If your caught in a quick rainfall, will this case protect the camera?
1075224
For a very light and brief shower it would protect but it's far fom waterproof.
1075225
Yes but I would not recommend using it for that purpose. It's a good overall protection from dust and dirt
1075226
I wouldn't use it for that purpose, but it will keep water off the camera for a short while. If you get drenched, your camera will as well.
1075227
I would trust it in a quick shower or storm, but I'd seek shelter as soon as you could. There are gaps on the sides of the flap that rain could get into if it's a very hard rain or you stay in it for too long.
1075228
Yes! It's neoprene and will DEFINITLE Protect the camera in a quick or even prolonged rainfall. And it slips on easy. It's a wonderful cover. I'd recommend it 100%
1351797
The cameras are already built for the outdoor so I believe it would be very hard for rain to get in. As far as heat is concerned I do not think that would be an issue since the electronics are already enclosed inside the built in unit.
1619697
NO rain here at the moments so i took some water and flicked beads of water on the case and it rolled right off and didn't seen to soak in for a minute or so. The rain flap should keep any light rain from entering from the top but there is no waterproof inserts inside the compartment but you might easily add some plastic in there.
575019
In my experience, if you are caught in a little bit of rain, the bag will keep things dry for a few minutes while you get to your car or a building. It is not waterproof, and I would not bet my camera on it in a downpour. I do a lot of shooting in wet and dirty conditions (car races), and here's how I solve this: I keep my waterproof rain jacket in the velcro straps on the front of the bag or hung from it on a carabiner. If it rains, I put the XXL jacket over the bag and myself. This allows me to use the bag, and even move it around from front to back under the jacket, while keeping the water off. Great bag, somewhat water resistant, but not waterproof. Hope that helps!
747744
Yes. That's what I bought it for. It's a little snug, but the case closes and the camera is not squished.
757119
I have used it in light rain and my phone was fine, I'm not sure about a heavy downpour. I keep a zip lock bag in the compartment in just case I get caught in a deluge, I'm just not willing to risk it.
247358
I can only answer for myself. I do not do much out door work so my experience is limited. I have used the 1D-x in rain but use a modified plastic bag for protection. Given what I have said I can say I have never had any weather problems using the camera.
312040
No, the manufacturer doesn't provide any guarantee. The case, however, it is a very good one. I haven't tried it on severe rainfall, but on occasional, light rains, the phone keeps completely dry.
1774271
Yes. My iPhone was well protected while cycling in the raining day. Sometime, the iPhone didn't response to the screen touch properly.
887962
Not really. It gets wet from sweating and in the rain. It does keep most of the rain out but the phone will get moist.
504384
I don't believe so. The last time I rain it was misty and I could still use it. At the top is a flap so it keeps the phone protected.
1914669
The bag will protect your camera during rain or snow. The outside is impermeable.
2012458
Hi,As for protection for the camera, yes, as long as you have it all snapped up and covering the camera I would say it would do a good job of protecting from rain. If you were to turn a garden hose on it maybe not so much, there are openings where the two halves meet and where the camera straps have space to exit and flowing water could enter at those places. And keep in mind that this is a leather case and as such exposure to water isn't it's strongest suit. If you think rain/water will be a regular encounter you would be better off with some synthetic material but for the casual, unexpected encounter it is more than adequate.Hope this helps. Hi,As for protection for the camera, yes, as long as you have it all snapped up and covering the camera I would say it would do a good job of protecting from rain. If you were to turn a garden hose on it maybe not so much, there are openings where the two halves meet and where the camera straps have space to exit and flowing water could enter at those places. And keep in mind that this is a leather case and as such exposure to water isn't it's strongest suit. If you think rain/water will be a regular encounter you would be better off with some synthetic material but for the... » Read More Hi,As for protection for the camera, yes, as long as you have it all snapped up and covering the camera I would say it would do a good job of protecting from rain. If you were to turn a garden hose on it maybe not so much, there are openings where the two halves meet and where the camera straps have space to exit and flowing water could enter at those places. And keep in mind that this is a leather case and as such exposure to water isn't it's strongest suit. If you think rain/water will be a regular encounter you would be better off with some synthetic material but for the casual, unexpected encounter it is more than adequate.Hope this helps. « Show Less
1087151
The camera itself is or appears to me to be fully waterproof in itself and then the case adds further protection but in any sort of heavy or wind driven rain the camera will get wet. That cannot be avoided but was anticipated in the camera design. The main purpose of the box is really to protect the camera from theft.
129809
Not at all! The bag is closed by folding the top and sealing the velcro. If your camera is small enough, the lens part does not have to be removed as the camera can slide right in (I used a Nikon D3100 and did not have to remove the lens piece). I think this bag would provide great protection against rain and it is very easy to put the camera in and take it out. The only issue I can think of is the camera strap, but you can either remove it or tie it with a rubber band and lay it beneath the camera inside the case.
1993119
I think this would be fine in that situation. I've used it in snow and light rain and it worked great. My camera is not weather sealed so I worry about wet weather
1621468
This case will keep the water out of your weapon in rainy days or if in water for quite a few good minutes,not long hrs. If you want a 100% case you need a heavy hard case.If you just want to protect your weapon for any quick accidents then i would recommend this case.