Is the monopod water proof ?
1128800
It's made of aluminum alloy, plastic, a nylon strap and a foam rubber grip. I'm not sure what you're concerned about. It could be submerged in water or rained on for days and it wouldn't affect its operation, other than making the foam a bit squishy -- but even that will dry out readily. It's purely mechanical, with no electronic components. Waterproofing just isn't a factor you need to be concerned about with the monopod. It's just a collapsable stick to help steady your shots. If you're shooting in the rain, be sure to protect your camera with a plastic rain cover. There are many to choose from that vary in cost from $6.50 (from Op/Tech) up to several hundred dollars. Keeping rain out of your camera is VERY important to protect its valuable electronics. Your monopod can get drenched and mud-splattered without harm, and be good as new with a wipedown with a dry cloth or towel.
1128801
Should be great, just rinse it off and wipe it down if you take it scuba diving and it should last for years. I am not sure but believe the hardware is probably stainless, the quality is good.
1128802
No. Its' main body is metal and most likely will dry fine from pure water(not chlorine or salt). If you notice the thicker end is not the grip it's where the camera mounts. The thinner end has the extensions,if you want length its good and a good price.
631134
I know it is Water proof but i do not dive that deep.I hope that helps. Robert
2169328
Yes, it has a standard mounting screw on the top which will allow any Manfrotto head w/ screw hole on the bottom to be mounted onto the monopod.
1069170
No. Not waterproof. Get incipio atlas. Best case ive ever had. Have used it on waterslides. Pool swiiming. Beach.
2206430
I wouldn't use it underwater. The grip is a sponge-like material and I'm guessing the water (especially salt water) would tear it up. Plus, when the monopod is extended it tends to easily collapse if not tighten properly (twisting all three sections to tighten it in place). Too many ventures in the water may cause that to worsen. Bottom line...I wouldn't use it underwater. Hope this helps.
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
618458
The case is a very well made they don't claim water proof, but it is sealed like a pelican case and vented. I weigh 235lbs and stood on my case to see how tuff it was and it held up great! Here is a link to manufacture website for a little more info, http://www.goprocases.com/xb-dji-fpv.aspx
359841
It's been a while, but I think that is a generalization. The monopod is really light. I have a couple, and this is my fav for travel.
465050
You can use it with a tripod - I dont see any reason why you could not use it for a monopod as well
1294842
No, it isn't. It's a simple monopod, designed to fit lightweight cameras, like point-and-shoot and compact SLRs.
307811
I guess not. It has rubberized handles that make it shock proof (against drops) not water proof ! Hope that helps.
1302820
The unit is water SEALED, not water PROOF. Further, many of the OlyPana lenses aren't weather sealed at all. I used mine extensively in rough weather and kayaking. It has been splashed and sprinkled on without issue. But if you fall in the water and submerge the camera, both camera and lens are going to be toast. Don't let this discourage you from taking it with you, just be aware of the devices limitations. There are many waterproof digital cams out there, but I know of no m43 or DSLR's that are.
2117748
Yes. The plate for the monopod is a bit longer than the normal plates.tt doesn't matter though because they all fit each other.
413667
Meghin, I don't believe it was advertised as water proof, it may help but if you dropped it in a swimming pool or bath tub, water would most likely get into the case where the speaker is and through the camera opening.
1565000
No, afraid not. Material it is made of is waterproof enough. I like mine a lot.
558209
This is for selfies and walking self video type stuff. A mono pod is much heavier and would be hard to hold at arms length with a camera attached. This is for things like a point and shoot or gopro camera.
398878
No. It's not water proof but it is one of the nicest cases you can buy for them. what your thinking of is a lifeproof case