Aquapac Mini Camera with Hard Lens Case - 428
$55.00
Remember the time on the river when Bob pulled that crazy stunt? Capture the moment, a picture is worth a thousand words. Keep your camera protected in Aquapac's Small Camera Case - 428.
- You can take great photographs right through the Hard Lens tube built onto the case. Even underwater. PLEASE NOTE: The hard lens is permanently attached to the case and cannot be removed.
- The Hard Lens Camera Case - 428 is compatible with most compact digital cameras.
- Fits 7.9"/200mm Circumference, up to a 2" Zoom
- Air trapped in the bag will cause the bag to float on top of the water even with your camera inside.
- Guaranteed submersible to 15 feet (5 meters); it keeps out dust and sand too.
- The UV-stabilized TPU material won't be broken down or discolored by sunlight.
- Includes an adjustable lanyard so you can hang it round your neck. And a packet of 5 desiccant sachets. These will help absorb any condensation in the air inside the case.
More Information
- Size: 5.5" L x 7.9" Circ.
- Material: Polyurethane
- Hard Lens tube takes up to a 2" Zoom
- Closure System: Aquaclip®
- Includes:
- Adjustable neck cord
- 5 desiccant sachets
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Pros
- Good Capacity
- Tight Closure
- Waterproof
Cons
- Bulky
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Comments about Aquapac Mini Camera with Hard Lens Case - 428:
The Aquapak is rather expensive for essentially a plastic bag but I am glad to have it. My camera is much costlier and I was missing wild water pictures without it.
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Q:
Will this case work well with a canon powershot sx260 hs?Asked on 11/24/2012 by Vince from Ann Arbor, MI2 answers
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A:
Didn't work well for a Panasonic Lumix ZS7. Lenses that come out of the
camera base when turned on need to be manually held in place until the lens
is fully extended. I had a problem with the difficulty in the closure do
dads too. It was waterproof, but too hard to take quick shots while on the
raft and rowing because of the above.
Was not a good fit for my camera and is the risk with buying anything from a
catalog without information like user feedback or getting to try one out
first (the best way) before you buy. Being in a remote location, I have to
choose carefully, then still get burned once and a while.
Good luck.VERIFIED BUYER
A:
It was too small for a Nikon Coolpix P500. I would have had to go to the
next size up which is for a full SLR camera. My in not a full SLR, but it is
too large for this case. Bummer. I was not willing to pay the extra $ for
the SLR case. So compare you Canon Powershot to the Nikon. Hope this helps.Answered on 11/24/2012 by Anonymous
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