Underwater Film Camera Photos

We used it to stick GoPro on the end and film underwater. Worked like a charm.

The best part is that it keeps the camera clean and dry. You can go out in rainy weather and still film. Some people use it the camera to see underwater. I haven't had that opportunity yet.

This is an excellent disposable underwater camera. I took 3 to the Carribean and the photos were clear and captured the subject matter well. They have a rubber attachment strap, and will float if dropped. You will be pleased with the photo quality and the clear pictures. Highly recommended.

A float is essential for an underwater camera. Else you could lose your investment AND those great photos you've taken. So I bought a big float at a boating store. It wasn't until after several uses that I wondered whether the float would actually support the camera. A five-gallon bucket provided the test site...and the camera sunk. It was easy to find the weight of my Canon D20 camera, 8 oz., in the manual and online. Lots of sites sell these floats but B&H is the only one to actually list what weight each supports. The other review comments apply--the wrist strap is huge and doesn't necessarily tighten enough for small hands but it works fine for me.

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

I'm a recreational underwater photographer. Diving is expensive. I need every advantage I can get when taking pictures. It only makes sense to use the best possible film. Velvia 50 is the best film for UW. After flooding two digital camera UW housings I went back to Nikonos cameras and my pictures are better than digital ever was.