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Because the DicaPack is up to 5 m waterproof, your filming limits are expanded to taking pictures of swimming or of multifarious life.It is possible to clearly photograph water splashes and enhance your images by adding sound of the water.In the wintertime, DicaPack is usable in ski resorts. Protect your camera from water, sand, dust, etc. in the ocean and mountains.Waterproof in 10m deep underwater (JIS IPX8); (WP-s10 : Waterproof in 5m deep underwater); Possible to use with lens with and without zoom function; Various sizes for different camera sizes ; Clear filming using a UV Coating Polycarbonate lens.
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- Meets Japan Industrial Standard protection class 8 for waterproofing; Weighs 80 grams; Dimensions (WxH): 18.5 x 11.8cmSee more technical details
By Atlantis
I have a Canon SD970 IS and bought this item for vacation in the Bahamas. The bag does not fit the camera so everytime I want to take a shot, I have to adjust the camera so that the lense fits in the middle of the ring. If not careful then the picture is ruined because the ring cover the corner of the shot. Often, the lense had to go in and out to focus when I zommed in and out, the ring got in the way and I got "lense error". I had to power off and on and it is very frustrated. Spend the money for the real case, it is pricey but it works perfectly.
By Grant Mcallister
This little zip-lock bag is awesome. It works great. I've used it in the ocean, on lakes, and many times in the pool. Now, I don't go down deep, maybe two feet at most. So, I'm not sure about water pressure at depths, but for surface, basic water-proof usage this thing is worth it...without a question. One caution: be careful putting in a larger camera!
By Therese L. Marien (Ontario)
I just got this product and tested it with paper in the case to prevent damaging the camera; so far so good. After immersing and holding the casing under water for 2 hours the paper came out dry. Next I tried it with my Panasonic Lumix DMC TZ3. I followed the instruction for the fitting of the camera but every pictures give me that kinda black frame rim; the pictures are not too appealing, somewhat a little foggy. So I will use it at the beach to prevent water, and sand damage to my camera, but I will have to crop my pictures later on.
By badgcoupe (California)
Got this to take pictures of my salt water reef aquarium and am presently surprised. Very flexible, works exactly as expected.
By G. Bartley (Chattanooga, TN)
I took this rafting with me this past weekend and it worked great! I even dunked it in the 55-degree (F) water and took a couple of shots (they didn't come out that great), but I was also moving and bobbing in a raft. I did notice that my camera will auto-shut off if it unable to extend the lens all the way when it is turned on. I also had a small GPS logger in the pouch with the camera that made the problem worse, but that is my fault, not the fault of the DiCAPac. So only having the camera in the case is definitely better. The only real problem with the case is that it would not allow me to zoom in due to the case getting in the way. I still managed to take good pictures with it, though!
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