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Ewa-Marine D-CP2 Underwater Housing
Ewa-Marine D-CP2 Underwater Housing
B&H # EWDCP2 MFR # EM D-CP2
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- For Sony P200, P150, P93, P92, P73, P72, P10, and P8 Digital Still Cameras - Rated Down to 33'
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Ewa-Marine D-CP2 overview
- 1Description
The Ewa-Marine D-CP2 is manufactured from double laminated PVC and has an optical glass port. It is rated for dives of up to 33' (10 m) depth.
Perfect for snorkeling, shallow diving, sandy, dusty, humidity or foul weather conditions. This housing will give your camera the best possible protection while being fully operable.
It has a pair of non-corrosive and seawater resistant clamping rails which fit together for sealing. They tighten by means of two screw knobs.
The housing was specially designed for the Sony DSC-P series of digital stills cameras, including:
- P200
- P150
- P93
- P92
- P73
- P72
- P10
- P8
- Double Laminated PVC Construction
- Long lasting housing solution that is easy to maintain and packs in minimal space.
- Camera Functions
- Accesses to all camera functions through the PVC.
- Versatile Size and Weight
- Small enough to use for other sporting activities like skiing or fishing. Can change buoyancy by adding air or weight.
- Economical
- Priced significantly less than conventional housings.
UPC: 817062009403
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Ewa-Marine D-CP2 Underwater Housing
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Ewa-Marine D-CP2 specs
| Construction | Double laminated PVC |
| Control Type | Pressure through PVC |
| Controls | All |
| Depth Rating | 33' (10m) |
| Buoyancy | Positive |
| Port | Fixed, flat |
| Internal Flash Usable | Yes |
| External Strobe Connector | No |
| TTL Compatible | No |
| Moisture Alarm | None |
| Color | Clear, yellow |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 7.75 x 5.5 x 2.75" (196.85 x 139.7 x 69.85mm) |
| Weight (without Camera) | 6.3oz. (178.60g) |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.65 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 10.6 x 7.9 x 2.6" |
Ewa-Marine D-CP2 reviews
D-CP2 Underwater Housing is rated
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Rated 2 out of
5
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Robert from
Never made it to the water
I purchased this housing for a Sony DCS-P200. I could tell just by a dry fit that this housing was not going to be satisfactory. The deal breakers for me were the depth of the lens port; there was always shadow in the field of vision unless you zoom past it, and then you still had to center it up correctly. There was too much play inside the bag/housing. Even for amateur snorkeling photography you need to be able to respond fairly quickly and this housing would not allow that. I stepped up to the Ikelite 6112.20; I haven't used it underwater yet (I will review it once I have, check that items reviews in a couple weeks) but I love it so far. Expertise: Experienced Amateur Problems Encountered: Never used it underwater.
Date published: 2007-10-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DarkLeftArm from
Great Alternative
This waterproof case is dirt-simple, rugged, and relatively inexpensive. Our old Sony is a bit dated, but still a pretty good camera. Now that we have a new Nikon, I'll risk the old Sony for snorkeling duty in Central America this spring.
Date published: 2009-02-11
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