DicaPac WP410 160x105mm Small Zoom Alfa Waterproof Digital Camera Case

DicaPac WP410 Underwater Camera Review By A. Lorusso (NY)

I was a bit 'skeptical, based on a number of negative reviews, but thought this case was worth a try for the price. I tested it with some clothes first, and everything came out dry. Then I tried my camera in the sink, and it worked great. I got this case with me in Panama and worn while snorkeling, kayaking and rafting, and the pictures came out great. When you receive, you can see if the images are black ring around them and you can move the camera accordingly. I am very happy with this case, because without that, I could not capture the experiences of my trip. I advise you to keep the issue on its head, as if the camera abandonment (if open), or the camera wet. However, if you read the directions first, do not make this mistake.

DicaPac WP410 Underwater Camera Review By A. Finley

I recently purchased this product for use in Hawaii and it worked as expected. I used it with an Olympus FE170. As another review said, be sure to close the portion of the zipper. Then you just roll up and seal the bag and you're done. I was able to get some nice underwater photos while snorkeling, and water while kayaking.

I only have one small complaint. The fit is good water, but once you get into the water, not much security. I had to hold the camera at all times in one hand and the other, it's pretty easy to navigate, with fins, but it was not ideal. I would prefer a bracelet safer. And a tip, if you leave the water to take a picture back on the boat or beach, be sure to stop the water from the lens. I came back with a couple of pictures of water droplets were large image distortion, and when the camera into the sun shines and you really can not see the LCD screen to the camera.

So in summary, I recommend this product. Just plan ahead. Once we were in Hawaii we have not seen anything on any photo shops. All they had were the case $ 100 + hard to fit only on certain models.

DicaPac WP410 Underwater Camera Review By crombian

I bought the 410 DiCAPac waterproof case for my Canon Powershot SD1200IS and functions as a dream.After a wonderful nine years riding with my Canon Powershot SD110 - the camera is poor fall, many times and exposed to a multitude of factors - the finally met his match after a fall in the sand. When the lens closed because of the auto power off, the sand has been drawn into the camera lens and the engine died after repeated attempts to turn it on. After extensive research, I chose to replace my SD110 with the new SD1200IS. Therefore, I swore to the camera again to get exposed to sand. Always.

After looking in their own watertight solution for Canon, I was quickly off his ridiculous price tag - it was more expensive than the same camera! I was pleasantly surprised to DiCAPac solution, but understandably concerned about the low price. Still, I decided to buy one and test. After passing a series of tissue paper and immersion trials, I finally took the plunge and installed my new SD1200IS in it and brought it to the beach. The case worked like a charm, not only in the sand, but also in salt water. The picture quality was exceptional - you may not know the difference between the case and out-of-all shot by accident. The only minor complaint I had was that the case of default configuration goal was perhaps 1 to 2 mm too short to SD1200IS's lens is fully extended. Fortunately, the DiCAPac case came with a barrel extender I have installed a fast fix.This is a great product that works as advertised. Highly recommended.