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This is expensive, but feature-rich. I'm curious about it.
Huish Outdoors Unveils New Oceanic+ Smart Housing For IPhone - DeeperBlue.com
The folks at Huish Outdoors have introduced a new waterproof housing for iPhones.www.deeperblue.com
Oh, and the requisite app is subscription based, for "advanced" features you have to pay. Hard pass.
I wouldn't stick anything underneath, as that would get in the way of getting the camera close to the bottom for upward-looking shots. A single handle tray is probably your best option here, i.e. Single Handle TrayDoes anyone know of a single handle that could be attached to the bottom? Similar to a GoPro floaty handle?
The phone doesn’t have a screen protector, by chance? Could you borrow someone else’s phone for a snorkel to see what happens? Are other trays also hard to get in or out? Could some debris have gotten into the housing which skews the tray?Hi guys, I'm new to this forum and I'm not too sure if this is the right thread but here goes anyway.
I just bought a DIVEVOLK 4MAX a few months ago for my upcoming trip to the Maldives. I used it snorkeling with Mantas and everything performed really well. The I went diving and on the first dive it worked well. Then on my 3rd dive I noticed that it became increasingly hard to hit the record/shutter button on my phone. I could however still swipe through the functions like portrait, video, photo etc...
Initially i thought it was a fitment issue, so I swapped out my iphone SE and tray for an iphone 13pro.
For the first 10 minutes of the dive it was fine. And then nothing worked. I hit record, and couldn't turn it off, till 3 minutes later. Needless to say it was frustrating trying to troubleshoot the problem at 20m below.
Once I got to the surface it seemed ok. The following day I went for a night snorkel, tested the rig on the beach and it was fine. But once I hit the water, everything locked up again.
Has anybody had this problem? Any suggestions? I also noticed that slipping the tray out of the case was getting harder. I had to use the picking took that was provided which I never had to before. I'm wondering whether my phone might have overheated and inadvertently warped the membrane.
thanks in advance.
Thanks for the quick reply! 1.The first phone which I used was an Iphone SE, and that has a glass screen protector but it doesn't cover actual button that controls the functions. 2. i swapped out the Iphone SE with a Iphone 13pro. 3. All the trays seemed to get stuck. 4, I didn't see any debris.The phone doesn’t have a screen protector, by chance? Could you borrow someone else’s phone for a snorkel to see what happens? Are other trays also hard to get in or out? Could some debris have gotten into the housing which skews the tray?