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Becoming an Outex Ambassador
Outex Ambassadors and Collaborations
Thank you for your interest in joining our outdoor photography community. Our brand wouldn’t be what it is today without the support from our worldwide community of photographers. We don’t buy influence or placement by giving away product in exchange for posts or reviews. We instead foster engaging, relevant, educational, entertaining content thru genuine relationships with folks that want to be contributors and make the community better in some way. In other words, every single one of our ambassadors and collaborations started with Outex customers. There’s no application process, or specific rules. Once you purchase and use the Outex gear, you can start participating and creating content as you see fit and relevant for your own audience. We encourage you to tag/notify us so we can track, react, answer questions, contribute, and assist in promoting your work and your story accordingly.
For consideration, please tag #Outex @realOutex on social media (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, etc.) and contact us at info@outex.com with our video, review, or other contribution examples along with your reason for the interest in the collaboration. We can’t wait to hear from you!
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Does Outex Float?
The Outex underwater housing system that makes camera gear waterproof also allows it to float—even with your heavy camera and lens inside. This works by utilizing the trapped air inside the Outex camera housing as a float, which allows you to control buoyancy by how much air you allow inside the cover. Simply squeeze out the air before you seal it to reduce flotation.
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How to reduce fogging
Tips and tricks to reduce fogging in your camera gear when using waterproof housing gear from Outex underwater housing team of professionals.
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Tips for dealing with water drops on your camera lens - using and reducing them.
Best ways to keep or remove water droplets from your lens in water photography
As with all things photography, there...
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Setting White Balance Underwater Tutorials
Video tutorial: Setting White Balance for Underwater image capture.
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Underwater Photography Guide - Top 10 Things You Need To Know
Underwater Photography Guide - Top 10 Things You Need To Know. A photographer's guide to the best equipment, skills, and expertise in underwater photography at any level.
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Difference Between Blue & Clear Covers
Difference between the clear 2nd generation and blue 1st generation Outex underwater housing covers. These covers are fully backwards compatible for the rest of the Outex underwater housing system and works with all glass components and accessories.
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Maintenance & Care - Outex Underwater Housing Products
Clean, Dry, Store, Lube as Needed
Clean
Rinse the components of your Outex waterproof camera housing with tap/clean water and regular/mild soap when finished using the housing system. Make sure to remove any residue, sand, dust, or oils. It's ok to use a toothbrush on the threads to help you remove any debris.
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Using Polarizers and/or ND Filters
There are several options for using polarizers or filters.
1. Keep the cover "open" in front with your filter instea...
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Warranty, Insurance, Returns, and Coverage
Outex underwater housing warranty, coverage, and return policy.
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Desiccant (Silica Gel) Packs - Instructions
Desiccant (silica gel) packs can be used for moisture absorption. They are useful for wicking moisture away from the air/environment they are in, and can be used inside the Outex waterproof housings to reduce the amount of air moisture inside the housing. That in turn helps reduce fogging. Fogging is often the result of the heated moisture in the case's air, and often cause by the camera gear.
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How does the Outex seal process work?
The patented Outex sealing is simple, and applies to all of the optical products we make; front and rear glass ports,...
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