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How deep does he dive? What kind of pictures does he like to take?Looking for recommendations for a simple camera setup for my husband. He had a Gopro like camera that flooded out a few years ago and I would like to replace it for him. Budget around $300 to $400.
Sealife makes the Sportdiver housing for both iphone and Android phones. By itself it cost $300, the light and base for the light is another $400 and can be added on later. You can close up, macro, wide angle, and shoot video. I have 2 ikelite housings D300, and D800 that cost thousands of dollars. I don't use them anymore, I use the Sportdiver instead. I am not in anyway affiliated with manufacturer or a shop, just think it is a great product. All images below with ambient lighting.Looking for recommendations for a simple camera setup for my husband. He had a Gopro like camera that flooded out a few years ago and I would like to replace it for him. Budget around $300 to $400.
Did you get lighting as well? Or just go with ambient, no lighting?My wife has never had an underwater camera. We bought her an Olympus TG-6 and Olympus housing for $700. She was very successful and enjoyed having the camera on our recent trip to Bonaire. She's hooked now
Just ambient light for now. Shallow dives and clear water in Bonaire worked very well.Did you get lighting as well? Or just go with ambient, no lighting?
If you have a phone with a good camera on it, Kraken Sports makes 2 housings for smart phones. KRH04 Universal Smart Phone Housing - Kraken Sports and one with a depth & temperature sensor KRH03 Universal Smart Phone Housing Pro With Depth\Temp Sensor - Kraken Sports You can get a lens adapter later that will let you thread different lenses on it. Lens Adapter for Smart Housing - Kraken SportsLooking for recommendations for a simple camera setup for my husband. He had a Gopro like camera that flooded out a few years ago and I would like to replace it for him. Budget around $300 to $400.