I'll be traveling soon in Asia with chances of rain. Can I trust that it will still be waterproof and if my nikon d5300 &amp; 18-55mm len will fit in?
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Took mine to Africa with NIkon 5200 with both lenses. Tight fit but worked.
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yes. i have used mine in the rain and it still works great. the only thing i might worry about is the camera and connections. i would cover those just in case.
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The OMD is weather sealed but not waterproof and very few lenses are even weather sealed. Others have wisely recommended a waterproof model as the way to take images under water or under very wet conditions. Even with weather sealed cameras it is unknown just how long the seals last before they deteriorate which could be well past the warranty period. Users should consider that possibility when taking their older "weather sealed" cameras in very wet conditions.
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I don't think it is a concern. I am an amateur photographer. I have had the D5100 for about 8 years and now the D5300 as well. Barring a rain storm I have taken the D5100 in all kinds of environments without a problem.
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Hi, yes if you have the Zuiko 12-50 mm kit lens. This is rain proof. but not under water of course.The body is but there are only 3 lenses which are splash / dust proof.zuiko 12-50 mmPanasonic 12-35mm 2.8Panasonic 35-100 mm 2.8Hope it helps
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Hi Buying this water proof case depends on what your trying to do with it. If you are just trying to protect the camera from water it might fit in you have a large camera. If you have a long lens it will not fit. At the time I bought this item I had a Fuji S3 pro which is about the same size and it barely fit in. I wanted to take pictures on a rubber dingy but I couldn't move the lens to focus nor could I see through the view finder. I believe it is water tight because they do sell quite a few of them. For what my needs were this item did not work for me.
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I have the d5300 with 18-140 lens and it fits perfectly. Could accommodate 2 more smaller lens but not sure about the 50-300. Might be too long for the depth of the bag. Love the bag though especially for travel.
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Yes. I have the same camera and it just fits. No room to spare.I haven't tested to see if it is waterproof. I do not like the clips they have to close it. They are not easy to line up or close quickly.
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I use mine with a Sony hx50v, which is "large" for a point and shoot. It has some space still in the bag, but it may be a tight fit with the nikon. However, after using this bag on one snorkeling trip, I decided to get a water/shock/dustproof camera instead. The bag did its job and kept the camera dry, but it was too difficult to work the controls and see the screen through the bag, at least with my Sony. The Panasonic TS5 worked beautifully on my last underwater excursion earlier this month.
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I have Nikon p100 and it worked for me....I took it under the Niagara fall...and it was perfectly waterproof
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Hi, yes if you have the Zuiko 12-50 mm kit lens. This is rain proof. but not under water of course.The body is but there are only 3 lenses which are splash / dust proof. zuiko 12-50 mm Panasonic 12-35mm 2.8 Panasonic 35-100 mm 2.8 Hope it helps
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Hi, The best info you can find is here at the BHPhoto site: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/842934-REG/Olympus_V204045BU000_OM_D_E_M5_Micro_Four.html . As you can see Olympus advertises a dust proof and splash proof system on their micro 4/3 cameras and Zuiko lenses. I would always suggest you verify with the perspective seller that the lens is the genuine OEM M.Zuiko lens. It most likely is (seems to be a package that Olympus sellers like to offer) but it doesn't hurt to verify this. As to water touching any camera equipment: Unless it is made to be submerged under water I would never trust my equipment in the rain and would immediately cover it up with clothing or my body. After all, if you're going to spend a Grand on photo equipment you need to plan to treat it with some level of respect when it comes to the weather IMHO.
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I agree with Chuck. With many lenses you need to remove the lens to put the camera in this bag. There are other products specifically designed to cover a camera during rain which would be superior for that task.
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Unfamiliar with your camera size, however, if it's same or smaller than my Cannon EOS, than it will fit. If you will be putting only your camera with the factory lens, you will have limited extra storage, however with a zoom, you will have no space & will need an extra bag or back pack to carry your accessories. I would say the case isn't water proof but water repellent, also, there is a Velcro compartment in the back of the case that has a pull out cover which I think why the manufacturer is making its waterproof claim. Overall, for the dollar amount, if your carrying only your camera, with minimal accessories, it's well worthed.
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Yes, plenty. I routinely bring mine hiking. I would not recommend using a waterrible bladder though. If it comessage unrolled somehow, you will spring a leak on your gear. The camera bag is not extremenlying water resistant. I normally pack water in two half liter water bottles with screw caps. They fit nicely in the lens dividers. Since the camera bag is not water proof, be sure to pack a hefty garbage sack to put over your bag if it rains sudueny. Good luck!
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The outside material seems to be waterproof except for the zippers. I sprayed it with water and water beads up on outside of the case but soaks into the zipper. BUT, theres a foam mesh side that would stay next to your body when carried that seems to soak it up. There's also 2 bars of plastic along the bottom that might raise it off the ground. I would consider this ok for camera protection if I was caught in a light rain running to shelter but for extended outdoor photo sessions in really wet weather I'd be hesitant what with the expense of photo equipment.
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I can't help you with this. my camera has always been & will be used only under dry conditions. Nothing in the Specs says that this model is waterproof. dust sealing against its sensor might be an official feature that is YET to be tested. you might want a leather half case to give it more grip. Presumingly, it is not sealed against waterfalls. Good luck