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CANON A530, A540, A550 | NIKON COOLPIX L2, L3, L4, P3 & P4 Priscilla Chan, Waterpark Sacramento, CA POSITIVE USER REVEIW FROM Great protection for the price! By Heather M from Provo, UT on 7/10/2007 Pros: Easily Loaded Equipment, Lightweight, Seals Easily, Strong Construction
Best Uses: Waterproofing Cameras
Describe Yourself: Hobbyist/Enthusiast
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
The first time I used this product was at a waterpark with two children. Once I got over the anxiety of putting my digital camera in the water, it was a blast. It is SUPER easy to install. The view finder is great, you can see ever detail. The pictures were great as well. The underwater pictures weren't as high of quality (I think it was the water) but they were still really good and a little touch up in post made them great photos. I would recommend this product to someone who wants to waterproof their camera for recreational purposes. It was nice to have a quality camera in the water and take photos of the action going on in the water. I can't wait to take this on my next kayaking trip. I won't have to lug around one of the big square waterproof boxes. Woohoo!
Pros: Easily Loaded Equipment, Lightweight, Strong Construction Best Uses: Underwater Photography
Describe Yourself: Hobbyist/Enthusiast
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
I use the product in Cancun Mexico, to shoot underwater. Image by Rolendo in Cancun, Mexico using NIkon Coolpix with Bonica Snapper Suit
EXCELLENT FORWaterpark, Poolside Party, Hiking, Biking, Kayaking, Boating, Sailing, Skiing, Snowboarding and Snorkeling WATERPROOF SUIT FOR CAMERA MODELS
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Removable, Flexible and Waterproof Silicone Jacket |
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Rated to 12 feet (3.65m) |
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Protection against any outside elements, such as: water, snow, sand, dirt & even minor shock |
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Excellent for Water & outdoor activities such as Kayaking, Boating, S |
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Tempered Optical Lens Port |
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Affordable Camera Protection for Todays Active Lifestyles |
Monday, March 12, 2007 2:17 PM PT Posted by Steve Bass
Waterproof Your Digital camera PC world
Friday's http://blogs.pcworld.com/staffblog/archives/003861.html blog caught my eye. Eric Butterfield's at the big PMA show and he talked about a handful of the waterproof cameras.
Some of you might already have a digital camera that you want to use underwater, or maybe just around water, say on a boat or in the shower (hey, there's no accounting for taste).
Take a look at Bonica's line of dirt cheap Snapper Suit silicon enclosures. They protect your camera from moisture using a completely water-tight silicone skin around the camera. They're rated for depths up to 12 feet. Each enclosure costs about $33 and there are models for six brands of camera, including Nikon Coolpix, Canon PowerShot, and Sony Cyber-shot
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