Review on Waterproof Case for DSLR Cameras: DiCAPac WP-S10 Pro Series by Derek Davie

My first time snorkeling and this was the perfect accessory! I've used it with both my Canon T1i and a 5D with a 17-40mm wide angle lens. No issues with leaks, fogging or the front lens getting in the way of photography. It would be nice if it came with extra padding for the inside, but that's an easy fix for you. My first thought was that the lens face would be too long, but after putting it in the water, the front glass held up right next to my lens. It took some practice to get used to, but I mostly stuck with my T1i's sport settings for easier shooting. Suggestions: 1: Loosen the strap as much as possible and wrap it around your chest and under your arms. I found this easier to manage as the current constantly tangles the strap in my hair and hose. 2: Practice sealing the seal in the sink or bathtub with a tissue inside BEFORE inserting the camera. 3: Don't use a small lens 4: Have fun! The attached photo was taken with a Canon T1i in Sport mode, 17-40mm lens and DiCAPac WP-S10 in Curaçao with some color enhancement in Lightroom.