Deep Underwater Live Camera

I recently purchased the DiCAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case as an alternative to the hard shell underwater housings that cost nearly 8 times as much. I bought this not knowing how well it was built and how well it would protect my camera. Before using my camera in the case, I tested its waterproofing by placing tissues inside and submerging it in the ocean. There were no signs of leakage so I went on to try my camera. I got the same results as well as some great shots and footage. The water sealing is great. The way in which you close the case by rolling the seal greatly decreases the likelihood of water entering the case. The case is also seems to be very sturdy from my experiences. I took this case on vacation with me to St. John and used it in some harsh waves and the waterproofing held up perfectly. I would definitely recommend this case for anyone wanting a well built and reliable underwater case though I would not suggest it for deep underwater diving as there is much a lot of space for oxygen inside even when sucked out. The oxygen would increase the risk of the case opening or leaking when brough to deep depths.

I took shots at dark. The camera saw what I could not. It is going to be quite useful in my underwater adventures.

I need this product in my sealife underwater camera

keeps the dreaded underwater camera fog at bay.

I highly recommend this if you have an underwater camera and want to make sure you don't lose it.

Use on O-rings for underwater camera housings

I live in the desert and these reflectors allow me to illuminate a subject with reflected sunlight, eliminating deep shadows when the subject is facing away from the source of main illumination.

I just picked up this diffuser for the deep medium umbrella (silver). I live in an area where harsh light is the norm which is why I went with silver umbrella. I will use it almost exclusively outdoors when the wind is calm. I use the diffuser with a tri-flash adapter holding 3 canon 600's, and the diffuser will fit around it all with a little manipulation of the umbrella pole (tilt down towards parallel with the stand). This photo was taken with the diffuser and I think around 1/16th -1/8th power on the 3 flashes. Without the diffuser the shadow lines on the left side of her face would be noticeably more distinct.

I use it for underwater photography.

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.