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Welcome to the “Scuba Diving Photography and Videography News” section of The Scuba News, your ultimate destination for the latest updates, tips, and trends in underwater imaging. This section covers news about new camera releases, lens innovations, photography techniques, videography equipment, and editing software for both beginners and professionals. Stay informed about underwater photography and videography competitions, workshops, and exhibitions, showcasing stunning images and videos captured by divers from around the world. Whether you’re passionate about capturing the beauty of marine life, exploring underwater landscapes, or honing your editing skills, our photography and videography news keeps you inspired and informed to take your underwater imaging to the next level.

The underwater world is such a beautiful place that we, as divers, would be crazy not to want to bring back memories of our secret explorations of paradise. It is part of human nature to capture moments of true beauty, to store them, to treasure them and show them to our loved ones with pride.

We recently got back from the Dema show and had a great time. We were happy to introduce the latest additions to the Aquatica line up. Our A1DX MKII housing for the Canon 1DX MKII got a lot of interest from many people. It is undeniable that with a maximum of 14fps standard/16fps Live View burst rate and up to 170 RAW images per blast when using a Cfast card, as well as improved AF performance and 4K video capture, this camera is destined to be the camera of choice for serious underwater photographers.

Aquatica is proud to announce its new housing for Canon’s second generation of its most advanced action photography pro camera, the Canon EOS-1D X Mark II. With easy to reach controls, our new lens gear system and uncompromised viewing, this new Aquatica housing puts the Canon 1DX MKII into the hands of photographers shooting in the world’s most demanding underwater environments.

The Aquatica A6300 is a housing designed to be small, compact and easily handled just like the camera that it is designed for. With 24 MP stills and 4K video capabilities coming in at a retail cost of $1000 dollars, the SONY Alpha a6300 is a great camera for the beginner and professional Underwater Photographer alike.