Can you take pictures using this waterproof pouch?
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It is waterproof, but you can only take videos as the touch screens are not responsive under water.
286231
Yes it is possible. The pictures turn out to be very decent. The clear plastic on both sides is perfect for front and back cameras.
1000679
No that pouch is waterproof so you could put you log book so something you don't want getting wet in there but I don't think your fins will fit mine do not
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Hi, Thank you for your question. Yes, videos and pictures can be taken underwater with this case.
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My opinion is no. It didn't work for me. I wasted my money on the camera, memory card, and my entire pictures from my trip. I would not recommend buying this "waterproof" camera.
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I don't think so. It does not say anywhere that the camera is waterproof...I wont take chance to use it under rain. GOOD LUCK
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No, the camera has a water protective cover on it but this is just for possibility of maybe a light rain, not submersable
1690261
Don't think it's submersible...those bags usually have some kind of zip closure and this one does not. I would not try it with my camera inside but it's great for splash proofing.
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Yes you can. My wife and I took almost all the pictures from our honeymoon with our phones in the case. We did not take any underwater pictures though. We used mainly to protect our phones just in case they got wet
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no but with one of these it can be used under water Panasonic Lumix SZ3 / DMC-SZ3 compatible Gomadic Weatherproof Case Protection Designed Camera with Unique FloatableDesign
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Yes. The AW 11-27.5 mm and the AW 10 mm lenses that are shipped with this camera are both waterproof.
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Hi,Thank you for your question. Yes, videos and pictures can be taken underwater with this case.
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I spend a lot of time on the water and did use it for some very basic under water or in the water photos (fishing/beach) but then one day it leaked. Seriously this case should not be used as advertised! if you're going on a trip and want to take some underwater photos I would suggest this first Fujifilm Quick Snap Waterproof 27 exp. 35mm Camera 800 film
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The camera is NOT waterproof, but it does come with the waterproofcase, I was too afraid to try it in the water during my trip to Puerto Rico.
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You can take pictures underwater. I have taken quite a few it has worked well for me on those occasions
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I would not get stuck in the rain with it. A light sprinkle would get the small top compartment wet. All I keep in there is a sling strap anyways. Anything heavier would probably get into the main camera compartment.
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I wouldn't recommend that. I went less than ten feet in water and it ruined the camera. Fortunately I was just within warranty and it was repaired for a small fee but I haven't tried it in water since.
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I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub to make sure it does not sink to the bottom before you take it out in real life. Just my. .02 I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub... » Read More I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub to make sure it does not sink to the bottom before you take it out in real life. Just my. .02 « Show Less