DSLR Camera Underwater Housing Bag, Universal Camera Waterproof Pouch Case Protector Cover for Canon for Nikon for Sony DSLR Cameras

For allowing you to carry your camera into the water without damage, this works fine. It was super helpful when traveling alone so that I could swim and trust that my camera was safe. The clasps can be very hard to close, as you have to get all three lined up, and the plastic of the case can shift and get in the way. Also, it takes some practice to get nice pictures with it; I was using a shorter lens and had to use my second hand to hold the lens portion of the case right up against the camera or the case would be in the edge of the shot (or sometimes obscure over half of it). Also, keep in mind that with a temperature difference between the air and water, the plastic case will develop some condensation and you will not be able to easily see the settings. I had to pick a setting and hope for the best (not auto to avoid it attempting to flash).

Took this on a trip to the Jersey shore. I didn't plan on shooting anything underwater, but I wanted to get out into the waves to shoot pictures of my model in the water. Bag did very well protecting my camera from the waves and splashing, and even kept the interior dry when I got bowled over by a surger. It works.Cons -If the seal were further back, you wouldn't have to take your lens off to get the camera in.The ring that comes with the bag that's meant to be put on the end of your lens prevents auto-focus from working, so I couldn't use it.The lens "tube" is probably going to be longer than your lens, as it was with mine. There's no adjusting it. You'll need to keep checking every few minutes and fix it to avoid getting an in-camera vignette.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for my Sony A7riii because I needed it for a pool photoshoot.I did the paper towel test overnight which was successful enough for me to somewhat trust the case. I also wasn't planning on fully submerging my camera.The case itself is kind of bulky and large for Sony cameras but it did fit my Tamron 24-70mm lens. I also liked that it had a designated hole for your finger which makes shooting relatively easy once your settings are locked in. It's not the most effortless to use, but it did the job. I wrapped a hair tie around the lens tunnel to keep it secured on the lens, otherwise the photos were coming out with a black ring in them.Everything was fine and I would've rated this product a 3.5/5 but after about 20 minutes of shooting there was condensation inside of the bag! Luckily I was checking the case often because I was paranoid about ruining my camera. Once I noticed droplets inside the bag, I immediately removed the camera. iI would absolutely not trust your camera with this bag. It's not worth it.

Didn't work at all. Might be better with a shorter prime lens.

It be blunt, I would trust a gallon ziplock freezer bag to protect my camera more than this. I bought it to use as a secondary safe guard when taking my camera on boat trips, but after reading the instructions and looking at the seams and quality of the item I retuned without using. I can't imagine how one would effectively focus a picture given the lens pouch design.

This will not easily work with a Cannon 90D SLR camera, I have to take the lens off and put it in first, and then attach the lens inside the bag which is awkward and is something that will keep me from using on a day to day basis

It worked great. It is hard to change settings on the camera and hard to press the shutter button. I am using a nikon d3500.

This product though I might seem like a deal but you're getting a product that is very poorly made.. the plastic at first glance seems reasonable quality but remains stiff then the seals that keep the water out are basically a lie.. as they do not work and let water in quite easily. I'd suggest just getting the DiCAPac WP-S10 as I will be doing very shortly.