Waterproof Camera Case Canon T2I

I use with my Canon T2i. Is perfect.

This waterproof camera case for the Canon PowerShot G1X Mark III looks rugged and should protect it from water damage(I have to repair my camera due to it being out in the rain.). The only issue was FedEx left it at the wrong address which thankfully is a short walk from my residence.

Bought this case for Canon digital camera waterproof case, WP-DC51. It fits snugly and just what I needed for travel protection. Lightweight neoprene, not too bulky, snaps on back to close securely.

This case is THE BEST camera case available. It is 100% waterproof and indestructible. I would not use anything other than a PELICAN CASE.

I bought this case to carry my Canon t2i, a 35-80mm, and a 70-300mm lens. They all fit nicely and I still have room to put in a 50mm lens that I hope to buy this summer and the sense of security with a case like this is fantastic. You don't have to worry about dropping it (well you still do, but not nearly as much as a soft case), you can carry it anywhere, and the built in holes for locks are great. There's nothing to criticize, it's exactly what you think it is. Great case!

This case fits my Canon T2i very well although slightly big, but that is the way I wanted it. I figured in case I get a 18-130 lens, I won't need to get another case. It offers great protection withour being too big and bulky. I throw it in my briefcase and I'm off! Highly reccomend it.

Use it on my Canon T2i. Works fine.

I am using as a camera case for backcountry snowmobiling. Protective, waterproof, perfect fit.

I use it with the Canon T2i with camera on tripod. Many people say they would like the cord to be longer. I can not find a longer extension at B@H for the Canon Rebel. There are cords out there 6 feet and 12 feet For Canon you will need 2.5mm Male to 2.5mm Female. Vello is a great product.

This has been extremely useful. I've been shooting a web series on my Canon T2i and using this cable to connect my Rode Videomic Pro to my camera and mount it to a boom pole. This gives me 25 feet of space between the camera and the mic, meaning I can capture wide shots while still getting clear audio. I haven't had any problems with the chord whatsoever so far - it's worked perfectly.