We've been considered as the market leader in dome port technology for action cameras over the past 5 years. With the introduction of the GDome Mobile in 2019, anyone with a smart phone can now capture incredible dome port content. If you still have questions, give us a call and talk to our dome port specialists for personal recommendations.

Traditional DSLR dome ports can cost in excess of $2000 with limited camera functionality. All GDome dome ports allow the user to have full functionality, with access to all buttons, our individually machined backplate allow the users to easily remove housings | lenses, while being able to reach depths greater than 40m. Our dome housings are made from ultra tough and durable glass filled nylon for maximum strength at depth and in the shore break. The PDS dome lenses are optically correct, precision moulded, machined and individuality inspected to ensure every dome port comes out with industry leading optics. Not only do our domes housings work with popular action cameras like the GoPro Hero 8, Hero 7 Black and DJI Action, the GDome Mobile is compatible with almost all smartphones, including the iPhone 11 Pro, Huawei Mate 30 Pro and Samsung Note 10 to name a few. You can see why we love dome ports and why our dome ports become more popular each year.

Benefits of a dome port:

Split shots are unbelievably easy to get with a dome port.
There is a gap created by the dry dome port, which allows the camera to capture shots that are over and under the water at the same time. Without a dome this is normally impossible as the water will be millimetres from the lens, meaning the shot will either be completely over or completely under the water.

Content (images and video) become cleaner and sharper.
The gap between the camera lens and dry dome port keeps water particles further away from the camera's lens. This results in less pincushion distortion, blurring of detail and color fringing.

Field of view is drastically improved
All flat ports suffer from strong refraction when light passes through the flat water/air interface at an angle. The greater this angle (i.e. the wider the lens sees) the worse the problems become. The main optical problems of a flat port in water are a FOV reduction by about 33%.

Improves shots above the water
Water spray or droplets that would have covered most of the lens (ruining the shot or video) are now just small dots in the field of view.