The soft black Olympus Tough Case CSCH-121 for Tough Series Cameras Blackfrom Olympus Tough Case CSCH-121 for Tough Series Cameras Blackis compatible with all of their compact Tough series digital cameras. Its mesh-like design with numerous slits provides good ventilation for fast camera drying after exposure to water. The case features a carabiner and a belt loop for carrying, as well as a sliding cord-lock drawstring closure. The black top is made of neoprene and the black bottom is made of silicone rubber.

Mesh-Like Design for Fast Camera Drying    Adjustable Drawstring Closure    Carabiner and Belt Loop    Made of Neoprene and Silicone Rubber    For All Tough Series Digital Cameras

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this lens protector be used while taking photos underwater with the TG6?

A: No, the cap can not be used on the TG6 while under the water.

Q: 2. Saw in the B&H listing this holder is compatible with TG1/2/3 and a posted response it also works with the TG4. Anybody know if it works with the TG5?

A: Yes..I bought it for my TO. Works just as expected!

Q: 3. Will the TG-4 still fit in this case with the lens adapter, clear filter and lens cap mounted on it? These 3 items add almost 1/2 to the thickness of the TG-4.

A: No. I have not tried your combination , but I do not think the extra lens will fit.

Q: 4. Does this fit the Olympus Tough TG-6?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 5. Will this card be enough to shoot in All-I beside 4k120p with the Sony A7S III?

A: Hi Antoine! According to the specs listed for the A7SIII, at 4K120 10-bit records at 280mpbs (megabits per second, which equates to 35 megabytes per second), so this card would be sufficient at V60. However, the camera does record in higher bitrates in other frame rates, so a CF Express Type-A card will be necessary for the formats that shoot at 600mbps (150Mbps).

Q: 6. I'm trying to figure out what this product is and why someone would buy it, or in other words, what are the features, advantages and benefits to this case or holder? As an off road motorcycle adventure rider, who wants to be able to quickly pull out a camera and get a shot of a scene or subject that is only available for a short time, I was wondering if this product is both secure enough to hold the camera during rough off road riding but flexible enough to extract the camera quickly to get the fleeting shot. Is this a quick access holder for the camera that eliminates the extra steps of unzipping a pocket or pouch to get to your camera? Is the tether elastic or long enough to use the camera without unhooking it? Or is it primarily designed for a person that is wearing gear with straps and not a garment with pockets?

A: Think of it as a GoPro style harness for your Olympus ... you can attach it to your body, your bike, etc. and actually use it to record your activities ...

Q: 7. Will this case float the camera if it falls in the water?

A: No. This Case does not create buoyancy to prevent the camera from sinking.

Q: 8. what is the difference between sf-g and sf-m cards?

A: When compared to the Sony TOUGH-M Series UHS-II SD Card, the Sony TOUGH-G Series UHS-II SD Card has a slightly faster maximum reading speed in HD312 mode. The TOUGH-G is also nearly twice as fast at maximum writing speed in HD312 mode. If you are using these cards with the SDR104 mode, then both have identical read and write speeds. Furthermore, the G series has been rated at V90 while the M series has a rating of V60. This means that the G cards are more suitable for up to 8K for filming while the M cards are more suitable for up to 4K capture.

Q: 9. How do these compare to the cfexpress cards using the Sony fx3? Since the price is significantly different?

A: For general recording in 4K up to 120p, you will have to use at a minimum V60-rated SD cards. Slow motion with the XAVC S-I 4K setting at 60p will demand a V90 SD card, while S&Q 120p XAVC S-I 4K will require a CFexpress Type A.

Q: 10. Could this card work in a Sony A7iii with mismatch cards (My SanDisk Extreme Pro 256 GB V30 and this Sony 256GB SF-M V60)?

A: Yes, this card would work despite mismatched video speed ratings.