Got some great dive pics

This is the third digital camera housing that I have purchased. I had previously used camera housings for 2 Cannon cameras I had. After using this housing for a week in the Mayan Riviera Mexico I would have to say it performed just as well if not better than the Cannon housings I used previously. The smaller number of buttons compared to my Cannon housings made using the camera underwater a bit easier than the Cannons, it however does limit your options a bit by only giving you 3 buttons to use. I was never able to figure out how to browse through the pics I had taken while it was in "Housing mode" but that was really the only thing that seamed to grab my attention. It may be a case of me not reading the directions enough to see how to do that.

Loved the smaller size! Curious what a dive light or strobe used with this camera housing would do to bring out colors while diving deeper, but didn't want to spend the extra money at this point.

I took the camera:
* Diving up to 80 ft deep  more

Sony Marine Pack for the Sony DSC-T series cameras.

I rescently purchased a Sony DSC-T200 camera and the MPKTHE Marine Pack to take on an extended trip to Belize. I am an experienced diver and wanted a visual record of some of the great sights I knew I'd see along the reefs of Belize. I had some initial concerns putting a $400 camera into a plastic case for use underwater knowing that if it leaked, I'd be out that expense.
Once I received the Marine Pack I was relieved to see engineering that went into the product and it's top quality construction. The absolute bottom line with this product is "O-Ring" maintenance. The instructions clearly stress this point and being a person with an engineering background, I followed the instructions to a tee. Septics in the dive party were all betting that I'd lose my camera to water leakage! All those doubters want copies of the dozens of photos and video I took on the dives. It worked flawlessly. I only dove to a depth of 90' (the case is certified to 130') but there is little of interest to photograph  more