Waterproofing A Camera

Requests would be volume control on the headphones and better waterproofing.

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.

All the access, all the waterproofing you could ask for in this form factor. I will wear this one out and buy another!

The sound quality, run time, and waterproofing are very good. I wish the buttons were a bit bigger.

I routinely use many (20+) of these bags for waterproofing electronics that are left outdoors in wet conditions for over six months at a time. This is used as my second of three layers of waterproofing, I have never had these bags leak when my initial waterproofing container has failed (and it has, several times). My first layer is glass/plastic lid food container, glued shut with RTV, Loksak bag is the second layer, pelican 1000 series case is the third layer. I use Olympus silica packs in the pelican case and Ruggard or pelican 40g reusable desiccant packs in the Loksak bag to keep everything crispy dry. Double zippers and thick plastic material definitely gave me confidence in using this, as opposed to some other brands that have failed me in the past. I've been using this setup for a few years now and it has proved very successful.

I use the remote for long exposures and it works just as expected. I am around bodies of water on a regular basis so the waterproofing is nice for peace of mind. Battery changing requires unscrewing two screws but they should last long enough that it is not that much of an issue.

Go pro housings are 100% effective in waterproofing , in all my years using GoPro I have never had the slightest of problems even though I have many times exceeded the limit of 60 M. Yes ! its a 5* housing.

This is the best tripod I have ever owned. The waterproofing is fantastic and the feature is one of the reasons why I bought this. Keep in mind the center column is not waterproof. I made the mistake of putting it in the water but I dried it off in time. Used this at full extension in the ocean and on the beach and it works really well. Sturdy and even using a benro heavy video head works well. Overall, sturdy and waterproof, tall and what I was looking for.

I got this for an Olympus TG-830. It fits fine, and it feels very strong and rigid. It also has good waterproofing (at least now that it's new.) The supplied biner is pretty lightweight, so I replaced it with a lanyard.

Awesome purchase, saved my bacon a few times. As an outdoors photographer waterproofing is of utmost importance. I have zero complaints about the nanuk hard case. And even though airline stats have changed their carryon size I wasn't given any grief. It also fit nicely in small overhead compartments of a little prop plane. Tough as nails, love it.