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Fantasea Line International is pleased to announce the launch of the CP-7 underwater housing, now ready for delivery worldwide. The CP-7 was purpose designed for the Nikon Coolpix 5900 and 7900 digital cameras. It is a compact injection molded plastic housing, that will fit conveniently in photographers hands and make outdoor digital photography easy for everyone, amateur or professional, who is concerned about water damage to expensive cameras in activities that include scuba diving, snorkeling, boating, sailing, white water paddle sports, winter sports, or for family fun at the beach or around the swimming pool.
For CP-7 User Manual
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Great beginners case
By Keefsta
from Auckland NewZealand on 4/6/2008
from Auckland NewZealand on 4/6/2008
Pros:
Easy To Use, Good Depth Range, Water-tight Seals
Cons:
Not Versatile
Best Uses:
Snorkeling
Describe Yourself:
Casual user
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Fantasea Fantasea CP-7 Underwater Camera Housing for NIkon Coolpix 5900 and 7900 digital cameras:
great beginners case, not completely functional though, ie. you need to set up your camera before you put it in the hosuing, can't use the mode dial on top of the camera so can't change from video to stills etc. also no button for the OK button. Limited in that respect.
Excellent Housing
By Ron from San Jacinto, CA on 9/21/2007
from San Jacinto, CA on 9/21/2007
Pros:
Easy To Use, Functional, Good Depth Range, Water-tight Seals
Best Uses:
Diving, Snorkeling
Describe Yourself:
Hobbyist/Enthusiast
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Fantasea Fantasea CP-7 Underwater Camera Housing for NIkon Coolpix 5900 and 7900 digital cameras:
Great housing at a reasonable price. Easy access to basic functions but you can't access all of the features once it's in the housing. I was amazed at the quality of some of the photos