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If you shoot underwater macro, you probably know the dilemma:
You’ve got a 90 mm or 105 mm macro lens, which is great for shy subjects, but sometimes you wish you had the wider, more forgiving look of a 60 mm macro, without swapping lenses mid-dive.
That’s exactly where the Nauticam MFO-3 Macro Wet Lens comes in.

Do you want to take your iPhone safely underwater and capture stunning underwater photos and videos? A Divevolk waterproof iPhone case is the answer. With the innovative Divevolk SeaTouch cases, your smartphone becomes a fully functional underwater camera waterproof down to 60 meters, with a touchscreen that works flawlessly underwater.

“Should I get a dome port, or is a wet lens a better choice?”

It’s a question we hear all the time at UWcamerastore.com and for good reason. If you're just getting into underwater photography or looking to upgrade your gear, deciding between a dome port and a wet lens is a big step. Both options have their strengths and limitations, and the right choice really comes down to your shooting style, camera setup, and what you want to capture beneath the surface.

In this blog, we’ll break down the differences and help you figure out which one fits your underwater world best.

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Planning a holiday and bringing your underwater camera, waterproof camera or underwater housing? Whether you're snorkeling in tropical waters or planning a deep dive, the right preparation ensures a smooth experience and amazing underwater shots. Below are 8 practical tips for stress-free underwater photography.

We regularly receive questions from action cam users. How can I get more vibrant colors in my footage? What should I consider when it comes to lighting? Why are my shots so shaky, and how can I fix that? In this article, we share useful tips to help you level up your underwater action cam results.

Ever tried taking the perfect underwater shot… only to mess it up with a shaky finger or a touchscreen that just won’t cooperate with your dive gloves?

We feel you.

That’s exactly why the DIVEVOLK External Shutter exists and trust us, it’s a perfect accessory for Divevolk users!

Have you ever looked at your underwater photos after a dive and thought, “Why does everything look so... blue?” or “I swear those corals were way more colorful than this!” Don’t worry, you're not imagining things.

When we take photos underwater, especially without flash or artificial lights, the ocean tends to eat up a lot of the colors we see with our own eyes. Reds and oranges disappear first, leaving us with a lot of dull blues and greens.

So what’s the fix? Custom White Balance.

As underwater photographers, we ask a lot from our gear. We take it into saltwater, through sand and surf, and expect it to work flawlessly dive after dive. Protecting that gear, especially after it comes out of the water, is just as important as using it underwater. That’s where the Kraken Sports Rinse Bag really stands out.

If you’ve ever tried to photograph a tiny nudibranch doing something adorable (or just existing), you already know: macro photography underwater is a game of patience, precision, and the right gear. And when it comes to gear, Nauticam’s Super Macro Converter 3 (SMC-3) is quickly becoming a favorite tool for underwater shooters who like to get up close and personal with the smallest critters in the sea.

So, what makes this new version special? Let’s dive in.