Most underwater camera encasements will run in the high hundreds if not over $1,000 or more. This compact housing for the Nikon 7900 is an amazing deal and invention. It's small and easy to hold without the bulkiness of the older underwater cameras with strobes. All of the regular camera features are easily used and read through the case and the results are fantastic. The "D-Light" feature is especially handy with "up" shots with the sun behind the object. The "burst mode" is great for individual shots of moving fish and the video is also very clear through this camera encasement. For the price, even an expert would love this camera. Also comes with an extra "O Ring", which is nice insurance when in a remote location.

The camera enclosure claims to go to a depth of 130 feet, but that's PADI's depth limit for safety and, honestly, there's not much to see below a dark 60 feet anyway. 30 to 60 feet in depth is where the really cool critters exist.