Underwater housings Mirrorless

High-end underwater photography for enthusiasts and Pros

Mirrorless and DSLR cameras are by far the most popular tools for you who like to have a strong, flexible and high performing camera underwater. These cameras all have a selection of sharp and interchangeable lenses, great sensors, useful features and the cameras are small sized that is making them easy to travel with. Read more on our info page: Mirrorless Guidelines

Both still photography and videography

Many of the Mirrorless models are also good tools for videography and much smaller and less costly compared to Pro video like a RED camera. Some example on great mirrorless video models are Sony A7S III and A1, Canon R5, Panasonic GH6 and Nikon Z8. Along with a housing you should consider video lights and an external monitor.

Market-leading Underwater housing brands

At Exposure Underwater you have leading underwater housing brands all in one place, such as Nauticam, Ikelite, Sea&Sea, Seafrogs, Gates, Aquatica, Fantasea, and various other producers and to support you with your purchase we have created guidelines for mirrorless camera users.

Example: Standard Mirrorless camera underwater system

1. Mirrorless camera and lens
   
2. Underwater housing and a port
   
3. Strobe package (including strobe, arms, clamps and cable)
   
4. Trigger
5. Basic safety options: Vacuum system and bag or case
   

Example: Enthusiast Mirrorless underwater camera system

1. Mirrorless camera and a wide and a macro lens.
2. Underwater housing and a dome port and a flat port
3. Two strobe packages (including strobe, arms, clamps and cables)
4. Trigger or TTL Converter
5. Top-mounted focus light (small, strong and long burn time at low setting)
6. Vacuum system (safety)
7. Hard case for local dives and transportation (safety)
8. Carry on bag for international travle
9. Maintenance: Extra o-rings, silicone grease, polish kit

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