DiCAPac WP-570 All Medium & Large Size Camera 100% Waterproof Cases

Used for a dive trip to Bonaire. I used it on dives as deep as 75 feet. It never leaked and the pictures were great. After about 30 feet the pressure on the case pushed in the buttons on the camera and I was not able to us it until I ascended above 30 feet. This did not cause me any issues but I did wonder if there were any folks who experienced an unlucky series of button pushes...you know, like "menu" / "format memory card".I used it on a Panasonic Lumix with a fairly big tele lens and I was impressed at how well it worked.On down side is it was quite difficult to manipulate the camera controls while in the case, so you need to set it to a mode and leave it there for the dive. I was able to switch between video and photo mode but it was quite difficult.It is basically a heavy duty zip-lock bag with a velcro closure for added security.In any case I thought it was great for what it is and would recommend it to others.

Positives:*Absolutely waterproof! (+3 stars for material quality)*Comes with strap: use it!*Cheaper than hard-case alternatives (+1 star for value)Negatives:*Not form-fitting - makes it difficult to use camera. (-0.5 star)*Lens casing blocks part of the lens giving a blackened ring around image. (-0.5 star)Used the Dicap fitting guide here:[...]to make sure I chose the correct size case for my Lumix DMC-ZS3 point and shoot. The fit was not very good and too loose. This would not have been a problem had it not been for the fact that the lens barrel opening blocks part of the lens and blackens out the image in a circular ring when I practiced taking photos with it at the airport on a trip to the Bahamas. Ended up using my back-up cheap $60 Kodak underwater camera more for snorkling and water photos (which wasn't very good, but at least got some easy photos).In conclusion, it might be better value to invest in a dedicated underwater camera than this case due to it's lack of form fitting (thick plastic keeps camera dry, but too rigid for fingers to use) that makes it less than easy to push snapshot buttons let alone the zoom lever or other camera options. The worst part is having the lens blocked to give images with blackened rings.Overall 3 Stars

I know I am little harsh by giving one star. I am not a picky person. However, I believe by giving 1 star, some people will read my review, and it is helpfulFirst of all, My camera is Sony cyber shot dsc h55It fits well. The case is little big for this camera, but the customer support told me the lens will accommodate the lens of this camera. The support was rightLike product suggested, I did the experience. I put a bunch paper inside this case. I place in a big bucket with full of water. For some reason, the whole thing did not sink. So I added two more rocks. I still did not sink into the bottom. I just push down the whole case inside the bucket all the time. Eventually, I got tired and let it float, but once a while I went to the bucket to push case.The case was in the bucket for 24 hours, but it was not in the bottom of bucket for full 24 hours.Anyway, after 24 hours, nothing was wet inside. However, it was not good test. If you want to, you can find your old camera or cell phone, and see what happenI went to Belize 3 months ago. I was hoping to use this on snorkeling. I had the cave tubing. I decided to do the experiment. The chance for me to fall into water in cave tubing is much lower. Therefore, taking this case will be a good experimentOh, for me it was easy to manipulate it outside of water. Of course, but DSC h55 has control panel in the back of camera. Therefore, I did not have to adjust dial on the top for different setting. That is even painful even if you are not in the water. However, clicking is still tough inside the. Overall adjust setting is easier for DSC-H55 since the control panel is in the back. I suggest you to do lots of practice. No matter how good you are, you will have tougher time using this case in the waterI am starting to contradicting my statement (by writing the negative stuff)Try to do it in cave tubing. I was on the tube. We (my friends and tour guides) went inside the cave. Like I said, if I did not pay attention, i could have fell in the water. That was the reason I brought this case. Also the humidity was very high. Water is dripping every place. It is better to bring this caseHere is the problem, seconds after we entered the cave, I tried to use the camera. It was all blurry. Then I realized that this case is not fog. I AM NOT EVEN IN THE DEEP WATER. I tried to adjust the setting in the panel. Since I was sitting comfortable on the tube, I had no problem adjusting the panel. The major problem was fog. I tried so many times. Of course, since it is not anti fog, The picture quality is bad. That is the reason, once a while I took camera to take pictures if we were 10 feet away from water (I still had to watch out the dripping water). I can tell the camera was not wet. Of course, I never used it in the water anything deeper than 1 inch of water. The fog is not due to my camera because my camera took perfect pictures once I took out of case. After we left cave, 10 minutes later, all the fogs were gone from the caseIn conclusion, I did not use this case during the cave tubing because it is not anti fog. Knowing that, I decided not to use it during snorkeling.I decided to return the product to Adorama. Originally, the support was very helpful on this. Then he asked me if the product has been in water. I said I was in a cave trip. I hope water did not drip. He said that should be fine.Then I realized I did the water experiment. I told him about that. He said that I am not eligible to return products. I had to call manufacture. Since the day I call the Adora was already 28 days after purchase, I decided to keep this.I would have given three stars. What I hate is the manufacture encouraged us to do the 24 hour experiment. If it is not working, we can return However, Adorama will not accept the return merchandise if it is already inside the water. The manufacture will accept the return merchandise, but you have to pay shipping fee.I don't know if the camera will survive in 10 or 20 feet. I never tried, but it is water proof. Since is not fog proof. That pretty much negate everything.

Ordered this after realizing how expensive even a cheap waterproof camera can be. I only wanted it for occasional use in/near water so the price was right. It kept my Powershot SX110 perfectly dry while tubing down the creek. Also worked well underwater at the pool, pictures were not blurry at all. We never submerged the camera for more than 15 seconds or under about 4 feet so I can't speak for how well it would do for extended periods of exposure. The camera didn't fit in the bag as snugly as I would have liked so the buttons to change settings were not very easy to work. The zoom lens caused quite a few 'lens errors' because it wasn't lined up perfectly in the lens barrel when using it, but we figured out the best way to avoid that by trial and error. I think it will be real nice to use at the beach, to keep sand out of the lens as well. Overall, very happy with it, worth the $.

Ottimo, l’ho usato con una compatta e si comporta molto bene, naturalmente si è limitati nell’usare la macchina in acqua, non si ha accesso a tutti i comandi, ma per il prezzo è tooop

After destroying 3 waterproof cameras (The Fuji battery door opened while in the water, The Olympus took crappy pictures and the Nikon AW100 was by far the best, but somehow it developed a leak and also died). So I looked around to revive an old point and shoot (Nikon P6000) and since it is an older camera, finding a proper waterproof container proved difficult.This item was purchased (the Amazon description was a little short on details, so with the help of the Dicapac website I confirmed that this was the proper waterproof bag).Just tried it IN the surf of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. It does the job and keeps the camera dry. Where I drop the star is that the "on-off" and shutter release are a little hard to work, and that you must always maintain some pressure in the front of the bag to ensure that the lens is somewhat centered.Beats spending another $200 to $300 on a new waterproof camera.

Very quick dispatch! Received it in 24 hours! The case performed perfectly on our SCUBA trip. Dived to a depth of 12m and it held up. Took a lot of pics and videos underwater.

La utilice en la playa y la piscina con una TZ de Panasonic, solo hay que sacar un poco el zoom para que el gran angular no saque zonas negras. LA facilidad y estanqueidad insuperables, saque y metí varias veces la cámara, profundidad de uso menos de 2 metros, las fotos estupendas. Como siempre ser muy meticulosos con el cierre y comprobar que se ha cerrado bien.

Habe die Tasche heuer in Ägypten beim Schnorcheln getestet . Hunderprozentig wasserdicht, Bedienung trotz der Tasche möglich, Aufnahmen werden ganz toll. Lediglich bei Weitwinkelaufnahmen sieht man den runden Objektivrand, macht aber oft ganz guten Abschluss des Bildes. Für Profis ist sicherlich ein Originalprodukt (ca 250,- €) zu empfehlen, aber für gelegentliche Aufnahmen vollkommen ausreichend. Ich war jedenfalls froh, diesen Schutz gekauft zu haben und freue mich heute über tolle Fisch- und Schildkrötenbilder. Noch dazu um diesen Preis. Ich würde auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert für die kleine Geldbörse sagen.