Sony Waterproof Camera Tx30 Reviews

Keeps my Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX30 floating, not idea how it would work with a camera with more weight

Authentic batteries are always the way to go. I saw reviews of third party ones not being waterproof.

Amazing bag, very roomy, waterproof. Ignore the reviews that say this thing sheds wax, it's waxed canvas that is very lightly waxed. It's supposed to feel a little bit waxy, amazingly enough. Room for 4 lenses easily, your batteries, your memory cards, your camera, your camera manual, pens, pencils, lens cleaning kit, extension tubes, and just about whatever else you want. Stuff it to the gills, and travel. That's what it's for.

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

Got this based on other reviews I read. It's really a perfect size to slip into a waterproof case and is a great single use solution to keep moisture away

Perfect companion for DSC-TX30. Batteries Batteries and memory cards fits easily. Thumps up!

I ordered this after watching a number of reviews (TechnologyMafia - aka Arthur R) on primes to get for my APS-C Sony cameras. As I have the A6000 and the A6400, I wondered whether I would need stabilization for photos and vides as neither camera has it, nor does this lens. It is not necessary as the wide angle of view, proper camera holding (you can use a tripod if you want, or gimbal for smooth video), and the right shutter speed (I don't go any lower than 1/60 for photos) I don't have any issues. This isn't quite as fast a focus as the Sony 35mm f1.8 OSS, but I think the images are sharper. I've used this for video and photos and have not been disappointed.

I bought this camera simply because it is a Sony. When I got home I looked up reviews on it. One company listed it as its choice for the best video camera on the market. I love having a viewfinder which my cheaper camera does not have. Since I shoot a lot of videos in low light, this camera is perfect.

I have been looking at lens reviews, and studying various lens for quite some time. I bought this lens, attached it to my camera and it was love after the first snap. I was a bit skeptical after I ordered it I realized I had not looked at any You Tube reviews. Unfortunately of the three I watched they all gave the lens a average review. I have to disagree, the lens is quick to focus on my Sony A6000, it's quiet and best of all, the image quality of better than I had expected. I hope to upgrade my Sony to a full frame and this lens will be comparable with the model I have in mind.

I purchased a Sony DSC-RX10 IV specifically for hiking and versatility without a lot of gear. I was concerned about securely carrying it without it swaying uncomfortably and banging into things should I need both hands for a rock scramble. I had no prior familiarity of holster cases but thanks to B&H product suggestions & thorough descriptions plus customer reviews I decided on the Lowepro Toploader Zoom 50 AW II. My criteria was that the case be as small as possible but still hold the camera photo-ready with lens hood in place. Removing the ‘interior horizontal divider’ made for very good fit. Some reviews of this case said the strap wasn’t well enough padded. I bought PRO TEC Padded Universal Shoulder Strap to use as shoulder strap and the strap that came with the case I use as a waist strap to keep came from swaying as I walk. I wasn’t keen on idea of having a case strapped directly in front of me so I carry this case at my left hip. I have the camera’s original strap attached for security while photographing and top flap of case still closes enough to keep camera protected. I’ve hiked once with it and was quite pleased. With some minor adjustments to strap lengths and maybe a longer neck strap on camera I believe it will be a near perfect carry with adequate room for my needs, couple spare batteries, extra memory card and PL filter. Thanks to B&H customers for the thoughtful & helpful reviews, hope mine is helpful too