Through trial and error, as well as a significant investment in time and money, we feel we have found how to improve your underwater photography through travelling a certain way and properly configuring your dive equipment. These simple tips could prove to make your diving and dive travel more enjoyable, as well as more productive photographically.

 

Checking your camera gear into the hold is often undesirable; baggage handlers are nicknamed ‘throwers’ for a reason; and the last thing you want to happen is your camera gear to arrive damaged, stopping you from shooting. You can also run the risk of getting charged large sums of money in excess luggage fares.

There are however a few tricks of the trade, and loops in the system you can use to get yourself and all your camera equipment safely without incurring those costly fines.