Protect Your DSLR Around Water On the Cheap with a Camera Case Dry Bag

Underwater housings for DSLR cameras usually aren’t the cheapest accessory. Professional ones often cost as much as the cameras they house. If you’d like to add a simple layer of waterproofing to your DSLR without shelling out big bucks, check out this camera case dry bag. It’s a thick, durable, and watertight plastic case that comes with transparent sections on both sides for your lens and LCD screen.

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GoPro HERO3 Black Edition

Shot 100% on the new HERO3® camera from GoPro.

Amazon is already blowing out the Hero 2 for $199, a $100 savings.

GoPro Unveils the Hero3

At a special event in San Francisco last night, GoPro launched its latest action camera: the Hero3. Compared to the Hero2 that it succeeds, the new camera is both more portable and more capable. It’s 30% smaller and 25% lighter, making it great for helmet cams and attaching to random things. The image processor inside is twice as fast, allowing the camera to shoot both video and photographs at faster frame rates.

The camera comes in three flavors: Black, Silver, and White. These don’t just differ in color, but in features as well.

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Canon PowerShot D20 Review

After 3 years, Canon have updated their waterproof camera, the D10. Now, the PowerShot D20 comes with a larger 5x optical zoom, the same 12 megapixel resolution and a slimmer, squarer body. The sensor has new HS technology for good low light performance and there’s also a 3 inch LCD screen.

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Contour +2

The Contour+2 is an upgraded version of the company's action-cam flagship, the Contour+. One hundred dollars cheaper than its predecessor, the Contour+2  will be available later this month. The latest improves upon the previous generation with a sprinkling of features from other models in the lineup, new accessories and a different way of sharing content.

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Sony Action Cam

Its existence wasn't a secret, but Sony's Action Cam is now no longer a prototype.

Featuring HD video recording at 1280 x 720, 60 or 120 fps (for slow motion) or 1920x1080 at 30 fps. The camera sports a 16-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor, and a 170-degree Carl Zeiss® Tessar lens and will be available next month in a regular version for $200 and a Wi-Fi version for $270.

Included with the camera are a shockproof/waterproof case and two adhesive mounts. A variety of mounts for both your head and gear will be available. There are also plans to have a body that you can drop the Action Cam into, making it a more traditional handheld camcorder with a 2.7-inch flip-out LCD display.

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