ScubaLab takes a first look at TUSA’s HyFlex System. This modular fin setup allows you to swap blades without needing to change foot pockets. Take a look at what we loved about this system.
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This camera system would be considered a digital SLR. Its major features include a DX sensor at a size of 23.6x15.8 mm, ISO range of 100-6,400 and shoots video at 720p and 24 fps.
The Nauticam NA-7D complements the powerful Canon 7D with ergonomic button placement and features that underwater photographers will benefit from, like the rope handle for ease of passing the syste
The E-PL1 PEN is the first in Olympus’ line of micro four-thirds cameras to have an underwater housing.
This system’s major features include a large CCD sensor and ISO range. It is perfect for the intermediate-level photographer looking to step up from an entry-level system.
A point-and-shoot, the D10 is ideal for the advanced snorkeler or Junior Open Water PADI diver. There are no strobes to mess with and it really is plug-and-play.
Bonica has developed a compact housing for the thin and streamlined Sony T90, a camera that you could easily pop out of the housing and into your shirt pocket for a night on the town after a day of
A step above the well-loved Sea&Sea 1200HD, the DX-2G doesn’t disappoint. This system is ready to go out of the box with a camera and housing that can only be bought together.