Cases For Cameras To Go Underwater

I have used one of these for several years filming swimming meets underwater footage. Great picture quality and good sound even in the enclosed case. So I bought another one just because I like it so much. Also had a Go Pro Black priced at $400 and this just as good as the Go Pro. So I sold the Go Pro and have been using the sj 4000 ever since. Exceptional camera, especially at this price. Totally recommended.

I was planning to purchase a Go-Pro but then I saw this at a third of the price. I tried it and was able to video the underwater sea life in the Galapagos without a problem. The buttons take a bit of getting use to but once I understood them there was no problem. The videos were great for me!

FOR UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY USE OF A LIGHT IS DESIRED. REASON IS AS YOU GO DOWN THE COLORS GET DULL AND WITH GO AWAY. WITH THIS LIGHT YOU CAN STILL PHOTOGRAPH WITH COLOR AT DEPTHS.

CHANGING GO PRO AND SONY CAMERAS

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

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

These lens cases are great. But this is how I carry them. Go to the local Army / Navy store and look for a utility belt. The belts are 2 & 1/2 inches wide and meant to be worn around your body. The belt will not fit in your pants belt loop. I have a total of five lense cases on the utility belt and again these cases are great.

THIS BABYS GO ITO EVERY ONE OF MY PELI CASES, WITHOUT OMISSION!! LOVE THEM

I have 2 of these cases - one for ready to use cards labeled GO, and one for filled cards that are not yet uploaded and backed-up labeled STOP. They are durable and secure and super affordable. The product photo shows them upside down. Use them with the finger spaces at the bottom, to avoid touching the metal contacts on the back/top of the cards.

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.