Comments about Bonica Snapper Suit for Canon A540 Camera:

The first time I submerged the camera into the water, the water seep into the camera within about two minutes. I think a zip-lock sandwich bag would seal better than this device.

Comments about Bonica Snapper Suit for Canon A540 Camera:

For its price, and used within its depth range, it's a great product. It sure costs less than either a full housing or a dedicated camera. We used it to photograph the confined-water portion of our open-water training. However, we were afraid to even take it to a dive site, because it would be all too easy to exceed its depth rating. It takes a bit of a "leap of faith" to trust it to keep a camera dry; the camera threads into a silicone skin, and the housing clamps around only the lens and viewfinder half of that. Our camera didn't get wet, though. It's not bulky, so it can be kept in a camera bag for whatever situation might arise that would call for a waterproof camera, such as a downpour at a parade or just hanging around a swimming pool.