Capture all the action in the surf or deep below the waves with the Nimar Underwater Housing for Canon EOS R/Ra. The enclosure features an LED flash trigger for fiber-optic strobe control, and it comes with a leak-detection vacuum pump to verify the integrity of its seal before your dive.

Depth rated for 197', the housing is designed for shooting well below the surface, as well as in shallower depths for photographing activities such as surfing or water skiing. Mechanical controls enable access to essential camera functions. Built for durability, the Underwater Housing is constructed from corrosion-resistant technopolymer with a clear back to allow you to monitor the O-ring seal and the camera. The enclosure ships without a required lens port; it is compatible with Nimar NIM-108 interchangeable bayonet-mount ports for a broad array of wide-angle, fisheye, macro, and zoom lenses.

Depth Rating: 197'    Mechanical Control of Camera Functions    Vacuum Valve and Pump    Technopolymer Construction    Interchangeable Lens Port System    Ships without Required Lens Port

• Depth rating: 197'
• Made from durable, corrosion-resistant technopolymer with clear back to monitor O-ring seal and camera
• Vacuum valve and pump to verify the integrity of seals pre-dive
• LED flash trigger for fiber-optic strobe operation

• Mechanical controls enable access to main camera functions
• Removable left-side grip; optional grip for the right side is available separately

• Ships without required lens port and accepts Nimar NIM-108 interchangeable ports for a broad array of lenses

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to shoot aperture priority with this? Is there a way to config the G7x iii so that you can adjust aperture with the back buttons instead of the dials? Thanks

A: [11:30 AM] Lawrence Cohen The Ikelite Underwater Action Housing for Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III allows you to shoot in aperture priority mode. Check the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III user manual to change the aperture control button. All rear buttons can be accessed in the housing.

Q: 2. Will the camera fit with a screen protector on the LCD?

A: I have a (thin)screen protector on my RX100V and it fits without a problem.

Q: 3. Is the housing compatible with the EOS R5C?

A: The 200DL is only compatible with the Canon EOS R5.

Q: 4. Has anyone tested this above water as a surf housing and able to give some feedback on its performance? It's obviously advertised as an underwater housing and geared toward divers however would love to know if above water the lens port beads with water droplets and fogs OR if it performs like a professional surf housing equipped for above water photo and video shooting?

A: I used it on surface before and after dives. It does get droplets on the port. I usually apply some antifog on the port which somewhat helps with droplets. I never used surf housing so cannot tell how would it compare. Fogging: none, under or above surface. To be 100% sure try to close the housing in a dry area like hotel room with a/c; or at least add anti fog insert - cheap gopro ones or even piece of bathroom tissue work fine. Yes, as it was said in another answer this housing is quite bulky - it is a generic design rather than custom tight fit for the RX-100 (that is my only complaint, other than that it works great).

Q: 5. Does this work with the canon t7?

A: No, the Ikelite 200DL Underwater Housing for Canon EOS Rebel T7i with Dry Lock Port Mount (200') is not compatible for use with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel T7 DSLR Camera. According to Ikelite's website, they do not plan to offer a housing for this camera model.

Q: 6. Is it possible to use the side grip with this housing?

A: no

Q: 7. Does this work with the TG-7 as well?

A: The OM SYSTEM PT-059 Underwater Camera Housing is compatible with the OM SYSTEM Tough TG-7 Digital Camera.

Q: 8. Will this housing work with the adapter ring for the Sony VFA-49R1 49mm Filter Adapter on the front of the camera? I don't mean the FULL adapter, but the small plastic ring that gets glued to the front of the camera body. This would be a deal breaker for me... as I can't just rip off the filter adapter to use this underwater housing whenever I'd like.

A: I don't have the Sony adapter, but I have a third-party filter adapter that has a metal ring that gets glued to the lens, and that works just fine with the housing.

Q: 9. Will the rx100 V work? The video record button is in a different spot than the other models.

A: Yup, just used it on my rx100 V scuba diving in Hawaii with no issues. Easily switched from taking photos to video several times.

Q: 10. Will this work with the new RX100 VI?

A: I just received mine with a new RX100VI. It will work, but there are a few issues from what I can tell. First, the LCD doesn't line up quite right and you can't see the right few millimeters (not a big deal). Second, you have to make sure not to zoom past 70mm or the lens hits the housing and the camera then asks you to power down and then power back up to reset the zoom. So far this doesn't seem like a big issue, but I haven't used it underwater yet and I'm not sure how much of a nuisance this will be. (I have to amend my last post on this because I mentioned that the power button wasn't usable when the camera was in the housing. I was wrong, I just had it set up improperly.)