Ikelite Underwater Camera Housing for Nikon Coolpix S630 Digital Camera

The Ikelite ULTRAcompact digital housing for the Coolpix S630 really delivers when performance and durability matter. The ULTRAcompact housing is high quality, built to last, and backed by Ikelite's long-standing reputation for excellence.

Easy open latch and drop in camera loading make set-up a breeze. All camera controls except the rotary multi selector are fully functional through the housing and depth rated to 200ft (60m). All functions of the rotary multi selector can be accessed through the housing using the up, down, left and right operating parts of the selector (refer to camera instruction manual).

Housing measures 6" (15.2cm) wide; 4.4" (11cm) high including controls; 3.4" (8.6cm) deep including port. Camera and housing together weigh under 1.5 lbs (0.66kg) above water and are nearly neutral underwater.

External Color Filters. Replace some of the reds and more natural tones that would otherwise be lost. Available as #6441.41 for tropical blue water and #6441.81 for green water. Filters are effective in shallow, sunny conditions depending on water clarity.

Camera's Built-in Flash. An included flash diffuser improves lighting quality when the camera's built-in flash is used. A bulit-in flash is effective less than three feet from the subject in clear conditions.

External Underwater Strobes. Ikelite strobes are much more powerful, recycle more quickly, and eliminate more backscatter than the camera's built-in flash. For the best results in all conditions

Wide Angle Conversion Lenses. An external wide angle conversion lens increases angle of coverage so you can get much closer to your subject while still fitting everything in the frame. Attach 67mm threaded #6420 Ikelite W-20, Inon Type II, and Epoque lenses directly to the front of the housing's lens port without the need of an adapter.

Very slight vignetting (shading in the corners) may be present in the widest setting when using an external accessory lens. This canbe eliminated by zooming in slightly. Slight softness around the edges of the photo in some situations is normal.