Submersible Underwater Camera

i have several of these. I have several GW77 and a GW88 sony submersible HD camera. These joby micro stands allow me to pub 4 cameras in my purse and plop them out on the desk at KPFT radio station and compose the shots of the guests. I have a sony audio recorder that I plug into the audio board. I edit a show called Execution Watch. My setup time is 90 seconds. The joby pods have action so good, its like almost a fluid head.

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

Got the Sage 65L and then went kayak camping shortly after and decided to take the this duffel on its maiden voyage rather than shell out for a huge submersible dry bag. It held everything I needed for 2 nights camping on a reservoir (tent, sleeping bag/pad, food, water, clothes, chair, etc.) It was a mix of car camping stuff and backpacking stuff that weighed about 40lbs total, and the bag held it no sweat. Very comfortable to carry. What REALLY surprised me was the durability. Almost immediately after loading this in the kayak, I tipped the boat getting in. Now, sure, this isn't submersible. Stuff on the inside got wet when the entire bag went under water for about 10 seconds. But once the bag dried, it was no worse for wear. It still looked great, still functioned perfectly, and went right back to being water RESISTANT (splashes are fine, submersing not so much). The tougher nylon on the bottom and sides also held up extremely well to plopping it in the rocky dirt over and over again. This thing took a pounding this weekend, and it still looks brand new. Highly recommended!

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.

I use this in our underwater camera housing. It works great and keeps the equipment safe!