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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Waterproof-Under-Water-Digital-Camera-Case-Pouch-Dry-Bag-Beach-case-20m-Blue-/180900498141?_trksid=p5197.m1992&_trkparms=aid%3D111000%26algo%3DREC.CURRENT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D14%26meid%3D944278734326325930%26pid%3D100015%26prg%3D1006%26rk%3D1%26
i wanna see if it is a good case to buy
dont make me curse on u ok!
any kind of camera and any kind of phone that has a camera
plus i read 3 reviews with 5 stars saying not even a single water drop was in there just making sure if any of u guys have it
plus are u on ur period
Answer
Are you serious????
1) you don't even bother to mention which camera you have !!!!!!!!!!!!
2) you are shooting through a piece of cheap plastic in front of your lens
3) You are asking about a piece of plastic that costs less than 6 dollars to protect a camera that could potentially cost hundreds of dollars????
All that, and you expect us to reassure you that your gear will be safe? Really???????????
ETA:
was it really necessary to abuse me for giving you a negative answer? If you don't want to hear the truth, DON'T ASK QUESTIONS.
Are you serious????
1) you don't even bother to mention which camera you have !!!!!!!!!!!!
2) you are shooting through a piece of cheap plastic in front of your lens
3) You are asking about a piece of plastic that costs less than 6 dollars to protect a camera that could potentially cost hundreds of dollars????
All that, and you expect us to reassure you that your gear will be safe? Really???????????
ETA:
was it really necessary to abuse me for giving you a negative answer? If you don't want to hear the truth, DON'T ASK QUESTIONS.
Messenger-style camera bags?
Jane Doe
I've been looking for a camera bag that is an attractive, messenger style, canvas bag, but I really can't find one that I like. It has to be big enough to hold my Nikon DSLR and two lenses. It seems like what I want doesn't exist, but still I'm hopeful! Also, if it doesn't exist, then would it be okay for me to buy a regular messenger bag and then put a padded camera insert into it? Or is that a huge no-no?
Just looking for some advice, XOXOX
Answer
Strongly built messenger bags can be very good as camera bags. I have three with different outfits in them, all waterproofed with Nikwax TX-10 years ago and still OK.
A fourth, nylon covered, is still in use after very many years....see below
Look in sports and fishing shops for well made messenger style bags.
http://www.burnsfly-tackle.co.uk/ekmps/shops/sammied/images/severn-khaki-1476-x-1366-738-x-683-%5Bekm%5D324x300%5Bekm%5D.jpg
http://www.jarviswalker.com.au/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/500x/040ec09b1e35df139433887a97daa66f/8/7/87020-JW-Fishing-Bag-Phone-Holder1-Accessories.jpg
Make sure the flap covers the bag properly so rain doesn't get in at the sides, or else extend it with proofed nylon sheeting.
Foam sheets can be bought cheaply and inserts can be made with plastic sheeting or use cut-down plastic containers, especially free ones that come as food packaging.
Wash well, dry, cut to fit what you need and bond some together if you like.
Messenger bags can be less bulky than purpose-made camera bags and with care will give good protection for your kit.
Carry the bag with the flap towards you, not away from you. You'll soon find how much better it is, especially in wet weather.
My first one was bought in the Far East and modified for a field Malaria survey in Malaysian rainforest and carried two Exacta cameras, a field microsope and camera adapter, extension tubes for close-ups, a lighting unit ( paraffin fuelled, with a condensor lens, vari-angle), various filters, spare films and a flashgun.
The whole bag was covered with proofed nylon, ( a cut-up Army combat blanket) including a large extended flap.
All easy to get to and no problems.
No batteries. Mechanical cameras never need them and are far better for trips like that.
Here's an Exacta on a microscope...scroll down
http://www.marriottcameras.co.uk/instructions/Exakta_Varex_Micro_Macro/micro_withpictures.htm
Strongly built messenger bags can be very good as camera bags. I have three with different outfits in them, all waterproofed with Nikwax TX-10 years ago and still OK.
A fourth, nylon covered, is still in use after very many years....see below
Look in sports and fishing shops for well made messenger style bags.
http://www.burnsfly-tackle.co.uk/ekmps/shops/sammied/images/severn-khaki-1476-x-1366-738-x-683-%5Bekm%5D324x300%5Bekm%5D.jpg
http://www.jarviswalker.com.au/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/500x/040ec09b1e35df139433887a97daa66f/8/7/87020-JW-Fishing-Bag-Phone-Holder1-Accessories.jpg
Make sure the flap covers the bag properly so rain doesn't get in at the sides, or else extend it with proofed nylon sheeting.
Foam sheets can be bought cheaply and inserts can be made with plastic sheeting or use cut-down plastic containers, especially free ones that come as food packaging.
Wash well, dry, cut to fit what you need and bond some together if you like.
Messenger bags can be less bulky than purpose-made camera bags and with care will give good protection for your kit.
Carry the bag with the flap towards you, not away from you. You'll soon find how much better it is, especially in wet weather.
My first one was bought in the Far East and modified for a field Malaria survey in Malaysian rainforest and carried two Exacta cameras, a field microsope and camera adapter, extension tubes for close-ups, a lighting unit ( paraffin fuelled, with a condensor lens, vari-angle), various filters, spare films and a flashgun.
The whole bag was covered with proofed nylon, ( a cut-up Army combat blanket) including a large extended flap.
All easy to get to and no problems.
No batteries. Mechanical cameras never need them and are far better for trips like that.
Here's an Exacta on a microscope...scroll down
http://www.marriottcameras.co.uk/instructions/Exakta_Varex_Micro_Macro/micro_withpictures.htm
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