Upright Deep Freezer Leaking Water

I purchased the Delta Max 2000, and 2 of the 220w bifacial solar panels for emergency backup power when the electricity goes out. It will keep the refrigerator and deep freezer running so food doesn’t spoil. I charged it with with the home a/c outlet and have not used the solar panels yet. I plugged in the refrigerator and deep freezer and it has plenty of power to keep them running until it can be recharged with the solar panels. I believe this will be perfect though I haven’t tested the solar panels.

This case met all of my needs. I use it as a home storage case. It was deep enough to fit my lenses and flashes standing upright. I would definitely recommend it to anyone needing a sturdy solution to house their camera gear.

I love this case because I can store my sb800's upright to save space. this case is deep enough to just perfectly fit them along with all of my other gear securely

I was worried about it leaking, but I took it when I went snorkeling and although it doesn't look great where it's darker in the water, it worked great. I was able to carry my Cannon around with me and take some pictures while I lounged in the water. You have to make sure there's no droplets on the front of the lens or they'll come out in the picture, but you can see the display fairly well from the back. It's great for trips where they'll be water. Good and fairly inexpensive investment. The picture I attached is one I took with my camera submerged while I was snorkeling. The light was good and you can see the stingray at the bottom (:

These trays work well for my legacy processes. The deep sides allow for a larger amount of water or other liquid to be used, which helps keep the tempter stable longer. The ridges allow you to take hold of your material with ease.

How do you access equipment from a photo backpack when youre standing in deep water? Or even shallow water, mud, or sand that you dont want contaminating your stuff? This backpack and its siblings are the answer. With the BackLight packs, you just just make sure the waist belt is snug, but not too snug, then slip out of the shoulder straps, swing the pack around in front of you, and access your equipment through the back of the bag. The open bag provides a safe platform for changing lenses. Works great. The 18L isnt deep enough to hold an upright 5D mark IV with an L-bracket attached, so the camera and a lens rides on my tripod with a selection of other lenses in the bag, which easily holds a 70-200 f2.8 with 1.4x TC and lens hood attached along with several short zooms, tilt-shifts, etc. Works just as well on solid ground, though the 18L isnt as deep as my similarly sized Think Tank Streetwalker Pro.

I recently purchased the DiCAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case as an alternative to the hard shell underwater housings that cost nearly 8 times as much. I bought this not knowing how well it was built and how well it would protect my camera. Before using my camera in the case, I tested its waterproofing by placing tissues inside and submerging it in the ocean. There were no signs of leakage so I went on to try my camera. I got the same results as well as some great shots and footage. The water sealing is great. The way in which you close the case by rolling the seal greatly decreases the likelihood of water entering the case. The case is also seems to be very sturdy from my experiences. I took this case on vacation with me to St. John and used it in some harsh waves and the waterproofing held up perfectly. I would definitely recommend this case for anyone wanting a well built and reliable underwater case though I would not suggest it for deep underwater diving as there is much a lot of space for oxygen inside even when sucked out. The oxygen would increase the risk of the case opening or leaking when brough to deep depths.

We explore a lot of places deep in the swamp. These areas may normally be above water and are now open to explore by water. Does the job, good weight and feel. Doesn't bend or flop around when using. Keep one in my truck, go bag and kayak gear. Have spent more for lesser. so good value.

I now have 5 in assorted colors. Perfect for saving space in the freezer.

So much better than the cheap imposter that arrived leaking. You get what you pay for!