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Aquatica Offers Underwater Housing for T2i

Posted in News on January 30, 2011 at 12:54 pm


Got a spare two grand? Aquatica seeks to help out all ye fellow T2i camerapeople by offering rock-solid underwater housing rated down to 300 feet. Constructed from a solid block of aluminum, this beast-of-a-case allows you to access all of the camera’s features while completely submerged, including all of the buttons, zoom, focus, LCD and flash. You can even swap out cards, batteries and lenses without putting your camera at risk. And hey, even if it is risky, you just spent $2,000 on waterproofing a camera that costs 250% more than the camera itself, so just go grab another T2i and call it even. Next time you are considering your gear for that underwater sci-fi script, it’s hard to say that this wouldn’t fit the bill.

Aquatica T2i Underwater Housing ($1998.95)

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