Scuba Diver

Taking Underwater Photos with a Smartphone Using SeaLife’s SportDiver Housing

Images of the underwater world seem to come from another universe. Whimsical inhabitants, graceful sharks and huge mammals have long fascinated divers, inspiring people to capture their encounters with a camera. As an underwater photographer, you are entering completely new territory, and you must adapt to the conditions of the underwater world.

And what better way to begin your journey in underwater photography than with the camera you know best – the one in your phone. Smartphones are capable of taking excellent

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