Harvey Norman Waterproof Cameras

That lens is perfect for travail ! Not too Harvey !

Have been working with studio strobes since the 1970's. Todays cameras don't need all that Norman or Speedotron power any more. For my small home-studio 2 of these kits (4 strobes) work fine. The Kit is actually less expensive than 2 stand-alone D-Lites sold separately! I got two kits as 4 of these strobes more than covers my 20' X 20' studio. Super easy to set up and understand how the trigger works. Elinchrom equals quality.

I have this product on three Nikon 1 series cameras as well as several waterproof binoculars.

Waterproof and protection for my cameras, lenses and accessories. Could not ask for better protection.

I have bought off brand batteries but have found the norman the best.

I'm using it on my old norman lighting and It works just as expect it

The old batteries died and these gave my Norman Light new life.

I build homemade trail cameras and these work great. The waterproof case is the most important to protect your valuable camera.

Waterproof your regular cameras. It works perfectly and actually fits both my cameras. It is a little awkward. But if you just shoot video or limited photos without flash, perfect.

This provides a watertight seal for transporting medium-sized DSLRs. I use it while kayaking, where the truly waterproof cameras don't offer enough telephoto options. I normally carry my Nikon AW100 or Olympus TG-2 in case I want to take an underwater shot, but have a Canon SX50 HS in the AquaPac to use for photographing wildlife. It will hold a larger DSLR if the lens is removed.