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Magnus Lundgren testing the bag CB70 Square Grouper from Cinebags in the field.

So I brought the Square Grouper with me to Galápagos. It had many different uses for me as UW photographer.
On route/flight
If you want to travel with the UW-housing mounted to your destination you can keep housing, ports and even strobes and arms etc in the bag in the cabin. It is protected from scratching the equipment, and harder hits as well, and there is plenty of space. On this trip I choose to not use it when flying as I had so much other hand luggage, so I simply collapsed the empty CB70 Square Grouper and packed it into my diving bag with all my other diving gear and brought it along.
On location
I used it frequently on location to have my assembled UW-housing in it. Useful when doing day excursions for diving and snorkeling, as it is a great way to bring along a fully assembled underwater DSLR camera with strobes and arms, and other stuff as well. When staying at a hotel in San Cristobal, I could use the bag as a rinse-tank as it holds water. On the liveaboard I used this super-quality bag to keep ports, tools, smaller handy stuff and my vacuum kit up around the camera benches on the Galápagos Master boat. Everything is very safe and protected when it is inside the bag. And if the rinse tanks where full or the water was so-so in the public rinse tanks onboard, then I temporarily emptied my stuff that was inside the Square Grouper and used it as my private rinse tank with fresh water. Very versatile.
Magnus opinion
Very useful item, a bit costly, but when you feel the quality of the product you understand and accept the price-level. Highly recommended, and you probably save money in the long run from avoiding damage and by keeping your camera in a padded bag that helps to reduce vibrations that is so bad for electronics.

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Magnus Lundgren tested the bag “Lens smuggler” from Cinebags on his trip to Galápagos.

On route/flight
This is a carry-on solution for the traveling photographer that is marketed as a “personal item” since many airlines allow the traveler with one carry-on luggage but also one “personal item” for the computer. This bag is a great tool and it is prepared to fit in many lenses and camera including a great computer compartment and even two more pockets for other stuff such as batteries that we have to carry on board these days. I managed to fit in three cameras, 6 lenses, computer, charger, batteries and more into to the bag and it looks like something in between a small carry on and a large personal item. Since the bag is so great I will use it for many things in the future as well, work and regular (non-photo trip) travels as well.
On location
On a liveaboard or in the hotel it is great to keep cameras and lenses in the bag for easy access and safe protection. Sometimes boats start rocking when you don’t expect it to. If you accidentally have camera stuff on a table or on the bed they might fall down. The lens smuggler is a safe haven during the whole trip with cameras and lenses all in one place.
Magnus opinion
Great bag for the photo trip but I will also use it as a regular working bag. Out-standing quality make the price a bit on the high end but well worth it. Our first delivery to Exposure Underwater sold out in a couple of days but we will have another shipment coming to us within reasonable time.

Please note: We can of course not guarantee that airlines will accept the bag as a personal item as airlines have different rules and their personal judge carry-on bags differently as well.

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Exposure Underwater always continues to develop our product portfolio and this time we have incorporated the bag and case producer Cinebags.

It's not carry-on, it's personal. The CB27 Lens Smuggler.

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Ikelite continue to release the highest quality UW-housings. This time to the Nikon Z7 mirrorless camera

The housing will be fully compatible with the new and coming Z-mount lenses as well as your favorite F-mount lenses.

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Sea&Sea continue to release the highest quality UW-housings. This time to the best selling mirrorless Sony camera a7R III.

Keeping up with a long tradition Sea&Sea's engineers have developed a new feture in the housing. A bouyancy compartment which can also be used as a extra battery compartment. Inovation and quality are synonymous with Sea&Sea..  

Beginning September 2018, all Ikelite housings carry an extended 2-year limited warranty against any original defects in materials or manufacturing.

We are also providing a 1 year warranty extension to any Ikelite housing purchased by the end user between October 2016 and August 2018.This extension does not apply to warranty or non-warranty service work completed prior to September 2018. No refunds or reimbursements will be issued for service work already performed.

You can't ask for a more safe purchase.  
 

Ikelite present their UW-housing to the new generation of Sony RX100 series compact cameras.

The RX100 IV has arrived and Ikelite has the housing for it.
Order your housing now to be first in line!

You can't ask for more.  
 

A unique world’s first from Gates. The 4K Point Of View cinema system for Panasonic UMR20 Recorder and UCK20 camera.

Has seen extensive use with Natural History productions at BBC Earth, Atlantic Productions and Silverback Films.
Check it out Gates 4K POV system.

Shipping starts in September. Order your system now to be first in line!

You can't ask for more.  
 

2 amazing summer deals are waiting for you.

Buy the kit and get the second strobe for free. That is a 6 450 SEK saving.
Choose between MDX-D500 or MDX-80D.

The kit include above mentioned Sea&Sea housings and 2 professional YS-D2 strobes. The second strobe is free!

You can't ask for more.  
 

The Pink Archon W21VP light include all you need.

A 1300 lumen light that feature a 110 degree wide light, a 30 degree spot light and a red night dive light.
Charger, battery (18650 Li-ion), YS-adapter and a transport case.

You can't ask for more.