Waterproof Camera Bags - SLR size

[PaulM]

What type of bag do you use to protect your SLR or DSLR while out on the river or in the woods? I really wanted the Aquapac, but it won't fit my DSLR. <bummer>

Any other ideas or suggestions?

[RonMT]

I was just loking at some the other day. Dan Baileys has some real nice ones. There web-site is [url=http://www.dan-bailey.com:6ca38]www.dan-bailey.com[/url:6ca38] You can take a look there. I am not sure if they have them on line but I believe they do. They have both soft and hard cases of different sizes. I get nothing for this information. Ron

[PaulM]

Thanks Ron. Maybe I'll take a drive up the river this weekend...

Any chance the Yellowstone might clear???

[RonMT]

Paul- My guess on the river is "NO" big time. But I have been known to be wrong before. Take a look and you might agree.
[url=http://waterdata.usgs.gov/mt/nwis/uv?06192500:f4cb3]http://waterdata.usgs.gov/mt/nwis/uv?06192500[/url:f4cb3]

I do believe with this hot weather the run off will be over with a little quicker but it will be with us for a week or two yet. Ron

[This message has been edited by RonMT (edited 22 June 2005).]

I use Pelican waterproof cases for a lot of things, including my cameras. Put a chunk of foam in the box and cut out a place for the camera.

That way, you get waterproof and shockproof.

Ken