Will it keep water from entering the camera???
1422348
No, it will not, it's designed to help with dings, or scrapes, or possibly a drop.
1422349
No. The grip is meant for preventing minor damage from dings and dents. It will not help protect the camera from water.
1422350
It's not necessarily a waterproof case. The Delkin Skin is just a rubber cover that covers the body of the camera with flexible flaps that allow use of ports and buttons. It will not cover the lens. It is great if you want to protect your camera body from scratches and improve grip, but again, it's not a full cover case that protects the body from all elements.
1422351
Definitely not. This is to protect the body from dings and scratches encountered as you shoot, it is not meant to "seal" anything.
1422352
No. This is a rubber skin that covers most of the camera. There are holes all over for the straps, battery, screen etc. Each hole will allow water in. This is just to protect the camera from bumps. It may keep out some rain water as the rubber does cover the buttons. I do not like loosing the feel of the rubber covering the buttons. You also cannot read the markings on the camera.
1218542
No, I have not found that it will block the camera on either the iPad 2 or iPad Air (have that brand iPad cover for both units).
2114377
From my experience no.. it's impossible to get the camera lined up with the clear part on the front camera.. and the back is touchy as well.. if it moves even a little bit the gray plastic edge covers it.. if you are using it as your main camera you will get frustrated with it.. I used mine at the beach and while it didn't leak the pictures were useless.. esp with the condensation from heat.. if you did get it lined up right to take a picture it wouldn't come out.. it was foggy looking.. I ended up taking it off bc I almost missed getting pictures of dolphins that swam by us
562451
No, it has a cut out so it doesn't cover the camera. Won't affect your picture taking
846381
If screwed in properly it should help keep any moisture and dust off of your camera lens....I have not noticed any problems with my lens an this time.
455098
As long as you have a strap hole on the camera to loop this strap through. It is pretty buoyant - so really depends on how large/heavy your camera is. It kept my GoPro afloat with no issues.
823694
I agree with Michael that the cover will keep water from seeping through but do all you can to see that it won't puddle up in the first place.In time any material will seep because of weathering of the protection in the material.
824175
I doubt it, I took mine apart to repair the button sticking problem and don't remember anything that would keep water out of the unit...Geo
694452
No it is not. The camera is the best I have used. Love the photos but I do keep it in a sealed baggie to prevent dust from getting into the camera so I would think water would really be a problem.
860228
Hi Buying this water proof case depends on what your trying to do with it. If you are just trying to protect the camera from water it might fit in you have a large camera. If you have a long lens it will not fit. At the time I bought this item I had a Fuji S3 pro which is about the same size and it barely fit in. I wanted to take pictures on a rubber dingy but I couldn't move the lens to focus nor could I see through the view finder. I believe it is water tight because they do sell quite a few of them. For what my needs were this item did not work for me.
802281
The camera itself is not waterproof, but its case is. So as long as you have it in its case, then yes it is totally waterproof. Has it gotten wet without its case? Ya I've accidentally splashed it a time or two, if that happens I immediately turn it off and check to make sure I didn't get the internal parts wet. So try not to get water on it when its outside its case. I've taken it free diving in its case to depths deeper than 60 feet and, it can go down about 200 feet.
1457875
Yes, but mk sure it's held tightly. It may let a slight ant of water in. I used an air suction/circulator I bought on amazon to help with that.
351943
From the look of the camera body, I thought it would withstand blowing rain OK. I was wrong. Mine is really not splashproof. Condensation would form on the inside of the plastic bubble after a good rain. I had to mount it under the eave. I will try it there and see. I do like the camera.
1751000
I am not sure but it is a one size fit all application so I would say yes, but this camera did leak and fill up with water the first time it rained I would look for another camera and not waste your money. Hope this helps!
214117
Hi Paula, My name is Lonnie. I also bought the camera and waterproof housing. Mine is still good. Try here for a case. http://www.intova.net/ . If you can't find the case contact customer support and I'm sure they can help....
326116
That's a question that I've spend some time wondering about my self. What I've concluded is that since it comes with a rain cover the fabric isn't goingto keep condesation on the bladder from mygrating to your camera supplies. If your bladder has a water proof cover or you make one it shouldn't be a problem.
120751
Yes, this cover does keep out the water. It is a great product, I have it covering my atv stored outdoors and holds up through all the elements.