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The WP-DC28 Underwater Case has been specifically designed for the Canon PowerShot G10 Digital Camera and is waterproof down to the depth of 130 ft. (40m). This clear and durable polycarbonate case shields your digital camera as you explore your underwater surroundings. A tight O-ring main seal with safety lock, along with stainless steel and nickel-plated brass hardware, help to ensure protection from corrosion for years to come. A fluorite (FL) glass window gives your digital camera's high quality Canon lens the protection and clear view it needs to deliver crisp detail and vibrant color. A flash diffusion plate allows you to use your camera's internal flash.
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- Waterproof Case- Compatible with Canon PowerShot G10
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By fishgeek (Atlanta GA)
First off, I love Canon Powershots because of the image quality and design and function. But secondly, I love Canons because they make the best underwater housings for most of their models. They are good to 130ft, which is better than most. And, really, most recreational divers would have little reason to dive beyond 130ft. I have taken it to as deep as 91ft. I shot some amazing video in addition to still shots, and everything on this housing works the way it should. The flash diffuser (the translucent piece that attached around the lens port) is very helpful in improving the quality of your flash shots by softening the light. For any recreational use, especially if you are a diver, this is a must have. And it is way cheaper than getting an Ikelite housing, for example. Unless you must have external strobes. I'll also use the housing when I am in adverse conditions, just to protect it sometimes. It's a bit bulky to bring with you on trips, but any housing would be. This one is pretty compact if you put it on that scale.
By robert "doc" adelman
Canon offers this in their line of OEM U/W Camera housings, and it was way cheaper than any of the aftermarket units... by $600 and more. Some deride it as having clunky looks and peculiar rainbow colors, but for this price, I'm not complaining. (It fit into the same BC pouch I formerly stuffed my Oly 5050 in) The controls were easy to operate, the latch mechanism is secure. I especially liked the diffuser panel for the on-board flash. I was shooting all macro and with the airlines the way they are, I wanted something that didn't "need" external flash. This worked really well. You're prolly going to want the slip on adapter for the front of the lens port to hold macro add-on lenses. It did need the weight system as it was positively buoyant, but I just taped a few automotive wheel weights to an "L" bracket that I had left over from my 35mm SLR days. There is a lot of room on either side of the lens to stash some moisture absorbent canisters (from old pill bottles) if the water is chilly and you're shooting fast with flash- a common problem in any housing- but this one has the extra internal room to secure the absorbents in place. Throw a piece of clear packing tape across the rear view screen area to shield it from scratches-0 something you would do to any housing. Looks like the same guys that made the Olympus housings had a hand in this. Simple and inexpensive- does the job.
By D. McClure (Dayton, OH)
I'm very pleased with the condition of this housing plus the quick delivery. I have not used this product yet and as long as it protects my camera and doesn't flood it I will be a happy camper.
By Rebecca Neff
Haven't had the opportunity to use underwater at this point, is simple to use the buttons to work the camera.
By hellfire (seattle, wa)
wanted to dispel a myth that's been perpetuated in the prior reviews.
while it's true you cannot rotate the control wheel at the back of the G10, you can simulate left/right scrolls by holding down the "S" button (AKA custom control, AKA print button) and pressing left/right on the scroll wheel. this nugget of information is hidden on pg 14 of the manual. i believe this basically puts all of the camera's functionality at your disposal while it's sealed in the case.
some quick notes after a whitewater rafting trip with this:
1) it's relatively large and bulky. on par with a rebel body and kit lens.
2) the back will get scratched up fast.
3) water droplets on the front will show up quite dramatically in your images. pack a microfiber cloth or something to wipe the front down with.
4) i was able to switch pretty quickly between shooting modes to adapt to what was happening. turning the dials backwards was the biggest mental challenge for me.
5) removing the G10 straps up front can be a pain : i now use the wrist strap that came with the housing as my main strap for the G10. it goes on and off much more easily, and i find it more useful than the stock neck strap.
overall great experience and i'm looking forward to using it skiing and on rainy hikes.
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