Underwater Drone Antarctica

Perfect addition for my Antarctica excursion late this year!

I use it for underwater photography.

I will put my camera and lenses in the bag, put it across my body when we go ashore in Antarctica in Zodiacs,

Excellent for underwater videos.

I wore these gloves on my trip to Antarctica. They kept my hands super warm and I was able to use my camera without taking them off.

Took this to Antarctica to carry camera gear on wet Zodiac boat expeditions. Worked like a charm.

I bought this lens for my recent trip to Antarctica. I wanted to capture sharp images of the wildlife. This lens is not too heavy. I can hand hold it and shoot without a tripod and still get sharp images. I am just an amateur but really love the results I have gotten with the lens on m Nikon D5500.

Since its bigger brother is forever out of stock, I took this to my trip to antarctica. That turned out to be a great decision. It is light and it is long enough. I brought with me the 2x extension and never used it. I took crazy 1000-2000 shots a day whenever we had a landing. The first two were taken on a very shaky zodiac and the third was taken on the moving National Geographic Explorer cruise ship. This together with the E-M1 Mark III made my trip perfect.

I bought this for a trip to Antarctica for my new iPhone 15Pro. I didn't want to drop it in the Southern Ocean! It was recommended by Ralph Hopkins, head of photography at National Geographic. It fit under my silicon case and stayed put.

I have been looking for a backpack that I could use for day hiking and take with me to Antarctica that was not too large but fitted in my 70-200mm f2.8 Canon lens. I was very pleased when it arrived to be able to fit the lens in (not attached to the camera). There is plenty of space in this bag for gear to fit in and be able to carry some food and some spare layers. My small travel tripod fits on the side perfectly. Looking forward to using this lots in the future.