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Hi all, I went out on a dive today and had a minor o-ring leak (forgot to regrease it) on my WP-DC54 with Canon G7x MKII. Thankfully the camera is held away from all surfaces pretty much so camera is fine but the housing is fogging a little and I can see tiny amounts of water around the rubber lens surround. What is the best way to dry this out - has anyone tried unscrewing the glass from the front to get in there and really clean it up? I guess I need to flood the inside with deionised water when I get back from my trip and dry the whole thing out again? How would you suggest I go about getting it really dry? Thanks in advance! Adam

Hi all, I have been using various Powershot and G series cameras in the Canon OEM housings for my underwater photography needs but I want to take the plunge and get my 5D MKIII underwater. I have a 24-105mm lens but its f4 aperture probably isn't going to be the best so I'm looking at the Canon 16-35mm II f2.8. Regardless of what lens I plump for my first question is which housing people recommend. I hear that Ikelites are the most prone to leaking and I was looking at Nauticam...they seem to be the most robust but most expensive. What are peoples views on housings and then lens combos with those housings? Many thanks in advance all, Adam

Hi there, Adam Porter from the UK here. I've been using Canon Powershots and G series cameras underwater for a few years now but looking to take my Canon 5D MKIII underwater and came here looking for gear advice! Look forward to chatting to you all. Adam