Sony MPKTHE Marine Pack for the DSC-T Series Digital Cameras
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Sony MPKTHE Marine Pack for the DSC-T Series Digital Cameras
Customer Review: Sony MPKTHE Marine Pack for the DSC-T 200
Summary: 5 Stars
Quality and fit you would expect from Sony. Perfect for the average person using it for shallow diving or snorkeling. Can be used in hazardous environments also. Using it with my DSC-T200.
I also have the SPK-HCC Marine Pack from Sony with my HDR-CX7 HD-Camcorder
Customer Review: necesario
Summary: 5 Stars
definitivamente es un complemento perfecto para una camara tan buena y delicada como esta, sobre todo si se va mucho a la playa o la piscinaCustomer Review: Fabuloso Producto
Summary: 5 Stars
El estuche es perfecto para proteger mi camara. Es muy lindo, y tiene sus colores muy llamativos. De buena calidad. GraciasCustomer Review: Got some great dive pics
Summary: 4 Stars
This is the third digital camera housing that I have purchased. I had previously used camera housings for 2 Cannon cameras I had. After using this housing for a week in the Mayan Riviera Mexico I would have to say it performed just as well if not better than the Cannon housings I used previously. The smaller number of buttons compared to my Cannon housings made using the camera underwater a bit easier than the Cannons, it however does limit your options a bit by only giving you 3 buttons to use. I was never able to figure out how to browse through the pics I had taken while it was in "Housing mode" but that was really the only thing that seamed to grab my attention. It may be a case of me not reading the directions enough to see how to do that.
Loved the smaller size! Curious what a dive light or strobe used with this camera housing would do to bring out colors while diving deeper, but didn't want to spend the extra money at this point.
I took the camera:
* Diving up to 80 ft deep and took great pics. With my other housings I frequently would have trouble with the housing "fogging" on the lens on the second dive of a 2 tank dive trip. I did not have any problems with fogging with this housing.
* While diving in caverns in complete darkness using dive lights. Pics here were not very good. After the dive I found most of the pics were blurry as I did not hold the camera still long enough for the dark exposure to take place. I would guess now that I know this I could correct the blurriness by holding still longer in darkness. Took some good video here though.
* Parasailing - Pics turned out great.
* Snorkeling - great pics.
* Around the pool - good pics as long as you have the water off of the lens.