Reviews

Alison Teal of Alison's Adventures in Action Around the World with Outex Underwater Housing Female Indiana Jones Alison Teal of Alison Adventures sees all four seasons in 1 week. When she's not saving marines on Discovery's Naked and Afraid or surfing cloudbreak, Alison is traveling around the world making movies and spreading her Aloha around the world. Here's a behind the scenes look at her image capture.

Why use Dome ports for water photography? Summary Domes make it better; Domes help correct aberrations that occur when light travels thru water as opposed to air.  Domes can deliver better results compared to flat ports, and also make it easier or possible some results that flat ports would not capture. Size matters; Bigger domes are better than smaller domes, for a number of reasons.  The tradeoffs are; heavier, bulkier, pricier than smaller domes or   Glass is optically superior; Glass domes are optically superior to plastic or acrylic, and they do not scratch as easily.  All of Outex ports, including its domes, are American-made glass ports. Universal fit protects your investment; Both Outex glass domes are designed to fit any/all lenses thru adaptors and brackets.  This design protects your investment and optimizes your usability and upgradeability over time.  Our domes support both threaded, unthreaded, hooded, curved, fisheye, etc. Domes are ideal for split level and underwater use; While dome ports will not take anything away from your work above water, their impact or difference above the surface is irrelevant.  Domes are ideal for split level, and underrater work.

Slanted Lens Calls Outex "Best Underwater Housing You Can Buy" at NAB 2018

Outex underwater photography camera housing system in action, this time with Canyonland international canyoning meeting (RIC) organized by CHNO, which takes place in Tenero (TI-CH) in August-September. Bookings at www.canyonland.ch. The Outex system waterproofs cameras, including all brands of DSLR cameras and lenses so you can take them anywhere. Ideal for canyoneering/canyoning around the globe.

Outex Universal Underwater Housing System Supports All Cameras, Dslr, Mirrorless, and More  Outex underwater housing already supports new mirrorless cameras from Nikon and Canon. You can shoot on auto or manual focus in any environment, even underwater. The patented Outex underwater camera housing system is rated IP80 to 10 meters, or about 33 feet underwater. 

Kiteboarding Pro Jake Kelsick Reviews his favorite Imaging Solution - Outex Underwater Housing System.   Fun times testing out the Outex Waterproof camera case. This thing is a game changer for anyone who wants to shoot in the water with a DSLR or Mirrorless camera.

Photography expert Toby Gelatin from PhotoRec TV spent 6 months using the Outex underwater housing system on multiple continents and various environmental conditions, including underwater.  In this review of the Outex Pro Kit he travels to Hawaii, Iceland, and the Arctics and puts the product thru its paces.  Toby is using the Pro Kit regular size cover, and the original MR86 rear glass option.  The new & improved MR86 rear glass has been shipping for a while and not only improves on his areas of concern, but also goes beyond it.  It's a sturdier, shorter bracket so it's "friendlier" to more cameras and doesn't stick out.  It's also optimized so it's easier to secure.

Filmmaker Andrew Tomayko's short kayaking adventure cruising Canada's Sunshine Coast with friend Alex reminiscing abo...

Outex Underwater Housing Already Supports New Mirrorless Cameras from Nikon and Canon The Outex underwater camera housing system is nearly universal so it can be used for multiple camera and lenses. The Outex Pro Kit cases are already compatible with the new mirrorless cameras from both Canon (EOS R) and Nikon (Z6 and Z7), as well as all of Sony's mirrorless cameras (A7, A9 series). Photographers maintain complete tactile control over all functionality of the cameras and lenses, including zooming, buttons, knobs, switches, and wheels. That means you can shoot on auto or manual focus in any environment, even underwater. The patented Outex underwater housing system is rated IP80 to 10 meters, or about 33 feet underwater.

Professional photographer Kirill Umrikhin, Nikon's Russian Ambassador and commercial photographer for Quicksilver, Sandisk, Manfroto, and others, recently reviewed the Outex underwater housing system in Russian with English subtitles for his audience.

Hi everyone! My name is Colin Willemsen, I am a 17-year-old landscape photographer who specializes in capturing the...

  This last week, we had the opportunity to catch up with Matt Catalano in our Los Angeles office to see what he's be...