2011-05-08T21:00:00
Rated 2 out of 5
Does not work after about 10 feet
Yes this case kept water tight down to 60 ft... but it is to soft and crushes under the pressure. My camera would not turn on because I couldn't push the buttons. and once i did get it on at a shallower depth the lens wouldnt come out because there was still to much pressure. So I do not recommend it for diving only snorkeling and pools. Also you cannot use flash while it is in the case.
Ro P.
2010-11-14T19:00:00
Rated 5 out of 5
Good Product
Good product overall. If the website says do not use Flash, why complaining about the quality of pictures when you use flash?
deco
2010-10-12T21:00:00
Rated 5 out of 5
Great for beach vacations
You won't be taking award winning under water photos with this case. But you shouldn't expect to. It works great for protecting your camera from sand if you take it to the beach. You can lay it in the sand and nothing will happen to it. You can also strap it to your wrist and go into the ocean with it. Your camera won't get wet, or stolen (since you can take it with you), and it floats. It also takes great under water photos. It's a way of using your everyday camera in more dangerous (for cameras) places without buying a rugged underwater camera that is terrible for everyday use.
ADAM H.
2009-05-10T21:00:00
Rated 2 out of 5
Great case until you need your flash.
Pros: Inexpensive waterproof camera casing. Passed waterproof test (put a piece of tissue inside and submerge for 30 minutes before using). Fits camera better than waterproof bag cases (I've used DiPac bags in the past, and it's harder to press buttons, and if you don't center the lens you have a shadow on your pics.
Cons: You CAN NOT USE THE FLASH. Even the My Aqua Case website says 'avoid using flash'. If you use flash, it makes the entire picture look like a foggy haze. Which means if you're not at the beach or in a sunny place, you're pictures won't take. Forget taking it underwater anywhere dark.
Waterproof o.
