get parts for my underwater camera housing. B&H came thru.

[0.01 lb] I read that the O ring will unfortunately not be replaceable, but other than that the housing performed very well underwater. Very easy to use.

[Blue] I use these for underwater housing and for keeping cards workable in the jungle with high humidity.

[Blue] The packets are small enough to fit inside most underwater housing systems. They do the job they are made for.

[1.5 lb] I needed an underwater housing for my SLR so I could use it on a trip that would include some very basic snorkeling. Admittedly I was a little reluctant to jump in the ocean with my camera in what amounted to a plastic bag, but there was nothing to worry about because the bag worked flawlessly. It was real easy to use, the camera went in and came out quickly. Obviously it was cumbersome to use the controls underwater due to there being a thick plastic bag between fingers and the controls but it beat not having a camera that could be taken underwater. I considered buying a rigid housing that would allow for better control interface underwater but I decided since I am not a professional and since I don't do extensive underwater photography investing that much money seemed foolish. An additional bonus is this case folds up pretty small, so tucking it in my camera bag was easy.