Underwater Video Camera Case

[3.7mm] This camera is for underwater professional video. It is a full HD signal. SDI was what I needed. It is a perfect size and can be used with great optic. As all the time B & H was very fast for shipping. I received the camera 2 weeks after the order. Four to six were annonced.

[0.35 lb] Purchased this about a year ago (before it was available in the States). What sold me was the image sensor, the zoom, and the HD video capability. I am very happy with the camera. I purchased the ikelite underwater housing for the camera and it also works great. I have yet to use a strobe with the housing. For on-land use, we bought a small canon flash. It is much brighter than the flash on the camera. Like most camera/flash combos, this camera tends to overexpose pictures taken with a flash. This is easily fixed by using the exposure compensation. We also purchased the lensmate filter adapter for the camera. It attaches to where the hood would attach and allows the use of standard filters. We bought a red filter for underwater use. I am sure the image quality can not compare to a DSLR with specific lenses. Then again, the price is not even close to the cost of a DSLR with designated lenses. For me, the convenience of not carrying extra lenses and the cost savings outweigh any loss of quality. Besides, my eyes are not good enough to pick up on the weaknesses of the camera when I look at the photos. The video looks great. I shot a 12 minute movie at about 80ft in Key West and the movie looks great on our 50inch TV. As with any video camera, the brighter the conditions you're shooting in, the better the video quality. I wouldn't expect this camera to take spectacular video at night without the help of a light. My next purchase for this camera is going to be a strobe and a video light for underwater use. Last thing, we only use lithium batteries in ours. They seem to last long enough to make their added cost worthwhile.

[9 lb / 4 kg] I use this case to protect my video camera.

[8.6 x 5 x 1.1"] I used this for a specific assignment at a water park. I shot a Trash the Dress photo shoot with a bride of mine. I was able to go down the slides with her and her groom, stand in splashing water with them, and even do underwater kissing shots and other fun ideas with the dress under water. This item is great because of it's affordability and ease of use, as well as it's effectiveness for it's intentions. I took it under water about 4 feet, and was in and out of the water all day with it. It was easy to get to all the functions and adjust the camera, though it took a little bit to get used looking through the camera with this case in between, and manipulating the zoom function of the lens. Their are built in finger holes to fire the shutter, focus/zoom. There's not much I can really say bad about it. The lens part of the water case will allow you for various lens lengths, but the lens kind of lays loose in that tube area. I kind of wish it would attach to the front lens element, otherwise I have to make sure it's pulled up against the front of the lens to avoid vignetting. Ultimately, I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to play with underwater, or very wet, photography and their SLR.

[Black] there are so many hard cases to choose from, but this case turned out to be the perfect size camera case for my underwater housing and strobes, I am really happy with the case and the service I received. The case came on the day promised, I would recommend these cases to anyone

[Empty] I use the case to travel with my dslr camera, 3 lenses, underwater housing, and strobe on scuba trips. Great because it has wheels and retractable hande so its easy in airports.

[0.85 lb] Use on O-rings for underwater camera housings

[Blue] keeps the dreaded underwater camera fog at bay.

[Black / Red] I looked for these on two or three other underwater camera/SCUBA gear sites with no luck. Of course, when I went to B&H, they were available.

I looked for these on two or three other underwater camera/SCUBA gear sites with no luck. Of course, when I went to B&H, they were available.