Camera Case Canon

I'm needing a waterproof camera case for my canon camera. I'm only using it for jet skiing but just in case it falls in the water I want a case for it. I'm kind of afraid to buy one as I've heard of some of these leaking! Anyone know of a good quality case for under $40, if there is one? Thanks.

Here i found one (www.amazon.com/Dicapac-Waterproof-Digital-Powershot-SD990is/dp/B00192HQOQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1253128334&sr=1-1-fkmr2) for $30 I've read an article on it and looks pretty good, but i would also try Ebay

2009-09-16 11:31:43 by Nichole

Underwater Camera Housing Leak Detector. This device warns the photographer in the event of any water leaking into the camera housing. Check out ...

I really want a camera case that's waterproof for my digital camera (Canon SD890 IS) so I can take it to waterparks, the beach, etc.

What's a good one?
Where can I get it?
Links?
Price?
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This compact digital housing is molded of corrosion free clear polycarbonate, it is virtually indestructible with heavy duty walls that allow it to operate safely to 60m (200 feet). All functions of the camera are accessible, except the print button. A flash diffuser is included to aid in improving lighting quality when the camera's built-in flash is used to illuminate subjects underwater. Accessory lens port adapters (not included) are available for the attachment of the Ikelite W-20, Inon, or Epoque external wide-angle lenses. This compact digital housing is molded of corrosion free clear polycarbonate, it is virtually indestructible with heavy duty walls that allow it to operate safely to 60m (200 feet). All functions of the camera are accessible, except the print button. A flash diffuser is included to aid in improving lighting quality when the camera's built-in flash is used to illuminate subjects underwater. Accessory lens port adapters (not included) are available for the attachment of the Ikelite W-20, Inon, or Epoque external wide-angle lenses. An optional #9523.31 Release Handle and Tray is required to attach DS SubStrobes. The Release Handle allows easy attachment and removal of Ikelite strobe mounting arms at the touch of a button.

Ikelite Underwater Camera Housing for Canon Powershot SD-890 & IXUS 970 Digital Cameras
Price: $284.95 + $10.95 shipping
http://www.amazon.com/Ikelite-Underwater -Housing-Powershot-Digital/dp/B001ARKCRI /ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&am p;qid=1241927452&sr=8-1&tag=comm entglitte-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1 789&creative=9325

2009-05-09 20:47:26 by ohmygoshhlori

Price: $24.99 $1.49

Fits mulitple models, NOT ALL. Check sizes carefully.
Lightweight, durable, convenient to carry, material: Genuine leather, External size: 4.1 " x 3.0 " x 1.5", Internal size: 3.7" x 2.5" x 1.0 "
Protects your camera against scratches, dust and damages

Today I just bought a Canon PowerShot camera and I would like to buy a case for it, does anyone know where I can buy one? I'd like websites too please! Thanks!

*The camera is also light blue and I'd like it to match(:

I have the same camera! Purchased it at Walmart, so I also bought a case there. Ask the guy or chick behind the camera counter what kind of case he would recommend for you. They have a large selection, im sure youd be able to find one that is the same color as your camera.

2010-01-02 19:45:17 by Haley (:

Price: $9.99

Camera case compatible with ultra compact point and shoot cameras
Durable dobby nylon and interior padding protect your camera against daily wear and tear
Zippered pocket stores memory cards and other small accessories

I saw the underwater housings, but where can I find a water proof case/ camera bag?

I've walked considerable distances in the pouring rain with $3000 worth of gear in my Crumpler camera bag. No problem at all. And I imagine that all other brands offer a similar degree of weather protection. On the cheap, use any old bag but wrap your camera in a plastic bag first.
But if the camera absolutely, positively has to be water-proof... as in dunking it in a swimming pool... you will need an underwater housing. That, or take your chances with a Tupperware container.

2008-04-12 00:35:22 by gofaster

I want a decent fit, but not too tight. This one has about 1/2 inch of room on each side of camera, but it appears to be held snug enough. I've read about people worrying about their screen getting scratched by sliding around, but it is super soft inside. I looked at both Canon and Sony cases, but they fit worse than what I have now. Let me know what you think.

Thanks.

The best camera case is one that almost touches the camera on all sides. I think that you have too much room. Are you sure that the camera doesn't roll around. If it doesn't you should be fine. If it does try to get one with less space. About the scratching usually the more room their is in the camera case the more it scratch. This is even true of extremely soft cases. The casing can rub on the camera and produce scratches.

2007-12-11 19:24:31 by Q dog