Sea & Sea the best quality from Japan!
Sea & Sea leaves nothing to chance and does not skimp on materials. Only the best raw materials and production systems are used to ensure a long service life. All Sea & Sea products are developed and manufactured with the user in mind. They are easy to use and manageable in design. Each Sea & Sea item is a unique product in itself, to ultimately allow the underwater photographer to get the most out of their underwater shots. Once you start using Sea & Sea, you will never want anything else!
This website contains everything about Sea & Sea; The products, the latest news, our ambassadors, downloads, contact details and lots of information on a variety of topics.
New products.
Sea & Sea has been leading the way in the world of underwater photography for many years. The high Japanese quality guarantees many years of optimal use of every Sea & Sea product. Sea & Sea moves with the times and regularly releases new items.
Underwater housing
Sea & Sea underwater housings are designed and manufactured for 100% in Japan. Because the quality is high and therefore extremely reliable, you can get the most out of your underwater shots during your dives and holidays. No risk is taken with the precious camera in the housing.
With one exception, all Sea & Sea underwater housings are made of the highest quality anodised aluminium which is multi-coated against corrosion and weathering. This ensures a durable and solid underwater housing. The controls on the underwater housing are made of the most refined materials installed with extreme precision. Every control button on your camera that is useful underwater can be used. often in the same way as you would use the camera without an underwater housing. Or else via an intuitive transmission.
All SLR and system underwater camera housings come standard with a flash bushing for an electronic connection between the external flash and the camera. Meanwhile, most underwater housings come standard with a leakage indicator. Optionally, a vacuum system can be chosen on the housing to check the underwater housing for possible leaks before and during the dive.
Sea & Sea selectively makes underwater housings for the better SLR and system cameras. For each of these underwater housings, there is a wide choice of optional ports and zoom gears for several commonly used lenses. The site has a comprehensive list of available options.
As Sea & Sea Europe, we are happy to help you make the right choice and select the corresponding options. Should there be a need for support in the choice, please feel free to contact us.
Check the product overview for available housings for Canon, Nikon, Olympus and Sony cameras.
Proud Sea & Sea Ambassadors & Fanatics
Meet Sea & Sea users at heart. And see the results
which they created using their Sea & Sea flash units and or housings.
Raymond Wennekes
Underwater photographer Raymond Wennekes. In 2012, he bought his first underwater camera - and it wasn't long before he was hooked!
Rene Weterings
René Weterings (b. 1978) is an enthusiastic underwater photographer. He is married to Cindy, is father to Isis and Rowan and lives in Geertruidenberg.
Filip Staes
Filip's diving career began at the age of 23. A few years later, he was taken by underwater photography during his first pictures taken in the Red Sea.
Arco de Man
Arco made his first dive in Mexico in 2001, since then he has been hooked on diving.
Henny Blokvoort
Henny Blokvoort started diving 30 years ago. Around 2004/2005, he started photographing underwater.
Rob Aarsen
Rob sees himself as an all-round underwater photographer with a slight preference for landscapes and wide-angle with model.
Peter Boots aka "Bootsy"
After so many years of diving, there is nothing that can excite him more than uninhibitedly taking on the adventure like a true freebooter to take a beautiful underwater photo!
Timo Dersch
Timo Dersch has been passionate about water all his life, working with magazines & advertising agencies as an underwater photographer.
Gunter Daniel
In the early 1990s, Gunter began his career as an underwater photographer with a true classic, Sea & Sea's Motormarine II.
Lia van Nieuwenhuizen
Working with the diving school at Dive-Inn, she met many underwater photographers and also won her first photo competition there.
René Lipmann
Attracted by the water out of curiosity and amazement about life there, René Lipmann has been an avid snorkeller and diver since he was eight years old.
Erik de Boer
Erik de Boer is an employee at Onderwaterhuis.nl. Diving, swimming and trebles are his hobbies, but diving is definitely number one.
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