📷 Aquapac 458 DSLR Camera Case - Waterproof and Durable Review

Worst junk I've ever bought! It has to be a waterproof case, which means you can put your camera in and take it underwater. Well I bought mine to use on a jet ski while photographing people on a kiteboard. The spray from the jet ski was enough to wet the inside and damage my camera! I didn't even fully load it! Don't buy this case, it's useless!

I've only used it a few times, in the sea, in the pool, in the hot tub. The hot tub had some extra condensation inside. So if you want to give it a try I would suggest using extra bags and maybe cotton balls or whatever. In any case, there was a little condensation inside, but this is not a problem for the camera. , I took some great underwater shots in the ocean. It's difficult to use the camera in this thing and get the shot you want, but the price is right.

I've wanted to imagine this for a long time and finally decided! It goes really well with my D7100 with my 18-140 lens! It's a little tricky to handle the camera properly, but that's only because it fits well! The only real downside is that it's a bit difficult to use the controls when it's in the case. So try changing things like ISO or shutter speed. can be a real challenge. Just try to set everything up first and you will be fine!

I'm a professional wedding photographer. I used this to photograph a couple getting married during the Warrior Dash 5k Mud Run. I ran, swam, rolled in mud, climbed walls, and threw myself headfirst into GA's thick red clay. My 5d stayed completely dry and safe. The only problem I had is that it's difficult to quickly change settings or use the zoom. It was tight for my 5d but I used it with a 50mm lens. I used a ponytail holder around the outside of the bag to secure everything in place. I…

This is by far the easiest, cheapest and best way to protect your DSLR from moisture. I used this case on a 10 day kayak trip along the south coast of Crete and my camera worked great. It kept out water, salt, sand and stones just as advertised. The case takes a little getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, it's not that difficult. The only reason I'm not rating it a 5 is that it doesn't come with a lens cap. Without the lens cap, water droplets, water stains, and dust may enter the…

This company gets a 5/5 for customer service and a 4/5 for the product. I took this camera kayaking and it did a great job of keeping my Nikon dry. My camera did 12 (very wet) miles unscathed and I was able to get some fantastic shots early on. Unfortunately, towards the end of the trip, the inside of the suitcase was scratched by the end of the lens - not because the lens would normally reach the end of the suitcase, but simply by my movements with the camera, getting on and off the kayak…

This is a great and affordable invention but of course it would be even better if it had lens sizes. With an 85mm lens, there is too much wiggle room in the lens cap to shoot without holding it with your hand to pull it up. Forget it with a 24mm lens. I think it's possible to fold the lens cap on itself when using a shorter lens, but it doesn't stay folded. Here are my ten tips for success with the Aquapac: 1. If you intend to shoot underwater at all, you must wear scuba goggles or goggles if…