Do they seem to work for cameras?
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That depends uppn what you mean by the question. I would not use them for taking pictures under water. I would use one to protect a camera from rain and salt spray. Camera bags for underwater photography have become more affordable so I would not risk using a Lok Sak. Good product, wrong application.
256117
Haven't tried it but I used an iPad from within the bag and it works. It should work fine, just be careful of the seal, although it maintains the seal well, it somehow opens easily for me.
256118
The only issue would be that their seal strip is weaker than a ZipLok. For water protection I would recommend a ZipLok freezer bag - thick film and double seal.
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Yes! I actually bought these for that purpose. I wanted something to keep my camera and my cell phone dry and sweat free when I ran the Princess 1/2 Marathon in Disneyworld this past February. My running gear had pockets but I was worried about them getting sweaty so I purchased the bags and they worked great!
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I don't know. But I use them to photograph cards and scrapbook layouts and love them. http://Scrapbooksmileswithkimberly.com
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Don't use for a regular camera application. Do use them if you think you can't get close enough.
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They should be great for it. They are really good at holding a charge for a long time while being stored and for delivering their power very quickly. The 2 major things a camera requires.
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They will work. But I have found that the expensive Lumix batteries work much better and last longer.
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No. They are not long, but very short. They are like light, thin ribbons. They are only good enough for thumb/flash drives. You can barely get them over your head to go around your neck. I do not recommend them for anything. For a camera, you would need a full-size strap designed for it.
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Yes, they are, but you have to get closer to an object first, so camera may use autofocus.
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I would think they probably would, but no guarantees. The stick to a lens using warm water anyway, so I think that might work.
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These do work with IP cameras although you have to be careful about how long your cable is. There will be a voltage drop over long distances.
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They fit my Contour +2, not sure about the camera you are asking about. I tend to run my batteries completely flat and then charge them so having three on rotation works well for me and they seem to have lasted all summer, several charges. That being said, we all know how quality control works these days...
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Yes they do. They are very nice cameras for sure. I will say that I just had one of mine stolen and I am pissed so buy the lock. Best to you.
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These are standard AA rechargeable batteries. If your camera uses AA batteries it should work fine.
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these are standard security camera cables. they work on all low end camera systems. if you have h-d cameras that use cat 5 cable then no these will not work. if your cameras have I push on for power and a twist and lock for signal then yes.
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Yes they will. Also these do work on any recording system that accept RCA (audio/video) plugs. I currently am using four of these cameras on my security system, and they work great both day and night. Let me know if I can help you further.
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If your camera uses standard AA batteries then yes. These are simply AA rechargeable batteries
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Yes- they are active shutter 3d glasses and should have no problem working!
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Yes, they work just fine. I have been using them for several months and get about one hour of video recording time from each battery. I don't know if they will last for years and hold the change, but I have used them regularly so far as a professor to record class projects on the WG3. As far as the previous answer regarding putting them in backwards, the first time I put them in I just checked the placement of the contacts. The charger can take up to three hours to fully charge the battery, and again, you need to line up the contacts, but for the cost, I have been very satisfied. FnS Yes, they work just fine. I have been using them for several months and get about one hour of video recording time from each battery. I don't know if they will last for years and hold the change, but I have used them regularly so far as a professor to record class projects on the WG3. As far as the previous answer regarding putting them in backwards, the first time I put them in I just checked the placement of the contacts. The charger can take up to three hours to fully charge the battery, and again, you need to line up the contacts, but for the cost, I have been very satisfied. FnS