Underwater Boat Cameras

I use this for my underwater strobes. Saw one on a boat, and liked the 8 bay function... covers both sets of batteries. so far ....it works perfectly. give me a month or 2 in sea air and I'll let you know if it's indistructable!

I have two of these now because I found that I was worrying too much about bringing an SLR out on a dive boat for jobs. I had a black Pelican 1520 for my underwater cameras and I was pleased to get this one in a distinguishable color for the dry camera. Very sturdy protection and the pick and pluck foam allows you to custom fit it to anything that you you need to protect. I have a large SLR, 2 lenses, a speedlight and various other stuff in this one and there's room for more in case I lose my mind and get that macro lens I've been coveting...

Great flashlight, especially for the price. I used this underwater to look at the prop on my boat. Super bright white light. Impressed.

I use this on the boat to keep out phones and cameras dry. It's a great size and holds all wee have that needs to stay dry.

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

Rugged. Tough as a boat anchor. Use it for flashes, cameras, etc. Puts a death grip on anything you clamp down on.

We absolutely need these filters for our field cameras. Helicopter, boat, and car action shots have already ruined three of these protector lenses but saved the actual lenses on the cameras. If you don't have these on all your cameras, do it now! Order extras to keep in your camera case/bag so you can change out a damaged one in the field. Easy to replace. These were reasonably priced and got here fast! Thanks, B&H.

I am a Captain on a fishing boat, and I usually bring two 35mm cameras, along with a digital camcorder, DVD mini discs, an extra lens, and room to spare. That being said this case keeps all me photography items out of the elements. Great seal, closes tight, is esthetically fine, and is rugged. Can't be beat. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a case to stand up to tough conditions. It also holds up to travel very well!

This was one of two cameras I purchased recently for a security system I installed on my home. It covers a side of my house where a boat and camper are stored. Installation was straightforward, mounted under the eaves of my roof, although it took me a minute to interpret the Ikea-like instructions for removing the cover when adjusting and installing. His-Vision had a digital video on their website that was helpful with that. Daytime picture quality is terrific. Nighttime is good, although this type of camera uses infrared, so the image is black and white. I have not fully mastered setting parameters for notifications, thanks to ADHD. Someday . . .

We used the cameras in the Dominican Republic on a speed boat, in the ocean taking pictures of star fish and out in the waves of the ocean. Its nice because the camera has a wrist strap so you don't lose it. It also floats just in case! Took pretty nice pictures but if you want underwater ones you'll need goggles so you can actually center the pic. It didn't leak any water and all the pictures turned out well!