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I bought this camera bag without any previous "testing". I own a Canon A710 is and chose this bag according to the Tamrac guide. The fit is perfect, not too tight not too loose. I include in the bag a couple batteries and a card reader (in the outter pocket). It has a very clever belt strap. I like the blue option better.

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This camera case is very nice. It is small, compact and looks like it would hold batteries and memory cards really well. It is nice looking and nice. Did I mention it seems nice?

One major problem, it doesn't fit the camera (Canon PowerShot S5 IS) that I bought it for. It was listed on the camera's page as being a case to buy with it. There is no way I can get it to fit! The camera is bigger than the case.

I couldn't give the camera case a lower rating, though, because it's not it's fault it was listed on the camera's page, and it really does look like a nice case. I just wish it fit my camera.

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I recently purchased a Canon A720is digital camera and was looking for a case for it. I have found it in this Tamrac model 5691. It fits the A720is perfectly with space in the accessory pocket for four extra AA batteries and an extra camera card. The black balistic nylon is smooth and good looking and appears to be very tough. It has a very sturdy neck strap with removable clips and a belt loop on the back. The main compartment has a flap with a buckle and the accessory compartment has a zipper closure. Inside the accessory compartment are two pockets to hold camera cards and batteries. The assembly quality is very good. In fact, I am having a hard time figuring out how to improve this case, and I don't think it is possible-it's perfect as it is, at least for a Canon A720is. The only quibble I can think of is that it would be nice if it came in nuetral grey as I think the black color may be a heat sink in the Sacramento summer sun when it reaches 115 degrees as it did several summers ago. The black looks nice though. So in conclusion I am very happy, an excellent camera and an excellent case to go with it.

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This is the 2nd Tamrac Bag I've purchased to match a 2nd Canon Point & Shoot. This one was a gift and it was based on my use over the last 2 years of the 5690 model. The camera fits snug & stays in place yet will easily slide out with a tug of the strap or by using your fingers. Front Pouches work well for extra batteries & storage cards.

Bag is well made, durable & an excellent value. Tamrac website is also very helpful = product info & selection

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I bought this case for my new Canon SX200IS and it fits perfectly.

The small auxiliary pocket at the front actually is big enough to hold my Sony GPS CS-3KA unit.

The padding of the case is thick enough to protect the camera from most outside damage (no, it probably won't survive an elephant sitting on it ...), and the flap closes the case effectively enough to provide a good shield against the elements.

The camera does not have any wiggle room, it is a snug, but not a tight, fit. It is easy to pull out of the case, without having the setting dial catch a corner and being moved in a different position (well, that happened a lot with the case I was using before really annoying if you expect the aperture priority setting and the video setting is active instead ...).

The case, when filled with the camera and the GPS unit, is not really pocket sized anymore good thing that they included a nice long over-the-shoulder carrying strap.

The only thing I am missing here is a strip of velcro to fixate the flap, instead of always having to close the buckle to prevent the camera from falling out. That is not a minor issue in my point of view, because I want to access the camera real quick, and to always have to undo the buckle first is certainly counterproductive. The alternative would be to just let the flap hang there without closing the buckle do that at your own peril.

Other than that, it is a very functional, no frills, fits like a glove, sturdy as a rock camera bag.