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10/07/2003 08:25:21 AM · #1 |
//www.ewa-marine.de/English/Cameras/e-uaxp.htm
hey, what do you think of this stuff... - is it worth itand is it safe?
I am not very sure of my 10D in a plastic bag and the swimming pool
v.
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10/07/2003 11:14:12 AM · #2 |
Do you find anything about how much this costs? |
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10/07/2003 11:25:19 AM · #3 |
I wouldn't mind the rain cape, but I would bever go down under with my EOS 10D! LOL
Calvus
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10/07/2003 11:46:17 AM · #4 |
I wouldn't put my camera in that thing. Even if it was just a swimming pool. Water is water and a bag just doesn't seem right. If you're really serious and have a lot of money take a look at this
Message edited by author 2003-10-07 11:46:37. |
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10/07/2003 11:58:59 AM · #5 |
I wan't the rain cap that is showed on this page |
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10/07/2003 08:52:47 PM · #6 |
It's actually a kinda interesting concept. I definitely don't like the fact that it's PVC, and not a higher grade of plastic. PVC has all sorts of problems, like low strength, low melting point, gets harder and more brittle with age and sun exposure, stiffens in cold temps, the list goes on...
But the bag idea has some merit. The fact that it's compressible means that pressure is balanced, so a small leak is not immediately catastrophic. The clear bag means one can watch for any leak. If (BIG if) I were to use it I'd bag the camera inside it with a thin bag, rubber banded at the lens, and watch it carefully. One thing I'd be careful of is not to fill it with humid air and then take it into cold water. I'd back-fill with dry air from my dive tank. |
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10/07/2003 08:55:52 PM · #7 |
Heh, but it's not worth almost $500 (!!) |
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