will it float an olympus tg-2?
138811
I used it with my Nikon which is similar in weight comparing to other waterproof cameras it perfectly floatted very strong support and cushion. You should not have a problem.
138812
Yes, It does float the camera. I use it when I am snorkeling in the Bahamas
138813
According to my instruction manual my camera weights 6.3 oz. The float will hold my Stylus Tough 6020 with battery and SD card installed about 1-to-2 inches below the water surface. It is a bit bulky and not very comfortable to use around your wrist. Then again its purpose is to keep your camera afloat long enough for you to retrieve it. The orange float pads does make finding my camera in my gear bag a lot easier. Hope this helps.
138814
It should, as it had no problem with a TG-1 and the "2" is not that much bigger.
487557
My GoPro had a float and I posted up a video to show exactly how it fit: http://www.amazon.com/review/RSVNN7I1L60P/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm
2026663
Yes, if you can even get it to go under water. It's so effective it can be used as a floatation device
2135737
I bought the CSCH-108 Silicone case for my Olympus TG-1, and it fits and works very well. Makes the TG-1 compatible for my 2 year old grandson who takes more pictures with the TG-1 than me. He has dropped the camera many times from several feet and the case just adds more safety to the already rugged camera.
1962197
No. Headstrap is heavy elastic band with heavy plastic buckles and camera mount. The strap will definitely not float with the camera attached. The foam float for the camera would be required to float the camera and the strap/
150396
yes. make sure the weight connects between the hose(yellow rubber rings). This will help the hose to float above and hep the unit works well without problem; I like it. This is my 2nd.one. One give away to friend.
2135734
i use this with my tg-1, i do not think it will fit other cameras unless they are exactly the same size and configuration as the tg-1 (i think the tg-2 might be the same).
455098
As long as you have a strap hole on the camera to loop this strap through. It is pretty buoyant - so really depends on how large/heavy your camera is. It kept my GoPro afloat with no issues.
2014643
I would imagine so, I'm sure you can run a google search, or call GoPro directly and ask them for the dimensions of the floaty. Remember, your the GoPro Floaty will NOT work if you use the BackPac Extra Battery attachment. The BackPac battery will add slightly more weight than what it can float. To be honest, I never use it anymore... I bought one of those backpac battery life extenders (second battery that doubles the lifespan), and I just went to a fishing tackle shop, bought a big ass floaty, and some steel fishing line and just attached it to the gopro.
1509556
I used this float with my gopro as well and it works great. This is a great "fire and forget" type of float as well. I connected the float to the gopro and would dive down to get very specific video and once done, would simply let go of the camera and let it rise to the surface while I stayed below for a little while longer... having then two hands free. Once at the surface it is right there waiting for me.
2280421
It should. I got it for my Olympus TG-2. I can fit the USB cord in the pocket inside and then my camera with the strap on. It's a nice little case designed for Olympus Toughs like yours. And mine.
598008
I don't believe so, no. I have a different one for use in the water that floats, but isn't telescopic.
1462894
No it is too big. It needs about 30" width for the float to work. You need a tape type gauge.
267711
I use this on my TG-1 with the CLA-T10 lens adapter. The CLA-T01 converts the olympus proprietary bayonet mount to a screw mount that will accept the FCON-T01 fisheye converter lens or the TCON-T01 teleconverter lens or other standard 40.5mm screw on filters. I believe the TG-2 uses the same mounting system, so to use this lenscap with that camera you would need to be the lens adapter.
916810
I would say yes. Works perfectly for the TG-2, which looks to be virtually the same size as the TG-3.
1255867
Probably. It won't float, but there's nothing that I can see with it that would be a problem if it got wet or submerged.
815746
It should work fine. I have approx 50psi on my supply line and the float closes it no problem.