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Sea & Sea Compact Underwater Housings

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Sea & Sea MDX housings are ergonomically designed and built for taking great underwater pictures.

One of the oldest imaging companies, Sea & Sea makes a complete lineup of high-quality underwater housings. All Sea & Sea packages and accessories are available, if you don't see what you want, just email us! Be sure to check out their Easy 1-2-3 Gear Selector page for help.

Sea & Sea DX-6G Pro Set

Code: SS-06673

Sea & Sea DX-6G Compact Camera & Housing Pro Set with Wide Angle lens NEW! A complete compact camera system that's rugged, easy-to-use and ready-to-go!

$1,459.95

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Sea & Sea DX-6G Adventure Set

Code: SS-06670

Sea & Sea DX-6G Compact Camera & Housing Adventure Set NEW! A complete compact camera system that's rugged, easy-to-use and ready-to-go!

$1,069.95

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Sea & Sea DX-6G Compact Camera & Housing Set

Code: SS-06667

Sea & Sea DX-6G Compact Camera & Housing Set NEW! Sea & Sea's new compact digital camera that's waterproof with amazing macro capabilities!

$749.95

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Sea & Sea MDX RX-100III Housing for Sony ...

Code: SS-06171B

Sea & Sea MDX RX-100III Housing for Sony RX100 III/IV/V Cameras SEA&SEA’s MDX-RDX 100III will be a unique addition to the underwater housing line-up, while maintaining SEA&SEA’s signature advanced craftsmanship. Fits the RX100III, IV & V cameras.

$1,195.95

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Guide: Choosing an UW Photo Lighting System

There are a few things that determine the amount of color saturation and image clarity in underwater photography: depth, ambient light, and water clarity. Obviously you're not in control of the depth that your subject is at, or the water clarity, but you do have some say in the amount of light.