Action cameras evolve fast. One year you are shooting with a GoPro. The next year DJI releases something that catches your attention. Then Insta360 improves dynamic range or low light performance and suddenly you are considering a switch again.
For many divers, upgrading or even changing brands is part of the process.
That creates a practical problem underwater. Most housings are designed around one specific camera model. The moment you upgrade, your housing becomes useless.
That is exactly where the AOI UH-ACT Underwater Housing separates itself from most other options on the market.
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!
If you’ve been on the hunt for a travel-friendly, full-frame mirrorless camera that doesn’t skimp on features, especially for underwater shooting, the Sony A7C II should definitely be on your radar. It’s the kind of camera that makes you do a double take. Wait, that compact body houses what kind of tech?
Let’s dive into what makes the Sony A7C II such an intriguing choice for divers, snorkelers, and underwater image makers alike.
When it comes to underwater photography, protecting your camera is crucial. Isotta, an Italian brand renowned for its precision engineering and distinctive red aluminum housings, has established itself as a top choice for underwater photographers. With decades of experience in high-quality metal machining since 1980, Isotta combines durability, aesthetics, and functionality to offer superior protection for your valuable camera equipment.
When choosing the right dome port for your camera and lenses, there are many factors to consider. Is a glass dome better than an acrylic dome? What size dome is best for a specific lens? In this blog, we’ll answer these questions and explain how to use port charts to make an informed decision.
If you're a photographer or videographer who loves underwater photography, you probably know how expensive the right gear can get. From high-performance cameras to specialized underwater housings, the costs can quickly spiral out of control, often making enthusiasts settle for less-than-ideal setups. That's where AOI comes in, offering an affordable yet high-performance solution with their new AOI UH-A7IV Underwater Housing designed specifically for the Sony A7IV.
Planning to take your camera underwater? You’re about to face an exciting (but sometimes overwhelming) choice: which underwater housing should you go for? Two of the biggest names in the industry are Nauticam and Ikelite. Both brands have excellent reputations, but they differ in several key areas. In this blog, we’ll break down the strengths and weaknesses of each brand to help you make the right choice.
Nauticam and Ikelite are two of the most widely used underwater housing manufacturers. For a broader overview of different housing brands and their design approaches, see our article about underwater housing brands.
So, are you ready to find the perfect housing for your underwater adventures? Let’s dive in!
If you have not yet checked whether an underwater housing is available for your camera model, see our guide on how to choose the right underwater housing. This article explains how to determine compatibility between cameras, housings, ports and lenses.
Have you ever taken underwater photos with a dome port and noticed something strange? The center of your image is crystal clear, but the edges look soft and blurry. What causes this? More importantly, how can you fix it? Don’t worry, we’ll keep things simple and informative. This guide will help you take your underwater photography to the next level.
Ikelite underwater housings offer the perfect balance of durability, versatility, and affordability. Designed for divers and photographers, they perform reliably at depths of up to 60 meters. From wide-angle shots to macro close-ups, Ikelite delivers high-quality results. There are housings available for Sony, Nikon, Canon, Olympus / OM System, Fujifilm and Panasonic cameras.
Many new underwater housings have recently been released! Renowned brands such as Nauticam and Ikelite have developed underwater housings for the Canon EOS R5 II camera, for example. The Ikelite waterproof housing has a maximum depth of 60 meters, while the Nauticam underwater housing can even go as deep as 100 meters.
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