Not sure that I will have the opportunity to shoot future let’s Visit Tokyo underwater, but if you plan to shoot HD Video with your 5D MK II underwater just go and check FreshDV’s review on the Aqua Tech DC-5 v2, very instructive!

FreshDV’s Conclusion
Overall, I really enjoyed working with the Aqua Tech housing. It was simple to use, lightweight and painless to setup, and I’m really happy with the footage. It’s one of the more affordable DSLR housings on the market, and a great way to quickly get up and shooting underwater or in wet surface applications. While they have a full dealer network, you can also buy the Aqua Tech DC-5 v2 and also other DSLR model housings at B&H (and we thank you kindly, as a B&H affiliate, such purchases help to support FreshDV). As equipped for this review, this housing would cost about $2,500. It’s worth noting as well that there is a similar model Aqua Tech housing that is intended for the Canon 60D that comes at a very affordable sub-$1,000 price tag for the base housing (sans ports and extension tubes).