Underwater Housing Case for Canon Powershot SD1100, SD1000, SD890IS, SD850IS, SD790IS SD770IS, SD750, SD630, Digital Cameras by Dicapac
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Digital camera reviews of Underwater Housing Case for Canon Powershot SD1100, SD1000, SD890IS, SD850IS, SD790IS SD770IS, SD750, SD630, Digital Cameras
Digital camera Review: Does OK for the money
Summary: 4 Stars
One size fits all (sort of). Some controls hard to use thru plastic. But what do you expect for the money?Digital camera Review: Does not work for listed camera
Summary: 1 Stars
Purchased this as a gift and based on the camera list was assured it was a good fit the camera. Unfortunately it's way to big for the Cannon SD1000 and all you see is a big black ring on the sides of all shots. We didn't even get it under water due to this problem. The suggested solution was to stuff the case with tissues and it would be better but that's not a valid solution. To bad it's a 14 day return policy so now I'm stuck with a useless product. Don't buy this if you want an easy to use solutionDigital camera Review: Don't Waste Your Money
Summary: 1 Stars
After reading reviews I purchased this product for use with my Canon SD890 IS. All I can say is don't waste your money.Digital camera Review: Excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
This item is exactly like the picture, it works very very good, it's excellent, you can trust it. You can take excellent pictures underwater.... Try it!!!Digital camera Review: Excellent value for money
Summary: 5 Stars
I recently purchased this for use with my Canon SD1000. The comments about the case being a bit large for the camera may be true, but with a little care I had no problem positioning the camera to take great pictures and was even able to change options and shooting modes underwater.
I actually took this scuba diving several times and on one dive took it down to over 50 feet with no leaks, although at that depth the case was so compressed that it pressed the case against the camera holding down the shutter button causing a temporary error (which was resolved by simply going shallower). My point being that if you follow the instructions on how to place your camera in the case and remove it you should have no problems using it snorkelling or even scuba diving to around 40 feet.
If you are looking for a waterproof camera case for professional quality photos, buy the expensive molded cases designed for your camera, but if you just want to be able to waterproof your digital camera for some holiday snaps then I can whole heartedly recommend this product.