On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 02:09:12 GMT, Frank Church
wrote:

George Cleveland wrote in
:

On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 21:46:41 GMT, Frank Church
wrote:

....for me that is. I'm posting this only because someone else out
here in roffland might find a use for this (are you listening Frank
Jr?) It is a waterproof camera bag (good down to 15', paying attention
Frank Jr?) and pictures can be taken with the camera still in the bag.
Regular digital cams can use the $24.95 model but those of us who have
digicams with telefoto lens will have to spring for the $44.95 size. I
have had occasion to worry about my Oly4000 especially when doing long
river floats. I kept it in a ziplock baggie inside another ziplock
baggie, and still worried. Info and test of the bags are on
flyanglersonline.com if interested. If really interested, go he
http://www.waterproofcases.net/

Frank Church
...who knew Santa wouldn't fail me


I have one and it works o.k.. There is a little distortion from the
plastic and if you don't turn off your flash and it goes off or if you
shoot too directly into the sun... forget it. But it does a reasonably
good job for the price.

This was taken through the Aquapac:

http://www.myfishingpictures.com/img/032837.JPG


But so was this when I got more direct sunlight than I wanted:

http://fishskicanoe.tripod.com/geopi...0/IMG_0314.JPG


...thanks George, still and all, a nice shot of the trout. I see it as
cheap insurance and a chance to relax about falling in.

Frank Church

Definitely worth it. With the Aquapac I can take my better camera.

g.c.