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Minolta MCDG300 Marine Case for Dimage XG Digital Cameras

from: Konica Minolta




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Average Rating: out of 5 stars
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Third Party New Price: $79.95






Binding: Electronics
Brand: Konica-Minolta
EAN: 0043325995033
Label: Konica Minolta
Manufacturer: Konica Minolta
Model: 6798-101
Publisher: Konica Minolta
Studio: Konica Minolta







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Product Description:
MC-DG300 water- and dust-proof case is the smallest of its kind, it's ideal for all your outdoor activities. It even lets you dive as deep as approximately 30 meters.















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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - New Discoveries
Living next to the Atlantic Ocean I have always wanted to capture the colorful marine life I see on camera. I am delighted with the stirdy marine case MCDG300 for my Dimage XG camera. Though Minolta is no longer in business, I recommend this case to anyone with an XG camera that would like to capture the underwater world -be it ocean, lake or pool.

Cameras Digital XG Dimage for Case Marine MCDG300 Minolta



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