Once one of the housing's are mounted. Will the camera/LCD remain water proof?
1600907
It appears so.... if the sealed back with hard plastic over the LCD area is used. There is a back with a plastic film cover over the LCD so you can touch operate the LCD, I would imagine that would only be good for rain or splashing.
1600908
Yep. If you use the correct back cover. One has holes and obviously wont stop wster.
2268273
The question isn't quite clear enough for me to understand.You can't run any cables through the case and have it remain waterproof.You definitely don't want to remove any screws.If you have a manufacturing defect - you should test it without your camera in in first, to verify if is watertight.
1352434
It's made of plastic and should be water resistant, i.e. if you left it outside charging and it rained and water splashed on it, it would be OK. The water leakage points is probably around the display but that can be covered up with clear tape (like you use to ship packages). I wouldn't immerse it.
213662
I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub to make sure it does not sink to the bottom before you take it out in real life. Just my. .02 I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub... » Read More I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub to make sure it does not sink to the bottom before you take it out in real life. Just my. .02 « Show Less
631133
The lcd comes with a water proof enclosure back as well as an open enclosure back. GoPro ships cases/backs with just about all of their accessories. I assume it is waterproof, but have not actually tested it under water. Sorry this isn't definitive, but I really think it is water proof. Hope this helps.
1345542
In my experience, the probe and the rubber covered wire are waterproof. I have not attempted to sink the housing with the battery.
1425797
The camera isn't waterproof. I think it's if you purchase one of those underwater cases.
294119
The sensor is waterproof, the dash mounted display should not be immersed in water
1087151
The camera itself is or appears to me to be fully waterproof in itself and then the case adds further protection but in any sort of heavy or wind driven rain the camera will get wet. That cannot be avoided but was anticipated in the camera design. The main purpose of the box is really to protect the camera from theft.
13574
I have 4 of these cameras but only have them inside my home. I am thinking about putting one in an outside gazebo without the shell. I't covered and the location has never gotten wet before. Hope that helps.
818669
Yup. 2 of 3 are waterproof. One of it u can use to touch the lcd backpac. One u cannot.
37037
I would say yes, it appears to be waterproof. It is designed to operate outside the vehicle, and mine has been through rain a few times. A friend with the same camera has hers attached to the top of her vehicle. However, when the weather got close to freezing, I got lines across the screen instead of a picture -- the picture came back when the weather warmed up a little.
1947499
It's water resistant not proof. I added some silicon caulking and grease then drove through some deep water, so far it's working. In regards to the night vision, its ok. I can see objects when I hit my brake lights but the image is grainy. It works good enough NOT to run things over or back into something. I would recommend it if your looking for cheap camera. Amazon also has other ones with built in LEDs something to keep in mind.
1987248
I can't help you with this. my camera has always been & will be used only under dry conditions. Nothing in the Specs says that this model is waterproof. dust sealing against its sensor might be an official feature that is YET to be tested. you might want a leather half case to give it more grip. Presumingly, it is not sealed against waterfalls. Good luck
91400
It is a float, so it should be waterproof. But I think they mean a float for a waterproof camera. The float should survive at any depth that you can reach; the cameras usually only live up to anywhere between 8 feet and 40 feet. Each camera description tells you how deep you can go.
159131
I noticed that the area where the wire goes into the device is not sealed and depending on where or how the unit is installed I believe water can get in at that point. I purchased a simialr one again and placed silicone in that area. Other that that it is a good camera.
1511022
No the camera is not weather proof. It can be mounted outside however would have to be protected from moisture.