YoidesuDSLR Camera Univeral Waterproof Underwater Housing Case Pouch Bag,20-Meters Dving Case Bag Cover for Canon Nikon and Other DSLR Cameras (White)

Difficult to access knobs on camera to change settings. But, it kept my camera dry and I got some nice shots. Was also very difficult to see what I was photographing as this case and the viewfinder were difficult to line up.

That fit my camera. Very difficult to insert camera.

I bought this to protect my Nikon Coolpix B700 on a whitewater canoe trip in the Northwest Territories this summer. The housing is designed so that you can theoretically shoot pictures without removing the camera first. In practice, it really doesn't work. It's very difficult to properly line up the lens of the camera with the corresponding glass window of the case. The case has little finger-sized indents that are supposed to let you adjust the camera settings and press the shutter button, but they are very awkward and frustrating to use. The Coolpix has a sensor that turns off the back panel display when it detects that you are looking through the eyepiece. The sensor was constantly picking up the back wall of the case and turning the display off. I ended up using the case as a waterproof bag and taking the camera out to shoot pictures. This is one thing the case does well; it's waterproof and withstood a lot of splashing through the rapids. The case seems quite well made and it comes with extra closing mechanisms in case one should fall out, but it is just a vinyl bag. It's hard to justify the relatively high price. You're better off to spend extra and get a bag designed for your particular camera.

Honestly a decent cheap housing, pretty useable, I’m a professional of 9 years an I got this to do a shoot while paddle boarding and it went great! I wouldn’t fully submerge it to use it under water but great little protection piece! Worth the couple bucks