Review on Waterproof Case for DSLR Cameras: DiCAPac WP-S10 Pro Series by Marcus Consumers

Due to mixed reviews I was skeptical about buying this product. Again, given the price, it was a risk worth taking. Only used once with my D3200 Nikon. Decided to use instead of D750. I'm an impatient person so I didn't bother checking it in the tub for leaks, but I did check for tears in the seams. I just went to the beach and used it on the bay to try it out with my surfer friend. It's bulky and awkward to use, but that's to be expected given the elements you're shooting in. It takes a little practice to get used to it and I can tell you that if you're shooting above or at water level you can't go wrong with this item. As others have said, remember to set up your camera before you put it in your bag and make sure you set your focus point, even if you change it and use the controls on the back of the camera through the bag be able. It's a bit harder to see certain subjects when shooting in bright sunlight and waves, but it's even more fun. The camera struggled to focus under the water, which was a bit murky at the time. That's because of the camera and the elements, not the bag. The bolt finger section felt a bit flimsy and I could see where breakage could occur if you weren't careful. After my first shoot/test I was completely impressed with this feature and once I got over the learning curve I saw where there would be a lot of fun shots. I already have two more shots in the pool so I can get some underwater shots. I would recommend this item for the price, but remember that while it may not work as well as a $1,500 suitcase, with practice and care, you should be able to capture some fun moments.