Waterproof Dslr Camera House

This a quality built camera case. The Holster Bag will house your DSLR with the lens attached. Storage pockets are a plus . I am looking to purchase the next level of the Hunter Bags. It will house two cameras. Backpack style. Just a great product.

Got these between other 5 options that Ken Rockwell sugests on his website. They were the least expensive at $80 and on store they felt better than the others at 100 to 140 that we tested. I particularly like the distance between the lenses front, that gives a better perception of field depth (targets are in 3D, stereoscope effect I believe). It magnifies at 8x so it is easy to stabilize and increases thing enough to check details. Used to see objects at around 500 to 2000 meters in a moving train, accurate and fast focus, and to view targets at 2 to 5km in my house backyard with great clarity and definition. At night it is very clear, as the attendant suggested based on bigger front lenses, and we can easily see moon craters and groups of stars on our house. It seems perfect for field work and leisure as I am a Meteorologist and work with forests in Brasil, it is not waterproof but the rubber protection seems fine for light rain with a plastic bag over it... the waterproof version was almost double the price and I think it was not worth it as my concerns are more on the falling and cracking risks.

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

This is an excellent waterproof case. I use it to hold my DSLR equipment for sea kayaking expeditions and I really appreciate the easy open latches on the sides. The highly visible colour also makes it easy to spot if you are looking for it versus the traditional black of many similar cases. The softer material on the handle also makes it nicer to carry for long periods of time.

I've been looking for a suitable waterproof solution when I take out the zoom lens and DSLR out on the water. I already have several products; like Pelican cases. Stealth and easy accessibility is important. This Overboard waterproof SLR camera bag fits the bill. More than enough room for my Nikon D4 and Nikkor 200-500mm lens. While it does come with two clipping straps for backpack mode. I haven't used it that way.

Comfortably fits a DSLR plus an extra battery, etc. Built like a tank, waterproof, and floats. What more could you ask for?

I'm usually out shooting just before a storm, trying to capture lightning and clouds. I have found the Waterproof Overboard DSLR Camera Bag to be one of the best investments I've ever made as I value my camera and can't imagine having it damaged from a sudden downpour. There is more than enough room for my Fujifilm HS 20 EXR and compact EF 20 flash unit along with a small charging unit and remote shutter release. I now take it with me even on sunny days as I never know if I'll be going into swap areas, rivers or beaches.

The Pelican 1520 is a great case for a DSLR with 2-3 lens and misc equipment. Waterproof and dustproof. Recommend dividers as they can be rearranged as preferred. The case is a bit on the heavy side.

Good Camera with tough body and got waterproof

Works great with her Coolpix S30 waterproof camera.