I would focus on which of those have good low light performance, then see if there is a housing to match. I was looking for similar specs (for less murky, but still dark waters) for a big mesophotic coral restoration project I'm on and went with a Sony A7iv in a marelux housing, and a pair of Light and Motion Sola 15000 video lights. We are making a documentary of the project, so I needed pretty high res video files as well, otherwise I think a Sony A6xxx series would have been fine for what I needed.Cheers for that Sea Ledford, Scuabozy. I've got the 250m Carbonarm ali housing on the way already, so that will be the next step.
I guess I'm just looking at the thinking around the new mirrorless vs used SLR question and lower range cameras such as the Sony A6xxx or Canon R50. I was looking at £5-600 for the camera, then will add in the housing and lights after, so that isn't the all in budget.
Rich
Your requirements quickly snowball into justification of pretty high end systems, because everything else just ends up being so full of compromises to save a couple hundred dollars. Next thing you know you've blown through your budget by thousands.
Rough place to start in the underwater camera world!