Will this float the Nikon AW1?
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If your camera weighs about 8 oz. or more it will take both straps to float it.
844952
I don't know? I do know I used both of them on my TG-3 Olympus and it worked fine.
844953
I am not sure, looks like a heavy camera but it does comes with two so maybe you will need to use both of them
844954
The AW1 looks to be 11 ounces without a lens and these floats are good for 7 or 8 ounces. I'm not sure if using both floats at the same time would work. You could always try it out in the bath tub first.
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One of these will float a FujiFilm FinePix XP200 which weighs about 8.3 Oz (235 grams). I'll let you do the math...
2137654
The Nikon Coolpix AW100 does not have filter adaptability.... the Vivitar filters has a 40.5 mm thread size and will fit any lens with that diameter. It will not work on the AW100.
61656
If you hook a floaty wrist strap to the pole and the float on the camera then it will
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Dear, might it cannot. Though the item can make float, prevent the GoPro Hero 2 or Hero 3 camera from sinking. So you don't have to worry about losing it in the water.Notes: Floaty will not support the weight of the suction cup mount which is not recommended for high impact water sports.
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There's no reason it shouldn't given that it only weighs just over 1 pound. I've used it with Canon DSLRs no problem.
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I don't Know, I only have a Hero2 but if the case is the same for the hero 1 then it should be fine. It is also super easy to install
61657
It should, the pole alone will float, but not with the regular case attached. The camera will float with the floaty back, so the combo unit should float fine.
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I have a Fujifilm xp60 which is pretty heavy for a camera and one float worked fine. This product comes with 2 floats and I used both for ocean trips as a precaution but everything worked fine and one float should work for most days out.
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It is specifically designed for the Nikon 1. There may be an adapter available but won't work as is.
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No it will not. As a matter of fact, the hollowed pole will fill with water, causing it to sink. Just tighten the strap to your wrist and you'll be fine, unless you really need it to float, if thats the case then you might want to consider something else .
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Yes it will work fine. Obviously it will not be water proof. Also if you use a polarizing filter with it watch to be sure where the old AF lense rotates at to focus. The newer lenses rotate with in the body and the front lense stays constant.
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You should be able to rig it however you like. The floats are attached by suction cups.
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You know, that is a good question. To be honest with you I always had it on my wrist or attached to my BCD. This website says it will float with one camera attached: http://www.goprocases.com/goscopeclutch.aspx
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I use strap with Nikon Coolpix AW110 which weighs in at 6.9 with sd card and battery.. as a test I let it go of float strap in some fairly ruff waves and never lost sight of strap. Hope this helps with the wight issue
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sorry for the late response, NO it won't, once you add the battery or lcd bacpacs I haven't had any "floating success". just use your gopro w/o accessories then clip it with your pc
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No, it mounts just like all the other go pro mounts. By the way it works very well not only as a float, but also as a stabilizer.
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Yes, It does float the camera. I use it when I am snorkeling in the Bahamas