DSLR Camera Univeral Waterproof Underwater Housing Case Pouch Dry Bag for Canon Nikon Sony Pentax (Transparent)

I only did a dry run at first with this cover to see how the picture taking worked with it. I also closed it, without the camera inside, and submerged it in a pail of water...no leaks. It is very difficult to use, i.e. getting the camera positioned correctly in the case and and lining it up with the finger/button access pouches isn't much better. The instructions are horrible. The small graphics pictures that they give you help a little, but not much. I have a Pentax K-70 with an 18x135mm autofocus lens and to use this cover, I have to extend the lens to its limit to fit into the lens part of the case. If the lens is not extended, the rim of case appears in the photos. I do realize that the lens cover part has to be long to accommodate various lens sizes. Also, the three knobs used to tighten down the waterproof closure need a lot of fiddling with to get them to line up for proper closure. In June, I'll be putting this to an underwater snorkeling test and will submit more findings about it after that. The K-70 is a well constructed weatherproof camera and lens system, so a little water or moisture won't bother it.I've used two other types of cases similar to this on smaller point and shoot cameras and they fit and worked well.

Excellent as far as waterproof bags go, but I had to hold the camera lense up against the clear lense of the bag, otherwise it would obstruct the picture. Keeping it that close scratched the plastic lense of the bag against the teeeth on the UV filter lense on the camera, causing minor scrapes and scratches on the bag lense....Not noticeable in the pics the first time I used it, but I think with repeated use, it will end up causing clarity issues with your photos.

Snorkeling with this was fine and I was able to take some neat pictures however after the first day it got scratched up and started to bubble so using after that was practically impossible. So all in all great for 1 use useless after that, but I did only pay 30 so I guess you get what you pay for

This works great but the black rim of the case can get in front of the lens getting into any picture taken. You must be careful to make sure that the black plastic rim stays out of the picture which is annoying.

it is too large for a mirrorless camera, better for a full size SLR

I tried to use it with a Nikon D810 and a 24-120 F4, and I could only get it inside if I took the lens off and placed it in the bag first. When I tried to take photos, my camera had lots of trouble focusing, and the photos came out very blurry. If they had used a multicoated glass window, that would have been much better. I returned it immediately.

It broke the very first time I tried to use it. It’s not very user friendly BUT for the price it is manageable. Don’t have to high expectations if you try to land great images. ...

No me sirvió ,quise devolver pero se pasó mi tiempo de reembolso ,es muy incómodo para usar