Underwater Compact Cameras

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

I tested several lenses for wide angle underwater photography and so far this is the best by far... It is very light and compact for one and the pictures are so crisp and clear.

It's compact and strong. Use these on all my cameras.

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.

I have had previous iterations of Sony's underwater housing for cybershot cameras such as the MPK-WEB. I find this a vast improvement. The controls are well spaced and intuitive, giving full access to all the cameras features. The additional locking mechanism on the also side ensures no chance of inadvertently opening the back door while in use. I cant wait to try it out on our next adventure!!

Sealife has an adapter for everything. We love Sealife products. WE have their underwater cameras, the 2000 and 2500 lum lights and adapters. Very reliable and durable equipment.

I set up an Ikelite housing, compact dome port, strobe and two arms over an EOS R6 Mark II and RF 14-35 this morning. Then I slipped this 11 pound rig into the Travel Duffel 35L with room to spare. After the rig is pressure-checked overnight, we'll take it to the dive shop for its first underwater tests. The bag is perfect for that. Or for taking a set up underwater rig from the hotel to the shuttle. It's the perfect tool for the job.

I purchased this video specifically because Canon makes a compact underwater housing for it. The housing instructions tell you how to set the camera for underwater, and although the instructions were a bit vague, and Canon support was not helpful, it is a one time adjustment. I just got back from first dive trip with it and the underwater colors were about as natural as watching Planet Earth. It did well on large animals, like dolphins, and equally well on all but the tiny macro stuff. The bright screen setting enabled me to see the LCD panel easily underwater. I used the camera with a Lite Cannon 100 underwater light and a diffuser for overhangs and darker days. Overall, I have never been this happy with an underwater camera.

This camera does everything you need a compact camera to do. It won't replace your 300mm pro glass, but will do everything else. I bought this for underwater photography, a crazy demanding application from a lighting and dynamic range standpoint. The G7X Mark II did way more than I could have expected. The only complaint I have is that the CR2 raw files are not backwards compatible with existing Photoshop software. I imagine the definitions will be updated soon.