is the camera bag fully water proff .. ? as i am living In bangladesh .. here it rains quite regularly and that's heavy in word.. so there is a risk .
1589681
Took it out in the rain, the bag gets soaked and heavy very quickly. I highly suggest a Pelican Case (DSLR size w/lenses runs roughly around $110 I think). This bag however is very good for day to day use and is very easy to organize on the go.
1589682
No, the bag is not fully waterproof. It is also not at all dustproof, and not very protective of your equipment. It holds a lot and is comfortable and easy to organize, but is not really the best for equipment that is going to be in very wet or dusty conditions.
1589683
I'm really not sure it's been winter where I live so I haven't really been out and about taking pictures carrying my bag..it's big and spacious though with lots of pockets.. Sorry I couldn't be more help
1589684
I would not say 'fully' water proof. I feel comfortable having if it is raining and I am not going to be out in it an extended amount of time. I will add though I am very paranoid about my gear getting wet so I might be overly cautious.
1988056
Not officially. I would be careful with it in the weather. Overall I think its a great camera, I've been using one for 5 years (my review is somewhere on here) and continue to be very pleased with the results.
1619699
I don't know if it is advertised as water resistant, but we brought it to Normandy France where it rained lightly most of the time we were there and our camera was fine and stayed dry. The camera compartment is quite thickly insulated and has a smooth (not cloth) interior that does not seem absorbent to me. Not sure what a rain cover insert is, this didn't come with any extra inserts. Hope that helps.
879264
The material of the bag is water resistant. I take mine out in the rain all the time. Never had a problem with my items getting wet. It's not waterproof. So if it ends up submerged in water your stuff will likely end up wet. But it can definitely withstand some heavy splashing. Just remember to keep the zipper closed!
1987249
We got two of these. IMO it is the best bridge camera out there. It is weather sealed, and we've had no problem taking it out in a light drizzle; I wouldn't risk heavy rain or putting it under a waterfall...hope this helps. If you can, follow @brimarkphoto on twitter for more.
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I can't answer regarding the fit to your particular camera but I know from experience you need extra room to have enough "slack" in the plastic to operate the controls. I have had "bags" before so I knew that a bag is a make shift idea requiring patience and attention. If you are serious about "wet" photography, spend the money for a water proof camera or housing. I just wanted something to last on a one week trip and was willing to deal with hard to operate controls. If you pay careful attention to sealing the bag and get prepared before needing to take a picture, it will work OK. I was happy with it but it was a chore to use.
1260516
I would not say that it is 100% water proof per say. This is because non-water proof cloth materials are also used to made the comfortable padding behind the bag and the zippers. Hope this helps :)
1302818
This camera would surely be damaged by submerging in water. Look for something water PROOF if you're going to be using it on the water. A waterproof bag will be fine if you're just transporting it on the water.
247358
I can only answer for myself. I do not do much out door work so my experience is limited. I have used the 1D-x in rain but use a modified plastic bag for protection. Given what I have said I can say I have never had any weather problems using the camera.
27574
I would not get stuck in the rain with it. A light sprinkle would get the small top compartment wet. All I keep in there is a sling strap anyways. Anything heavier would probably get into the main camera compartment.
631357
Personally I would no be taking 5k worth of camera equipment in an unpadded bag, but I believe this bag to be waterproof enough to survive a dip without taking water (have only had mine splashed to date)
738724
I just returned to the U.S. from 3 weeks in the tropics and the ambient temperature was never an issue. Also, when my camera was about a month old, I dropped it from chest level to hard concrete and you could barely see the nicks/damage in the side of the camera. I wouldn't leave it in the sun all day, though. I also feel lucky the camera landed on its side when I dropped it. Everything still works fine.
347320
I have two cameras (one film and one big digital), one attached lens and an additional 70-300 lens, plus a lot of extra junk that seems to accumulate. I agree with Richard Sajdak that more might feel tight but it is possible. I have been really happy with this backpack! Also did very well in rainy SE Asia, nothing got wet.
2236352
We have not used ours in the rain, but in researching it previously it does not sound like it is 100% waterproof. I think other users waterproofed their things inside the bag. We used the pad that was on the recommended list in between the car roof and the bag, did not damage the car/paint.
2194636
If I walk in the rain with the bag for a while, it is not a problem at all. But if you soak it in water, I am sure it will leak somewhere. I am very happy with the bag, good quality.
155756
They are not waterproof per se, but my camera and lenses were snug in my Lowepro bag when they rolled off a 10 foot high rock and landed in a 2in deep puddle, zipper down. Horrified, I scrambled off the rock and yanked my bag out of the puddle, and was amazed that not a drop of water got in my bag, and my dSLR and lenses were all unharmed. I will never own any bag except a Lowepro!!! Also, I have been caught in sudden rainstorms and have never had water get in my bag. Common sense should prevail though, and I wouldn't stay out in rain any longer than neccessary to get myself and the camera out of the weather.
425995
I would not consider this bag waterproof in any way..the divider has a "plastic" coating on the outside but is very on the top, the rest of the liner has a soft plushlike finish. I have never gotten this wet so have no idea of the outside. However I love the bag..while traveling in Europe last year I used the outside pocket for items that would normally be in my handbag (wallet in pants pocket)..it is very roomy... I have put my ipad between the liner and the back of the bag.. I carry one extra lens, mini tripod, extra battery...and whatever else gets shoved in...