Soft plastic bag housings for underwater house

[Progen]

I got one of the Korean made ones for my Galaxy Note 2. Works fine enough although as some reviews had pointed out, the touchscreen couldn't be accessed once you're underwater REGARDLESS of depth. If you can get your camera lens pressed tightly to the plastic, it does take ok photos and videos if you bear in mind that it's a phone. And since the touchscreen cannot be accessed underwater, you'll need to set your camera shutter / video record button to the Zoom keys PLUS go into camera or video mode when you're at the surface although once in a blue moon, there is some response from the touchscreen but don't bet on it.

 

[DennisS]

I used an EWA one on my Panasonic video camera for a few years doing shallow dives 10-20 ft and never had a problem. It never had my complete trust but it never failed. I finally bought a hard housing

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ewa-marine: Underwater camera housings, rain-capes and waterproof pouches

 

[Progen]

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Here's one taken down to 14 metres in just a plastic pouch with the Samsung Galaxy Note 2.

 

[MaxBottomtime]

Try turning your camera sideways to avoid vertical video syndrome.

 

[Progen]

Thanks. I keep forgetting to do that because I'm just so excited whenever I get into the water. :-D