iGills: take it with you iPhone 40 meters below sea level

At the time you are reading this article, my wife and I are currently on vacation testing a waterproof case for iPhone brands Acirawhich offers 100% waterproof up to 6 meters and whose review, with a bit of luck, we will bring you footage of a water turtle soon. Pro For those of us who love snorkeling and want to shoot regular underwater footage within the range of where we can breathe, it's an ideal thing. However, divers would only turn up their noses at this case. The iGills company is also aware of this, offering a case that allows you to take it to a depth of 40 meters. The case is no longer based on the principle of a membrane, which allows you to control the touch screen underwater, but relies on a special application for filming and taking photos, which is controlled using the buttons in the case.

This is a truly professional case for people who want to use it while diving and, unlike the Acyr, it does not offer, for example, the possibility of using other applications directly underwater. After an interview with one of the best or rather the best Czech diver Libor Špaček, whose you can see movies for example on ČT2 and photos you can view right here, who taught me how to film and photograph underwater, I have a bit of mixed feelings. ProThe problem is that iGills sells the case for $330, which is quite a high price to buy just for snorkeling, and the price is also intended for divers. On the other hand, to take pictures at 40 meters, you have to carry a fairly large number of lights and flashes with you underwater, otherwise you simply won't be able to take any pictures even with the best camera, let alone with iPhonem. So the question is whether a person who has all the professional equipment for underwater photography that he really cannot do without desires to take photos iPhonem.