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🌊 Dive In. Leave Only Bubbles.

Every dive is an opportunity to explore the ocean — but also a responsibility to protect it.

Sustainable diving begins with the choices we make both above and below the surface:

✅ Master your buoyancy to avoid damaging fragile corals
✅ Observe marine life without touching, chasing or feeding it
✅ Keep your equipment secured and move carefully underwater
✅ Never leave waste behind — and safely remove debris whenever possible
✅ Respect animals and their habitats while taking photos or videos
✅ Choose reef-conscious products, reusable items and durable dive equipment
✅ Support responsible dive operators, conservation projects and citizen-science programs

The perfect underwater shot is never worth disturbing an animal or damaging its habitat. Slow down, keep your distance and let marine life behave naturally.

When divers act responsibly, we become more than visitors — we become guardians of the ocean. 💙

Read the full article through the link in our bio.

📝 Story by: Ricky Jehen
📸 Photo credit: / Jona / Ricky Jehen
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The smartphone revolution is going underwater. 🌊📱

In a recent Scubaverse feature, respected underwater photographer and educator Saeed Rashid explores how smartphones are becoming serious creative tools for divers.

With DIVEVOLK’s full-touchscreen underwater housing, creators can access their preferred camera apps and adjust settings such as exposure, focus, white balance and shutter speed directly underwater. Rashid also highlights DIVEVOLK’s SeaLink technology, which he used at around 20 metres in the Maldives to livestream while diving with tiger sharks.

Smartphones may not replace professional underwater camera systems in every situation, but they are making underwater photography lighter, more accessible and more connected — allowing divers to capture, edit, share and even broadcast their underwater experiences using one device.

The smartphone revolution didn’t stop at the shoreline. It is already exploring reefs, wrecks and the open ocean.

🔗 Read the full story through the link in our bio.

Article by: Saeed Rashid, Scubaverse Underwater Photography Editor
Featured photography credits: James Emery / Backscatter, Lorenzo, Moe & Admira Underwater Shots, Billy Rolls and Martin Stevens. The article also features the UPY 2026 smartphone-category-winning work of Jack Ho.

DIVEVOLK Prime Day Sale 2026 🎉

Four days only—June 23–26, 2026—DIVEVOLK is taking 20% OFF almost everything we make. No codes. No tricks. Just automatic savings on the gear that turns your phone into a serious underwater camera.

📱 SeaTouch 4 Max housings (down to 60m / 197ft)
🔎 Wide‑angle & macro lenses
🎨 Red/magenta filters
💡 2,000–12,000 lumen dive lights
⚙️ Complete SeaTouch 4 Max Kits

All 20% off—except the SeaLink transmitter

This is the lowest entry point of the year. Whether you’re a new diver or building a pro macro rig, now’s the time.

⏳ Sale ends June 26. Shop now at divevolkdiving.com or our Amazon stores (US / DE / IT/FR/ES/UK). Discount applies automatically at checkout.

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Your underwater camera is waiting. Go capture it. 🤿📸

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Lost at 61 meters. Found dry. Still working.

During a dive trip in Manado, Indonesia, Jona accidentally dropped her iPhone 16 Pro Max inside a DIVEVOLK SeaTouch 4 Max Plus housing into the ocean. The rig sank to the seafloor — 61 meters deep — and was believed to be lost forever.

Three days later, a local technical diver recovered it. The housing had stayed completely dry, and the phone powered on perfectly.

Jona’s story is a real-world reminder of why reliable underwater gear matters: it does not just help divers capture memories — it helps protect them.

Read the full story on our blog.

Story by: Ricky Jehen
Photo credit: DIVEVOLK / Jona / Ricky Jehen

Turn decompression time into useful time underwater. 🤿📱

Long decompression stops are essential for technical divers, but they can also mean spending a lot of time waiting on the deco line. With the DIVEVOLK SeaTouch 4 Max and full underwater touchscreen access, divers can review photos and videos, record research data, check dive plans, read, play games, or enjoy downloaded entertainment while completing their stops.

Your smartphone becomes more than an underwater camera—it becomes a practical companion for productivity, entertainment, and communication.

📸 Photo by Brian Richardson

Make every minute underwater count. Read the full story through the link in our bio.



https://www.divevolkdiving.com/blogs/user-story/transform-boring-decompression-stops-productive-time

Hidden beneath the sand, almost invisible… and unforgettable. 🦈✨

During a dive in Fuerteventura, a DIVEVOLK Ambassador encountered an angel shark — one of Europe’s most fascinating and critically endangered shark species.

Captured with the DIVEVOLK SeaTouch 4 Max+, this quiet moment reminds us why respectful diving matters: observe, stay calm, keep distance, and never disturb the animal.

Sometimes the best dive memories are the ones the ocean gives you unexpectedly. 💙

📸 Captured by DIVEVOLK Ambassador @

Is the smartphone becoming the new gateway to underwater photography?

Swedish underwater photographer and writer Stefan Beskow tested the DIVEVOLK SeaTouch 4 Max and shared his honest perspective after more than 25 years behind the camera underwater.

In his review, Stefan explains why smartphone housings are becoming such an exciting entry point for underwater photography: familiar phone controls, a compact travel-friendly setup, full touchscreen access underwater, and the freedom to use your phone almost the same way you do on land.

For beginners, it makes underwater photography more accessible. For experienced photographers, it can also be a lightweight backup system or a simple setup for spontaneous dives.

A big thank you to for sharing his experience and professional underwater photography perspective.

Read the full story on the DIVEVOLK blog.

Inspired by this incredible story from Steve Cross. Starting scuba diving at 64 and still exploring the underwater world at 70, he proves that adventure has no age limit. After testing the DIVEVOLK SeaTouch 4 Max in Bonaire, Steve gave it a 10/10 review and shared an experience that reflects the joy of discovery, confidence underwater, and the excitement of capturing meaningful moments below the surface. His story is a great reminder that underwater photography does not have to feel complicated to be powerful and rewarding. Special thanks to , , and photographer for being part of the wider story and inspiration behind this adventure.