This housing provides full control of all camera functions (excluding touch screen) and is equipped with a standard bayonet mount featuring a 90mm diameter, compatible with a wide range of Sea Frogs dry flat and dome ports (except those made for A6xxx and RX1xx camera housings).

How deep can it go?

The Salted Line housing for Sony FX3/FX30 cameras is rated for depths of up to 40 meters (130 feet), ensuring reliable underwater performance.

The Salted Line FX3/FX30 version offers several upgrades over the standard Sea Frogs housing, including:

• HDMI 2.0 Support: M33 port for external monitor connection

• Improved Visibility: A larger LCD screen window enhances visibility.

• Precision Control: Compatibility with a detachable 2-stage shutter grip trigger.

The control buttons feature a 50% increase in spring stiffness, providing superior tactile feedback for precise control. Whether you're into underwater or surf videography, this housing offers enhanced durability, functionality, and precision, making it the ideal choice for Sony FX3/ FX30 users seeking to film stunning footage in challenging environments.

Acrylic vs Glass

Acrylic ports deliver solid image quality in most scenarios, and they have the advantages of being lighter, more affordable, and easier to repair. Glass dome ports, while offering slightly superior image quality in specific conditions and better scratch resistance, cannot be repaired if scratched.

6" vs 8"

The 6" domes deliver excellent image quality in most shooting conditions while being significantly more compact and travel-friendly, making them the preferred choice for many users. While 8" domes can offer slightly improved edge sharpness, their larger size makes them bulkier and less convenient to transport.

What is Surf Edition?

Dome Ports include a lens shade that protects them from accidental contact with objects during use and offers benefits in some shooting conditions. The Surf Edition Dome Ports are designed without a lens shade to minimize drag when shooting in large waves.