First Extreme Depth Underwater Camera

The SeaLife AquaPod Mini is the best solution for extreme sports, hobbies and concerts. It is the ideal partner to take pictures and shoot video underwater. Easy to use, it works beautifully underwater.

Model photography, cityscapes. This film is fantastic, extreme depth and awesome contrasts. I'll only shoot ilford pan f 50 or Delta 100 for my black and whites.

Used with a Panasonic DVX100a Letus35 extreme is definitely a must have for those looking for great depth of field and film look. Just a little bit heavy but worth it as it gives a flip corrected footage.

Perspective control, extreme depth of field, excellent optics - describe this product best. To be able to rotate the lens was unsuspected positive, after reading previous, now obsolete reviews. Glad that Nikon responded to this important demand.

I can only say one word that says it all “Outstanding”! Extremely sharp, extreme shallow depth of field at f/1.2 my new go to portrait lens!

Love this great little lens. Very fast, wonderful depth, bokeh, and extreme shallow depth when desired. For a affordable prime, it is peerless.

I have taken this thing rafting, and dunked it underwater. First off it is very buoyant with a Canon 1Dx, 24-70, and 70-200. But I originally bought this case to hold a 1Dx, 7D with battery grip, 16-32, 24-70, 70-200. To achieve this, the cameras had to be stand upright inside the case which significantly compresses the foam in the lid. Basically I would question the integrity of the padding and seal if the camera bodies need to be stood up. If you are considering this case for the gear I mentioned I would suggest looking at one size bigger.

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.