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Underwater Housings: (continued)

Amphibious Cameras:
Amphibious cameras deserve their own category because both the camera and housing are wedded together from the design stage (conventional housings are generally "aftermarket" products accommodating a camera that is made from another manufacturer).

In truth, the name is somewhat of a misnomer since  a true amphibious camera, like my much-missed Nikonos, is completely waterproof without the need for a housing.

Nonetheless, in amphibious cameras the housing is so perfectly fitted around the camera that at first glance it appears to be a single unit.

Amphibious Cameras

Sealife camera

Sea & Sea camera with lens

The advantage of these cameras is that they are extremely compact, easy-to-use, and relatively inexpensive compared to full-sized housing. In addition, supplemental lenses can be attached underwater as shown in the Sea & Sea above.

 
 

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