Calling any sea frog housing users.. I am looking to get a seafrogs housing for my sony camera. I have been using a trim weight system on my other housing and am looking for a trim weight set up that works with a sea frogs housing. Does anyone have a trim weight set up on a sea frogs housing? If someone could list a link or steer me in the right direction that would be great.

Hello! I have a Aquatech underwater housing for a Canon R with a port- only used once and a used Ikelite housing for a Canon R5 with ports but I wondered if anyone had suggestions on where to sell it? I'm UK based. Thanks for any advice.

Does anyone know of any trays that are compatible with the sealife port diver other than the sea dragon. I’m currently saving up for a trip so that would be a lot to drop on the Seadragon.

Recently there has been a lot of good looking uw photos here that aren’t actually shot still but screenshot from an action camera.

With the GoPro 13B shooting in 5k and competitors with similar specs, is this as viable for most as shooting stills? Feels like you get the same quality but more chances for a good picture?

Quality wise 5k seems to sit in the lower dslr range resolution wise. I assume the compression does a lot of damage as compared to stills in RAW. I have no idea how bad this degradation is though.

I’d imagine it’s not applicable to macro, not sure if it’s simply because of the lack of optical magnification or something else.

What are your thoughts?

Are you regularly diving and shooting at 50+ metres? 100 metres?

What are your tips and tricks?

What's your preferred scuba gear set up? What photo gear modifications have you made based on experience? To minimise scuba gear, to minimise scuba tasking, to maximise time focused on shooting.

Example: My primary computer is on my wrist where my team knows to look. My backup computer is on my tray, near my camera LCD, so I don't have to constantly look at my wrist.

Selection of a few favourites from a week of diving in the bahamas 😎 all shot on GoPro Hero 11 and edited in Lightroom!

New here. Thought I would drop a few. Heading to Kauai soon for 14 day dive trip to test new gear.

I’m totally new and found this old camera lying around with a underwater housing. However, I do not have any strobes / lights as I’m not sure of the quality etc of this old camera.

I have read this subreddit and found that I should shoot in raw + correct white balance.

Are there any other tips eg buying any kind of torch for a more budget approach? Heading to malapascua in a weeks time to catch some threshers.

Any tips or camera settings would be great. Would be shooting in manual mode.