AquaTech specializes in manufacturing high-quality professional water housings, lens ports, and lighting solutions for underwater photography and cinematography.
AquaTech designs and manufactures elite professional water housings and accessories for digital cameras. Trusted by surf photographers, marine biologists, and cinematographers worldwide, their extensive lineup includes specialized underwater housings for top industry brands like Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Fujifilm. AquaTech's product ecosystem extends to advanced lens ports, precision zoom gears, and specialized flash housings such as the LUX and SYNC systems, enabling full exposure control and lighting versatility beneath the surface.
Built to withstand extreme elements, AquaTech gear ensures optimal optical clarity and rugged protection. Whether shooting just below the surface in breaking waves or descending to designated diving depths, creators rely on AquaTech's durable, intuitive designs to routinely capture stunning marine life and action-packed water sports safely.
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Before entering the water, always perform a 'dunk test' (submerging the housing without your camera installed) to ensure all components, such as the seals and Flash Bulkheads, are correctly installed and watertight.
Standard AquaTech flash housings and most water housing accessories are rated not to exceed depths of 10 meters (33 feet). Check your specific model's instruction manual for precise depth tolerances.
Typically not. Unless specifically listed in the compatibility chart, Zoom Gears are designed for lenses using their native mounts only. Adapted lenses may not align correctly with standard gears.
AquaTech offers a 1-year product warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship. Because products are used in extreme environments, it does not cover normal wear and tear, user error, or associated equipment (like cameras and lenses) that are used inside the housings.