Monday, July 8, 2002, 11:23:18 PM, Peter Sinclaire wrote:

> Just want to tell you that this enclosure can go as far as 15m provided
> you blow enough air inside before submerging it. The problem going
> deeper is that the housing shrinks with the water pressure until a point
> when the camera buttons start to get depressed all at the same time and
> the camera just goes crazy. On the other hand, its bigger advantage is
> that it does not have delicate moving parts nor water seals for button
> feedthroughs. Therefore, the likeliness of having a water leak is rather
> low, especially by the fact that the pressure inside is always the same
> as the outside thanks to its flexible construction.

> For sample pics. with this enclosure and a Oly C3040, look at
> www.pbase.com/psinclai There is even a proof that teh D-CA2 can go down
> to 15m (50ft).

Andreas, I am sorry to come back so late with the info. you requested, but I was on vacations. Anyway, my comment that you posted tells most of what I can say about the D-CA2. Anyway, for users that might be interested in this cheap UW enclosure, I have made a brief description on how to use it and posted several pictures of the camera inside the enclosure. The information and pics. are on my photo web pages: www.pbase.com/psinclai/em_dca2

Thank you for your interest and congratulations for the site.
Peter