Two Types Of Underwater Cameras

Two cameras with two battery types and for a few bucks extra you can add a different charging tray to do the job.

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

Two mirror less cameras, three lenses, perfect.

This case is perfect for my needs,it was bought with two uses in view: As a protection case for my underwater photo gear (I use a mirrorless system); As a carry on case for short trips. It stores my basic gear for underwater photo: One Housing for mirrorless system; Two strobes; Housing double handle tray Four 20cm arms; Six simple clamps; Two sea&sea strobe adapters; If I need there is still room for wet diopters, two extra lenses, or one mini dome port (for the 8mm panasonic fish eye). As a cary on case it is perfect you can fit enough clothes for more than one or two weeks if you are not going to a polar region.

I was surprised at the quality of this mic for the price. Two comments: these types of mics require a little more gain than handhelds like an SM58, and this unit is no different. Also, close cartridge proximity to the mouth is important. That said, as a drummer, it is comfortable when adjusted properly and the voice quality is great.

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!

Camvate offers several custom made camera cages specifically designed to fit individual cameras. The C1344 is more generic in that it can accept several different cameras of varied size from small up to my Panasonic G85 wearing a Neewer bottom battery grip. Two sets of side bars are included — 5.7 and 4.9 allowing the height of the frame to be adjusted but not the width..... The Camvate C1344 arrives as a kit that can be assembled according to the current needs, but has some limitations. The camera can be mounted to face away from the frame or turned around providing better protection for the lens, which is what I prefer if it happens to be mounted on a tripod when it tips over, and that's the main reason why I use cages at all..... Camvate offers several add-on accessories but couldn't find any that would provide any more protection than the C1344 already provides. Two included wooden handles improve the appearance and allow for better stability when recording video while carrying the camera. This frame is best suited for sizing to the camera currently being used and is also a convient place to mount mics and monitors and the other accessories commonly attached to camera frames.

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.

I own a panasonic HVX200 and a canon 7D. Underwater casings for these cameras would cost thousands. For under 30 bucks, I purchased this aqua pac and filmed my entire beach vacation in the water and on the sand. I was still able to use the touch screen and make calls through the aqua pac. I converted the iPhone clips to an HD size that will fit the aspect ratios of both my HVX and 7D. The quality looks great and has a unique look. Submersible up to 15 ft, the Whanganui Aqua Pac is perfect for friend and family fun in an environment not suitable for electronics. Pool use would be amazing! This case is a MUST have for anyone with an iPhone.