Ikelite Underwater Systems

Ikelite Underwater Systems

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Manufacturer of flashlights and underwater photographic equipment since 1962. http://www.ikelite.com/ All of the dive lights either leaked or imploded that day.

Ikelite's origin can be traced back to a man nicknamed "Ike" on a wreck dive with a group of friends in the early sixties. While driving home, Ike ruminated on this problem and began to imagine a better design - a dive light that was resilient, affordable and reliable. This product eventually became known as "Ike's light" and Ikelite Underwater Systems was born. Moving forward, Ikelite continues t

31/07/2026

We are always blown away by Sony | Alpha’s high-resolution a7R series cameras, and the 2026 Sony a7R VI is no exception. It ended up being the perfect camera to capture the shocking colors and low light details when scuba diving the dozens of underwater shipwrecks of Truk Lagoon, Micronesia.

Nirupam Nigam of Bluewater Photo & Scuba came back with some insane footage using the a7R VI in our 200DL Underwater Housing.

Dual RC232 hybrid strobes with built-in video lights were the perfect complement as they streamline your system and make switching back and forth between stills and video effortless.

Equipment Used:
•Sony a7R VI Mirrorless Camera
•200DL Deluxe Underwater Housing for Sony a7R VI
•DL Compact 8 inch Dome Port
•RC232 TTL Underwater Strobe with Video Light [Fiber Optic]

Images and footage © Nirupam Nigam (Nirupam Nigam)

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Featured Customer: Benita Vincent

Benita learned to dive over 30-years ago in Bicheno, Tasmania and started traveling as soon as she could to explore the Pacific Islands and Asia underwater.

Then and now she rarely enters the water without her camera as she loves to share the beauty of the underwater world with others.

Benita uses her underwater images to inspire textile designs with which she creates dive apparel, like rash guards and leggings.

Follow Benita: Benni Marine Designs

Benita’s Gear: OM SYSTEM inside Ikelite with dual DS230 Strobes with Modeling Light.

28/07/2026

Continuous Shooting Mode FTW! Every second counts when photographing mako sharks underwater, and Continuous Shooting Mode (Burst Mode) will make sure you don’t miss your shot.

Follow Josh: Joshua Blank

Josh’s Gear: Nikon Australia inside Ikelite with dual RC232 Fiber Optic Strobes. Josh is supported by Australia’s go-to underwater photo store Digital Diver.

24/07/2026

Fluorescence will make your favorite dive site look like an entirely new place. Steve Miller walks through the gear, technique, and tips to get started in this unique way of photographing the underwater world.

Images & Info by Steve Miller  

Photos from Ikelite Underwater Systems's post 24/07/2026

Featured Customers: Florian Rousseau

Florian Rousseau has been diving since he was just eight years old, and the wonders of the Mediterranean Sea have still not lost their appeal. In 2009 Florian took a camera underwater to start documenting his dives. Since then he’s photographed over 100 species, including a number of rare animals.

Photos from Ikelite Underwater Systems's post 21/07/2026

Featured Customer: Fabian Seidel

“I was born and raised in Munich, far from the ocean but always deeply fascinated by it. From a young age, I found myself drawn to the underwater world and the storytelling power of photography… In 2022, I followed my curiosity and love for the ocean to Australia, where I began working in the dive and tourism industry. Surrounded by the marine life and some of the world’s most beautiful waters, I quickly became fully caught by underwater photography! Not just as a hobby, but as a way to capture and share the beauty, emotion and unforgettable moments the ocean constantly offers.”

Follow Fabian: Fab

Fabian’s Gear: Canon USA R7 inside the 200DL Ikelite Underwater Housing with dual Ecko Strobes.

20/07/2026

The MOST IMPORTANT camera setting for shark photography underwater ⤵️

Choosing the right shutter speed when shooting sharks is the most important factor to getting a sharp image, especially on dynamic and fast-moving sharks.

Shutter speeds for natural light: 1/800 - 1/1000
Shutter speeds with strobes: 1/160 - 1/200

Stay tuned for more shark photography tips from Josh Blank!

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Josh’s Gear: Nikon Australia inside Ikelite 200DL Underwater Housing with dual RC232 Fiber Optic Strobes with Video Light

17/07/2026

Gulf sturgeon are migratory, feeding in the saltwater Gulf of Mexico through winters and taking a summer vacation in Florida’s freshwater streams to spawn. The dark, tannic waters typically make it a challenge to see, let alone photograph, the wildlife lurking in its depths.

While Florida suffers Bill Hawthorne, an Aquatic Ecologist and Underwater Photographer, ventured into the Suwannee River during the worst drought in 14 years to find that the fog had lifted on these ancient, prehistoric fish.

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Bill’s Gear: Sony | Alpha a7CR inside the compact 200DLM Underwater Housing with dual DS232 Strobe + Video Light

17/07/2026

The BEST LENS for shooting mako sharks!

When you need a lens to keep up with bold and curious mako sharks look no further than your favorite fisheye lens. A fisheye lens will focus really close and also offer a wide field of view so you don’t miss any action.

Stay tuned for more shark photography tips from Joshua Blank!

Photos from Ikelite Underwater Systems's post 14/07/2026

Today is Shark Awareness Day, so of course that means we’re shouting out Jillian Morris-Brake|Marine Biologist and her incredible shark education program: Sharks4Kids!

Jillian’s advocacy has reached the lives of students across the globe, teaching kids to revere and not to fear sharks and creating “the next generation of shark advocates.”

Follow Sharks4Kids to learn more.

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