You can get the actual volumes easily by measuring displacement of water.
Fill a largish measuring cup part way and note the level. Then put the
camera in and measure again. Alternatively attach a spring scale and check
the weight in and out of water. Depending how long you leave it before
measuring you will be measuring with or without the internal airspaces. You
probably want 'with'.
HTH,
Andrew
> Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:34:42 -0700
> From: Jim Brokaw <jbrokaw@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> They are different shapes so its not an exact comparison... the Stylus Epic
> is roughly the same thickness, just a hair longer (1/16" ??) and a bit
> shorter than the XA-3; I have both sitting on the desk here. All
> measurements taken by eyeball with no mechanical assistance.
>
> Due to the different shapes, one may prefer the carryability of one shape
> over the other, but I think the sizes are pretty close, with the Stylus Epic
> just slightly shorter overall, other dimensions insignificantly close.
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