Underwater with Art

Thanks Mike. Yes these are different housing as Atus said above. With that being said I decided that someone has to take the plunge and I have ordered one for my A7r iv. The camera is insured so we will see how things go. I will be doing some ice dive training at the end of the month and hoping to have the housing for that. I intend on diving the empty housing first under the ice to see how things go. I will report back once I have it and give everyone a bit of a review. Cheers.

Do you mind elaborating. I’m not familiar with what’s been learned about their buttons and controls.

Thanks Maria. I am actually looking at the new all aluminum housing now and have not found much online here about them, only the Polycarbonate version. I did watch a YouTube video review and unboxing and that version did not look too bad. The plan would be to use it for diving mostly. Depths to recreational and possibly beyond depending on the subject. If you happen to have any experience with one or can point me towards someone who does, it would be much appreciated. Cheers

Just wondering if anyone has actually taken the plunge (no pun intended) and actually bought one of the Seafrogs all aluminum housings yet? They are marketing them quite hard online, but there is very little about them on social media or even youtube. I cannot help but think it is all paid advertisement for them, but no real life reviews of one of these cases. I cant help but think they may not be the best option for a primary setup, but might be something to upgrade my secondary setup into (tat will probably see water once a year or so). Even with that I would be hesitant without hearing some real life experience with one, I just don't feel like being the Guinea pig! Cheers

We are currently using the Sony A6700 with Nauticam housing/wide angle lens. A couple Sola video lights gives us good quality for court purposes.

Well they say I need to post an intro, so here it is. I’ve been a working diver for almost 20 Years with the RCMP in Canada. Underwater video has been our main method of documenting crime scenes with the occasional bit of photography. Although I have been a diver for 30 years it is only in the past few years have started enjoying underwater photography as a peaceful activity to take me away from the usual trauma associated with my underwater work. I am to the point of upgrading to my first mirrorless camera and want to take my photography to the next level, which for me is putting it into print. I have a small Portfolio of pictures from various vacations and in small format they look great, but I’d like to get to the point of having a size that would look good in the walls of my house. Well that’s more than enough about me. If you’ve read this far I gotta say I’m impressed. Cheers and safe diving everyone.