how deep I can use the camera???
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pretty sure you need a case to submerge the cam. It is water resistant - like snowboarding or motorcycling in a light shower - both of which I have done with mine. But that's prob about as far as I would go.
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The exact thickness of the camera should be included in the technical specifications on the Nikon site (nikonusa.com)...so I don't know what that dimension is for sure ... but I do know that the camera I have is definitely one that you can put comfortability into an inside jacket pocket or even a shirt pocket if you like ... it is pocketable. Hope that helps.
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There are small pockets on the outside and inside of the cover which if used would limit the inside depth capacity if filled. Inside will hold a couple AA batteries, outside not much of anything not flat, kind of useless. Depth dimension would vary also as to how tightly the camera would fill the other dimensions. Maximum depth for camera storage without working at getting camera in and out looks like 1 1/2 inches. My PowerShot A1200 has plenty of spare room with batteries in the inside pocket.
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nope. there is waaaayy more than enough space between the flash and camera. you're all good.
1350529
Not that I am aware off just make sure that the camera is at least 2 feet above the ground
740998
Hi Andrew, You can safely submerge and use your phone up to 100 feet. Taking pictures is still possible while submerged as long as you can still see the capture button on your screen. Hope that helps. Kind Regards, Angie/ECO-FUSED
1997334
Donna, I am sorry I don't have that information, check the Steadicam site which has a list of cameras and measurements under Merlin. I hope you can work it out from there, I would think it should be OK from my playing with various cameras on the Merlin. Good luck with it Gordon Bennett
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I use my GoPros to film underwater on a downrigger. I tried the new case only one time, as it leaked from the bezel at less than 85 feet. The good news as stated, if you have a regular 3 Black, is that the new camera will fit into the old housing. I have had my 3 Black camera down to 195 feet, and believe it or not, there was enough light to see what was going on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXSgMSmyfOM And here is some footage in clearer water over 100 feet deep. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRPbdCpXzTQ
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i had an old polariod camera that was pretty small. it fit but when i was more than 10 ft down the was soft and compressed so it wouldnt work properly. for the specific camera u asked about i dont know because i dont have that one. we did end up buying a waterproof shock proof camera that we like to use much better. its easier and worth the 250 or so we paid for it plus its a good every day camera.
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In addition to the recreational diving limit, unless you have U/W camera lights, everything you shoot at depth will be monochrome and very dark. Even at relatively moderate depths, the water filters out much of the color spectrum, so there really isn't much need for the case to go any deeper.
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none. . IF you want a "camera" buy a camera . . this is for cheap folks, like me
322288
You will need to go bigger. I have the camera and the lens and its a challenge to get that in.
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Yes you can. My wife has the camera today, otherwise I would tell you how, but I kinda have to do it.
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Hello, My apologies about the late response. This bag is too small for your gear. It is not deep enough. Regards, Roozbeh OC camera
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This is my opinion on your question. This camera is not designed to take pictures less than 18 inches from the subject so I would say it is not suitable for what you want to do. Secondly, doing what you purpose would be a very low-light situation and even if the camera would do closeup exposures there would be issues with the pictures and any movement of the subject would be blurred.
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We have never tried to take it deeper than 45 feet, we haven't tried to take pictures underwater with it. However the pictures we have taken are very good.
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Why YES, you certainly can. You use the MACRO mode (just push the round button at the 3 o'clock position to toggle between normal, horizon, and macro) and you can get as close as 1.5 inches. I use it for snapping the inside of pocket watches to show the movement in crisp detail, and the shots come out amazing. This is a great camera. I may buy a second as a backup for when I inevitably break this by dropping it or something else very stupid. (Ex: I put my last Canon Powershot, which I loved, through the wash by leaving it in my pants pocket! It still worked, but was very sluggish to open so I got this one and am VERY happy.)