Canon WP-DC28 Waterproof Case for Canon PowerShot G10 Digital Cameras

Canon WP-DC28 Waterproof Case for Canon PowerShot G10 Digital Cameras

from: Canon Cameras US See Larger Image List Price: $240.00 You Pay Only: $173.05 You Save: $66.95 (28%) Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Binding: Electronics Brand: Canon EAN: 0013803100662 Label: Canon Cameras US Manufacturer: Canon Cameras US Model: WP-DC28 Publisher: Canon Cameras US Studio: Canon Cameras US Features: Works up to depth of water 40m JIS protective class 8 Liquid crystal monitor Built-in Strobe Accessories: An Essential Guide to Digital Underwater Photography: A Complete How-To Guide Sealife Small Moisture Muncher (10-Pack) Canon WWDC1 Weight for Canon Waterproof and All Weather Cases Kwik Tek Dry Pak Alligator Wallet (4-Inch x 4-Inch) Kwik Tek Dry Pak Camera Case (Clear , 6-Inch x 5-Inch x 1.5-Inch) Related Items: Canon Powershot G10 14.7MP Digital Camera with 5x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom Canon NB-7L Lithium-Ion Battery Pack for Canon G10 Digital Cameras Kingston 4 GB SDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card SD4/4GB Sandisk 8GB EXTREME III SDHC SD Card Class 6 (SDSDX3-8192, Plastic Case) Canon LA-DC58K Conversion Lens Adapter for Canon G10 Digital Cameras see more Editorial Review: Product Description: For PowerShot G10 Digital Camera Customer Reviews Average Rating: Rating: - Does the Job I have been so hesitant in getting this marine case, after hearing a lot of bad reviews about its predecessors (casings for the g7 and g9) from fellow divers like myself. They claim that Canon makes bad cases, and that they haven't perfected it yet. Taking into consideration that the G10 is a pretty pricey camera, I was so adamant about purchasing the casing lest my g10 gets soaked. However the options are waaay too pricey for me. They even cost more than the camera itself. And so I took a chance and bought it, assuring myself that I've used about 3 Canon-made housings in the past and they we're very well-built. I took it diving with me, the deepest at 100 feet, and it never gave me problems. If you are to take it diving, I suggest that you bring down the casing first, without the camera, and put a sheet of tissue in the casing. If the tissue gets wet, then something must be wrong with how you sealed it, and check the o-ring again. I strongly suggest that you search the web for o-ring maintenance tips and follow it diligently. And keep it from impact. Make sure you wrap it in cloth or something to cushion it against blows or scratches. I guess those that had so-called problems with their casings didn't handle the o-rings properly, or maybe they banged their casings somehow. I just gave it 4 stars because there's no way that you can manipulate the control dial. The solution would be to create custom settings. Go get it, take good care of it, and spend the rest of the ... Read More Browse for similar items by category: Accessories General Camera Other Accessories Printer Batteries, Chargers & Power Supplies