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What Customers Say... |
“My
Gates housing is great. It’s compact and light, easy to operate, neutrally
buoyant, and reliable. I never worry about taking it to remote locations.
I can always concentrate on my subject and never worry about the camera.
It makes for getting the perfect images.” |
 Karen Seibold Recreational Diver and Videographer |
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John McIntyre up close and personal with his Gates Z1 housing. |
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DSAT's Director of Photography Tom Holden on the wreck of the Tui, located off the coast of Poor Knights Island, New Zealand. Tom is using the Gates PD150 housing on a PADI/National Geographic co-production for the National Geographic Diver program.
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Horizon captain
Greg Grivetto with his Gates PC110 housing capturing the Great White
Sharks at Guadalupe Island, Mexico.
Horizon Charters Diving
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Chris Brandson
on location in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for the free diving record attempt
by Pipin Ferreras. |
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Mike Schnetzer, professional
videographer |
“I’ve
used housings with electronic controls for 12 years, but recently purchased
a Gates housing for the Sony Z1U high-definition camera. It’s
simple to use, rugged and reliable - and with no batteries to go flat,
always ready for a dive. I especially like the Green Force HID lights.
They’re tough, bright and with the 80 minute burn time, I don’t
have to worry about running out of light on my night dives. Whether
I’m shooting super macro in the muck of Lembeh strait or whale
sharks in the Galapagos, my Gates housing has performed flawlessly.
From now on, I won’t take a chance, I’ll take a Gates!” |
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