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- among others, suitable for compact cameras from Canon, Panasonic, Fuji, Nikon, Olympus, Casio, Pentax, Samsung, Sanjo, Sony, Kodak, Konica Minolta, Yashica, Ricoh
- reliably protects your camera against water, snow, sand, dust and rain
- with convenient zipper and additional Velcro fastener, suitable for use in fresh and salt water
- resistant against ultraviolet light, removable strap with snap buckle
- Scope of delivery: DiCAPac WP-410 Outdoor / Underwater Case
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Realize unrivalled pictures during your diving holidays, unmistakable good photographies on your rafting tour or unforgettable moments when playing in the padding pool. Take your camera for jogging or walking in rain! And you do not have to fear the next desert safari and city trip anymore!
No matter where, no matter when, with the DiCAPac WP-410 Underwater Case you don´t need to be afraid of rain, splash water, sand and dust., because your camera is optimal protected in the PVC case against these outer influences. The operating function is not influenced at all, because the integrated lens support ensures zooming inside the bag.
Even on your snorkeling or diving tour, the DiCaPac Case guarantees water depth up to approx. 5m, so that you can approach the beautiful fishes and coral and coral algaes very near and take wonderful pictures. Very charming and convenient is the UV resistance through the material.
Through its compact dimensions and the low weight of approx. 65g, the Case fits in every backpack and handbag.
Product Description
The DICAPac WP-410 Waterproof Case will protect your compact point & shoot camera when you are using it at the beach, swimming, kayaking, skiing, fishing, sailing, snorkeling or diving. This is a PVC vinyl housing with a polycarbonate lens. It can be used with cameras that have an external zoom lens since there is an extended lens port. The housing meets JIS IPX8 requirements for underwater usage. | The case is compatible with cameras that have a length of 3.94" (100mm) or smaller, and a c no larger then 7.48" (190mm). This does not include the lens. The lens can be 0.7" (18mm) long or 0.826" (21mm) when you add the included extension ring.
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30 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Rather than shelling out around £200 for a proper waterproof housing for my Canon compact camera, I opted to give this product a try along with a cheap but good quality second hand Samsung digital (just in case the bag leaked!) Well, I must admit my fears of the bag leaking were totally unfounded and after half a dozen times snorkelling in the red sea, I was completely confident about how watertight it was - no problems with that at all.
Yes, it can be a bit awkward to get used to but if you remember to follow a couple of important wee guidelines, then you'll come to love this case just like I did.
1. Firstly, insert some foam strips into the case to make sure your camera sits snugly and your lens zooms in and out freely without any hinderance.
2. Once you have fitted the foam inserts, unscrew the lens cap from the case, insert your camera, seal up the case, squeeze all the air out of the case then screw the lens cap back on.
3. Make sure there are no smears or marks on the screw-on lens cap as this will show up on your snaps.
4. Finally, fire off plenty of shots!! I say this because as I found out, underwater photography while snorkelling is quite tricky due to the fact that not only are you, yourself moving constantly in the surface water but the fish are too and capturing a pin sharp shot in these conditions can be a real challenge.
To sum up the case, I'd say yes, definitely go for it (as long as you follow the few steps I've mentioned) and you really will fall in love with it!
Yes, it can be a bit awkward to get used to but if you remember to follow a couple of important wee guidelines, then you'll come to love this case just like I did.
1. Firstly, insert some foam strips into the case to make sure your camera sits snugly and your lens zooms in and out freely without any hinderance.
2. Once you have fitted the foam inserts, unscrew the lens cap from the case, insert your camera, seal up the case, squeeze all the air out of the case then screw the lens cap back on.
3. Make sure there are no smears or marks on the screw-on lens cap as this will show up on your snaps.
4. Finally, fire off plenty of shots!! I say this because as I found out, underwater photography while snorkelling is quite tricky due to the fact that not only are you, yourself moving constantly in the surface water but the fish are too and capturing a pin sharp shot in these conditions can be a real challenge.
To sum up the case, I'd say yes, definitely go for it (as long as you follow the few steps I've mentioned) and you really will fall in love with it!
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
We went to Egypt for the first time and didn't want to spend a fortune to be able to take some underwater pics.
I came accross this product looking for underwater cameras and read a previous review singing it's praises. So- with much anticipation gave it a go!
It was brilliant!! Didn't leak at all and am very pleased with my photos. If you follow the tips that S. Groves gives above- you can't go wrong!
I used it snorkeling in the Red Sea too and it was even taken down to about 5 meters for a pic of a Clown fish!
The case comes with a long strap that I liked and wore it round my neck then under my arm - it floats! But my husband didn't like this and prefered to wrap it round his wrist- personal preference!
But all in all a fantastic product and so many people came up to me asking me where I got it!
Go ahead and get one- for the price it is well worth it!
I came accross this product looking for underwater cameras and read a previous review singing it's praises. So- with much anticipation gave it a go!
It was brilliant!! Didn't leak at all and am very pleased with my photos. If you follow the tips that S. Groves gives above- you can't go wrong!
I used it snorkeling in the Red Sea too and it was even taken down to about 5 meters for a pic of a Clown fish!
The case comes with a long strap that I liked and wore it round my neck then under my arm - it floats! But my husband didn't like this and prefered to wrap it round his wrist- personal preference!
But all in all a fantastic product and so many people came up to me asking me where I got it!
Go ahead and get one- for the price it is well worth it!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
I bought this case for my recent holiday where I was planning to go snorkeling. It worked an absolute treat. No water ingress at all. The photos have all come out excellent. Some camera controls are a little awkward to use but in my opinion the positives outweigh the negatives.
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Does what it says on the tin
This product was 100% waterproof the only downfall being that it steamed up a little, because it's universal it doesn't fit every camera snugly which was expected so I put some... Read more
Published 2 days ago by Emily
Incredible product!
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Published 13 days ago by K.S.
Great....but not if you have a SONY HX9V
Very good device.
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Didn't want to take a chance with my expensive camera so I used an older Panasonic Lumix. See video. Read more
Published 2 months ago by W. hayles
Flawless
I was a little vary of this product at first and so tested it out at home in the sink before I took it out on the water. But I need not have worried - it works perfectly. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Brendo
Worked like a dream
I purchased this for my Nikon Coolpix S3000 and I have just returned from Mauritius where I took about 250 underwater photos using it. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Keith Ehren
Excellent for those special underwater photos!
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Published 2 months ago by dasnowball
Super impressed with this underwater case
I used this case with my Canon Ixus compact camera for a trip to the Maldives recently. We took over 750 underwater pictures and the case worked well (although my Ixus does have an... Read more
Published 3 months ago by David Wilson
It depends on what camera you're wanting to use it with
I got this as extra protection for my kodak easyshare sport (it's supposed to be waterproof, but some people said it wasn't). Read more
Published 4 months ago by T. M. Stephenson
Excellent value
I first looked at buying a proper Canon underwater camera case (approx £200) and quickly dismissed that idea due to the cost. Read more
Published 7 months ago by DawnG
great product
Went to sharm el shiehk on holiday and used the dicapac when snorkeling great no problems i was using my old sony cybershot. Read more
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