Canon WP-DC19 Underwater housing for Canon SD950IS Digital Cameras
 |   Publisher : Canon Cameras US Company : Canon |
Features
- Can use camera's internal flash to control external strobes
- Includes - Neck strap, wrist strap, silicone grease
Product Description
The WP-DC19 Underwater Case for Canon SD950IS Digital Cameras protects your camera from sea water, sand or whatever else you can throw at it. This All-Weather Case offers a new shooting possibility to help you realize the full potential of digital photography. You can also use it to take pictures where it is snowing, raining, dusty or excessively humid.Customer reviews
Great entry-level housing
I have three of these. Use them for shallow-water research projects. They're pretty rugged, are easy to use and maintain, and have remained problem-free to depths of 110'.
Works Great !!!!
I bought this product when I bought my camera at Christmas. I owned a similar product years ago for diving that held a disposable camera which began to leak after a few uses. I expected the same from this product but I was wrong. It survived a water park and the beach with no problems.
Good Product
Just got back from Hawaii and used the underwater housing on several dives. Went down to 90' and no problems. Used it for a night dive with the Manta Rays. You could hear the ocean noises and me breathing on the video clip, very cool. (I thought the video would be silent through the plastic.) Controls easy to use, but, you have to be familiar with camera controls. Underwater it's hard to try switch between modes or any other setting if you don't know before hand how to get there. Just practice a little. We're very glad we bought it.
you can't go wrong with this product
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Great underwater photos 
Easy to use, and takes fantastic underwater photos, we also tried a little video that came out excellant also. Much easier & less bulky than our old 35mm camera made especially for underwater pics. Also much easier than carrying the bulky 35mm still AND an even bulkier 8mm video camera housing. Only problem was that the flash didn't always work leaving us with very blue photos - typical of underwater shots, since the water filters out most of the color.