2 Basic Types Of Underwater Cameras

This thing is very modular. Can hold many types of cameras.

This is a student camera that I will have students use to learn basic and creative functions of the DSLR camera. It will also be great for our underwater photo shoots with the live view screen and our underwater housing.

I tried another M.2 enclosure from another retailer before this one, and couldn't get a working connection. I learned there are a couple of different types (sizes) of M.2 and not all enclosures are compatible with all devices. The description on this one listed it as being compatible and it worked immediately. It also seems to be well constructed, with a mostly metallic construction and two small screws for assembly, and overall is a better quality than the first device I tried.

This cable works with all types of U.2 drives when connected to a slim line SAS connector on the motherboard, HBA, or RAID card. It is universally compatible with Highpoint HBAs, other HBAs, or direct connection to the CPU. Speeds on the drives I have connected using this cable meet their full advertised speed.

Good basic coated filter to protect the front element of my Zeiss 100mm f/2 ZF.2.

This is a great basic lens. The quality is superb compared to the others I have used. This lens is good for many types of photography, weather you are a beginner or a more advanced photographer.

Pretty Basic. Works great. Always sucks how expensive these types of accessories are but hey, it is what it is.

I use this for my Canon underwater camera. Performs well! Great to use in Cyber Sampler and other Lomo cameras!

I take photos in all types of photos in all kinds of weather it's great protection and I bump my cameras around!

We bought two of these to help keep our new point & shoot underwater cameras safely attached to our wrists while snorkeling in Hawaii. They served their purpose admirably. A brief test proved that they did possess adequate buoyancy to keep the camera from sinking if let loose.