Waterproof Throw Away Digital Camera

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.

I HAVE A NEW NIKON D500, IT INTERFACED WITH THE CAMERA PERFECTLY;INSTINCTIVELY I HAVE ALWAYS STAYED AWAY FROM LEXAR CARDS.

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Useful for keeping anything waterproof and protected from the elements.Fits a Western Digital passport external drive perfectly.Iphone and Samsung Galaxy also fits well.Clip is good for attaching to outside of a packClear cover to view whats inside without opening. A bit bulky but you cannot put restrictions on protection.

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

This is the second digital pouch I have purchased. It is perfect for my higher end point and shoot cameras. I throw it in my pack and don't have to worry about dirt or moisture. The thick neoprene protects it from bumps that seem to occur in the outdoors. It fits perfectly.

This bag is the perfect size for a Digital SLR and another lens with a few extra throw ins (whether it be computer cables, a flash or even a water bottle). The material is very durable and assembled perfectly; there are no visible flaws around the seams or clasps. I especially like the very thin rubberized track on the shoulder strap so it stays properly on the shoulder without sliding down. I believe my only qualm would be the lack of protective padding around the entire bag, its thin though not dangerously so. The padded bottom and sectional pockets compensate well.

Throw it in you bag and when it needs dried out, throw it in the microwave and your good to go. I once had mold in a film camera that was never in contact with water but did have a very humid summer. Since then I never left my camera or lens in a bag for more then a day or two.

Didn’t want to throw the camera out. Battery will make it Work again.