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These cases are essential if you want to use your camera in more risky environments, like for taking shots near or in water for example. These cases will provide a totally watertight shell around your camera - allowing you to use it without fear of water leaking in - but are constructed in such a way to still allow full use of buttons and dials. Shock resistant cases are also available

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Nikon Waterproof Case WP-CP5

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Olympus PT-E01

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Nikon Waterproof Case WP-CP4

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Nikon Waterproof Case WP-CP3

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Nikon Waterproof Case WP-CP2

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	Fujifilm Waterproof cases If you are an owner of the Fujifilm F30, A400 or A500 cameras you're in luck, as Fujifilm have kindly released some waterproof cases for them. So you can laze around on the beach without fear of them getting water-damage... - 7/8/06

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