Sumac Brand Airfrom Ultra Slim Mini Digital Camera Case Reviews

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Nice size case for our FinePix Z20, but if we didn't watch how we put the camera in the protective netting, the lens cover would slide open, activating the battery. So now the camera rattles around the case. Not awful, just not snug.

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The item has a hard case texture which is great because it gives a good protect for the camera instead of a soft covering. Love it.

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This case was exactly what I needed. Great quality and the camera fits perfectly.

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Hard case, very nice quality, very well manufactured. Looks even better than in the pictures.

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Quality case, but detachable carabiner and universal screen protector not received with item. Color ordered (Eva Magenta) is not as vibrant pink as shown. When telephoning re: carabiner and screen not received, service rep appeared young, and not informed, or readily able to grasp problem. Made much notice about extra 'wisdom/courage wrist band' sent with order, but not shown in advertisement (and of no interest or value to me). For price, plus shipping costs, plus hassle of trying to rectify order, could likely find similar quality item else-where at same or lower cost, without hassle.

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Great lightweight, thin but sturdy. I bought a very small Fujifilm camera and this was perfect for it. Fit it just right, the camera with the pouch is still very small, easy to put in any pocket, but protects the camera well.

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Best Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 Camera Bag -Black Deals

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This holster fits a D200 with 18-200mm lens perfectly. Some other reviewers have complained that the case is too big, but with a higher quality DSLR and a medium length telephoto this bag really shines. The front pocket holds plenty of CF cards and spare batteries. There is a little pocket on the underside of the lid which is perfect for holding filters and polarizers when not attached to your camera.

I use this bag clipped to the shoulder straps of my Arc Teryx Bora 80 backpack. In my setup I have the bag hanging across my chest just below my sternum. During a trip across Glacier National Park (51lbs pack, 6 nights) the case always had my D200 ready. I typically leave the top flap zipped a couple inches on each side to keep the camera secure. Even while crossing rough terrain, scrambling over scree and kick stepping across snow fields this bag left little to be desired. It hangs steady and does not bounce too much.

If you are looking for something to hold your camera while out backpacking I don't know of any better solutions out there.

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I just chose the Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 for my new Nikon D50. It has a shoulder strap, belt loops, handle, top opens toward you instead of away, inside pocket, front pocket and it is just the right size (length and width)for the D50. The depth is a little more than the 18-55 lens needs but just right for the 18-200 zoom, that I plan to get soon, which is 0.9 inch longer.

Be sure to check out the Topload Zoom Chest Harness that works with this case.

PS: I have been using the Lowepro TLZ Mini (same features but smaller size) with another camera for three years and am very satisfied with it.

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You can certainly fit a D80 (D50, D40) plus the 18-200mm VR lens into this it has about the right length, a little to spare for filters. However, it's quite a bit wider and taller than is necessary. It's really quite a big bag for an SLR holster. I can't see what the extra space is for, unless you have an older generation DSLR with a bigger body. The camera is reasonably located inside, so it shouldn't flop around too much, but if you're looking for something snug and neat, this isn't it.

If you have a shorter lens (like the kit lenses, then go for the Lowepro Topload Zoom Mini, but with the 18-200 lens the Mini is about half an inch too shallow otherwise it would be ideal, and much, much smaller than the Zoom 1.

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I bought this bag based on another reviewer's write up. The reviewer mentioned that that this Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 Camera Bag was a perfect fit for the Nikon D-50.

The reviewer was absolutely correct. This bag easily holds my Nikon D-50 with the 18-200mm zoom lens attached (with some room to spare). The inside padding is adjustable for your particular camera and lens. I found there also is room for my 72mm filters, memory cards, and a spare battery. This is a great carry around day bag, I would probably opt to take this bag on vacation too because of its condensed size. It has a belt loop and shoulder strap for more carrying options.

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I often go for long walks around town with my Nikon D40 camera with 18-200 zoom lens attached. This bag protects the camera and has enough pocket space for everything I need: filters, extra battery and memory card, etc. The bag is lightweight and low-bulk so it is comfortable to carry for miles at a time.

Vanguard UP-Rise II 33 Camera Bag (Black) Review

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I just ditched a Tamrac with similar design for this bag, which is better because:

1) The strap clips on and is designed not to get twisted up. The Tamrac had a sewn on strap instead, which was always dorked up.

2. It's designed so it doesn't tip over when you set it down. The Tamrac fell over all the time.

What's not so great about the Vanguard? Well, it has a zipper on top for access through the lid, but it's a single straight opening. The Tamrac had an opening that was a flap, in other words it sipped on 3 sides and gave much better access to the bag interior. Also, the Tamrac has a system where you can add a lens case or flash case outside the bag, as well as a water bottle carrier.

The Vanguard would be the perfect bag with a larger top opening and the ability to add on cases/carriers externally.

However, even without those features, it beats the Tamrac because of the convenient strap, plastic side release buckle that is easier to align and close, and the no-tip design. Good job Vanguard!

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Discount Kelly Moore Posey Bag - Teal

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I purchased this bag for myself as a smaller, cuter alternative to most camera bags. I wanted something that would fit my Nikon D3100, and maybe an additional lens. I read all the reviews I could find online and everyone cautioned about the smallness factor. I was concerned, but couldn't find a better alternative. I really liked the small size of the bag and the fact that I wouldn't need to carry around a huge camera bag, in addition to a purse. The Posey Bag would be both, and only the size of any normal purse. As soon as I received the Posey Bag, I realized my dreams of carrying an additional lens would not happen. I quickly recovered and moved on. Unfortunately, my biggest problem with the bag, is the flaps, which make the bag more "versatile." The flaps are constantly moving and opening, leaving my equipment vulnerable to anyone paying attention to my very open camera bag/purse. Or even vulnerable to falling out of the purse. I would recommend trying a different camera bag/purse combo, unless you are willing to deal with the cumbersome flaps.

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Plenty of room and padding for my camera body, 2 small lenses and a removable flash. Love the extra pockets for cards and keys, etc. Its not a huge bag, but that is what i like about it. Nice to be able to carry a beautiful bag that can function as a camera bag and purse.

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I bought the Kelly Moore Posey bag in teal because I wanted a camera bag that I could also use as a purse when not out shooting. First, I don't much care for the teal color. I belong to a photowalk group and use this bag which allows me to carry a small wallet and other essentials along with a Canon G10. I can easily pull it out of the bag while walking around and take some shots. In the side pocket there are slots for a ton of CF cards. I don't use these slots because I only have one card which is in the camera. I do like the extra pockets on the outside.

If I were to buy a small slr, I don't think it would fit very well in this bag and its bulk would make it hard to use the outside pockets. So this camera bag is a little pricey for carrying around a point and shoot camera.

Since I bought this camera bag, she has come out with a replacement, Posey 2.

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The Dura Gadget Carry Case is stupendously awesome! I've used it for my Toshiba Camileo recorder/camera. I carry my Toshiba Camileo in the case on my hip like a cell phone. It's easy to take out and place back on your hip. I've carried other things in the Dura Gadget Carry Case; cell phone, wallet, money and other things. Also, there are times when I don't want to carry anything in my pockets, or I might not have any pockets. I just put my things in the case, clip it to my hip, and I'm on my way. The Dura Gadget Carry Case lives up to it's name!

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Lowepro D-Pods 10 Review

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I bought this for my Canon SD450. My friend has the SD450 and got the Canon PSC-90 case. The Canon case is a nice hard leather case that's pretty to look at, but doesn't have room for a memory card or extra battery. This Lowepro case is made out of neoprene (scuba -type material) and seems to provide a lot more cushion if you dropped it. That also allows it to stretch and would have fit my older/bigger SD300. It also has a pouch in front for an extra battery and a special slot designed specifically for an extra memory card. It also has a strap to attach to your belt (and it uses a velcro closure so you don't have to take your belt off to put it on). It comes with a neck strap, but you could just as easily attach a smaller strap or a carabiner to it.

Overall I think this is a fabulous case, especially given the price. It's not as pretty as the Canon case, but infinitely more functional.

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I really love this case and it's hard to give it up, but it just isn't long enough for my Canon Powershot SX210. My camera has a 9:16 aspect ratio lcd which makes it just a little too long to be fully protected by this case, the velcro barely makes contact with itself when I try and close it. I'm posting this review only because I was referred to this case by another reviewer in the posts below my camera model here on amazon. It's truly sad that it does not fit, because I just hate zippers and leather and now I'm having a tough time finding a suitable alternative.

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This case is perfect for my SD550 or any similar sized camera. My camera fits snug and it's the least bulky case I've come across. One possible drawback however: Since it is optimized to be as slim as possible there is little room for an additional memory card and no room for an extra battery. This poses no problem for me as I only use this case to carry the camera in my pocket. All accessories are in my large camera bag.

The neoprene material provides nice protection for the camera and the LCD monitor. There are NO zippers to scratch the polished metal or LCD of your camera. The case opens with a velcro tab which holds the camera very securely.

One other case I would consider is the Canon PSC-55 which is slightly less bulky but does not provide, in my opinion, quite as good protection. I have both and use both depending on the amount of protection as the D-Pod 10. Both my dad and I own the PSC-55 and the Lowepro D-Pod 10. My dad prefers the PSC-55 because it is slightly less bulky and fits in his shirt pocket more easily. Me, I prefer the neoprene Lowpro D-Pod 10 pretty much ideal in my mind for this camera.

I also own the Rezo-10 which is a very tight fit. The camera does not fit into the Rezo-10 as well as D-Pod 10. I'd opt for the Lowepro D-Pod 10 over the other two cases.

This is a very nice case and reasonably priced.

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This great little case fits my SD700 perfectly. It is a nice, padded case with a small little front pouch you can put an extra battery or SD card in. It also has a removable neck lanyard and a velcro belt clip, so carrying my camera around is easy. Don't buy the canon cases, save your money and buy this one.

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I bought this for my Canon SD700. I was worried it would be too small but it fits perfectly. I like the fact it holds a spare battery and memory card. A bonus is that it has a belt loop secured with velcro so you can put it on or take it off without removing your belt. I haven't tried a drop test but it looks like it would help the camera survive a minor fall. It's much better in my opinion than the Canon bag. A friend at work has it and it won't hold a spare battery.

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I purchased 3 floating camera straps the Vivatar, the Olympus and the Chums -since they were all pretty inexpensive and they all seemed to have good reviews and bad reviews. After trying out all 3 I decided the Olympus will go with me on my next snorkeling adventure with my new Nikon Coolpix AW100 (which I absolutely love but that's for another review). Here are my observations on all three straps. I ordered all 3 in yellow the Vivatar was a kind of dingy orangish yellow while the other two were a bright yellow which I felt would be easier to spot so score 1 for Olympus and Chums. The Vivatar and Olympus both were easy to dry off while the Chums is made of a kind of spongy material which doesn't dry off right away so score one for Vivatar and Olympus. The Olympus and Chums fit my wrist very nicely whereas I wasn't quite sure how to attach the Vivatar to my person. I thought the Olympus when it was cinched up fit my wrist especially well so score two for Olympus and one for Chums. A side note here I have an average man's size hands whereas my wife has long slender hands. The Olympus slid right off of her hand even when it was cinched up so the Chums might actually work better for her. The Olympus and the Chums both seemed more buoyant than the Vivatar. The Vivatar failed the bathtub test filling my bathtub to the top and dropping the strap into the water attached to the Nikon (it's a Jacuzzi tub so it's fairly deep). The Nikon was actually resting on the bottom of the tub with the Vivatar whereas it was not touching with the other two straps. The Vivatar was holding up one end of the camera so I suspect in deeper waters it would keep the camera floating but I don't know that for sure. Score one apiece for the Olympus and the Chums. One final observation and this one is a little subjective. The Olympus just seemed better constructed with more durable parts and connections than the other two. Score one point for Olympus. Final score => Vivatar 1 point, Olympus 6 points, Chums 3 points. Hope this is helpful

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I bought this strap for a Kodak waterproof video camera. Although this seemed to be well constructed, it failed when I used it for my snorkel trip to Hawaii. The cord that connected the float to the camera broke. If it weren't for a miracle of a nice young man who dove down at least 20 feet to retrieve the camera I would have lost some of the best videos I have ever shot of dolphins and manta rays. Don't buy this cord. I also have an Olympus cord for my still camera and it has held up much better than this cord that I only used for one trip.

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I bought this product without reading comments because it just looked like exactly what I wanted... then I got it, and saw a huge flaw. The black clip pops off soooo easy!!!! BUUUTTTTT, let me tell those who have bought this already that it is okay. You can rig it like I have to make this a perfectly good device. Besides, the other alternatives are bulky and ugly in my opinion, right? Okay. So the idea is to attach your original camera's wrist strap along side of this floatable strap. Once both are attached (you might already see where I am going with this), you send the original strap thru the yellow float strap (thru the large hole for your wrist) and then send your entire camera thru your original strap on the other side. This is what I call lassoing your original strap to your float strap as a backup cord. This way you get a secure connection to your camera and a nice slick looking float.

I also added pics of this to the product on amazon for you to check out for added support. Hope this helps!! PS. Chums should have made a better product in the first place, but lets make lemonade out of a lemon!

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Bought this for a cruise to use with my Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS2, which Amazon tells me weighs 5.9 oz. It was easy to connect (and disconnect with a quick release), floated to the top of the water quickly, held up well and was easy to see from a ways away. It is much better looking than some of the life vest looking ones on Amazon. Great product that did exactly what it was supposed to.

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I used it for 3-4 times and the little string attached to the camera broke in a cave in the Dom.Rep and the cam is on the ground now. It's a frequent thing check the other bad reviews...

Don't loos your cam over this or handle with care!!

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This is camera case # 6 for me and by far the best. It's easy to configure, tough, well though out, comfortable. The two outer compartments on the back are easy to access with plenty of nooks for various items, velcro close pouches for memory cards, and inside one of the compartments is another zipper compartment that's pretty cool. The compartment for the laptop is well padded with dense foam. The main compartment is well padded and has more than enough inserts for tons of configurations.

I had some difficulty finding bags that would fit my D200 with the battery pack attached and this bag has no problem.

Size wise is a small backpack (but a good sized camera bag). With ease and room for more I fit...

My D200 with battery pack.

2 SB800 flashes

105 mm macro

85 mm f/1.4

50 mm f/1.4

18-70 mm kit lens

70-300 zoom

extension tubes

lens hoods

2 additional batteries

memory cards, cables, polarizers

and still had room for more.

I physically laid my hands on and played with several backpacks from Tamarac, National Geographic, Lowepro and some others. The big thing that sold me on this pack was how dense the foam was. I'd be more confident about my equipment surviving a fall in this bag than any other bag. I expected more from Tamarac; their padding felt flimsy. I own a Tamarac, two smaller Lowepros, a Kata and a Sony bag. This is by far my favorite bag.

Oh and it has a saftey whistle built in to one of the buckles. It's an awesome bag. I'm not one to write reviews but I just couldn't keep quiet about this bag.

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The bag is easily configurable to match your camera, lenses, flash units, etc... But what makes this bag so ideal for me is the comfort while hiking the mountains/volcanoes of Hawaii. When the straps are clipped and fastened as designed, this bag is incredibly comfortable even if you have a lot of weight by carrying a fast telephoto lens. However, if you are the type of person to sling a bag over one-shoulder, this is not the bag for you. Over one shoulder is awkward to say the least. This is meant to be fastened in place and to provide extreme comfort when used as designed.

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1. This is my 3rd or 4th lowepro backpack (prior ones have includes the phototrekker etc...).

2. All lowepro products are excellent--> great construction and excellent fit. The problem I had / have with the photo / nature trekker is the limited amount of small type pockets etc... I was so dissatisfied that I eventually sold my trekker series backpack (bad decision) and then bought a tamrac expedition series backpack (really bad decision).

3. Anyway, since I wasn't happy with my Tamrac--> I bought the Lowepro Vertex---> this is a near perfect photo backpack--> excellent ergonomics / great fit (as is the case with all lowepro products), excellent construction (as with all lowepro products), good tripod holder, and unlike the trekker series--> the vertex series has more... pragmatic pockets,, which is really handy. I just got back from a series of hikes to Mt Rainier, Mt Baker etc...--> excellent photo backpack.

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From the title, you'll get a general understanding of how versatile this backpack is. I'll go in more details to explain the different aspects of why this backpack is unique.

-Construction:

This backpack is made from rigid pads that are dressed by really strong and durable fabric, that will protect the equipment in every situation (falling, banging into objects, weather conditions, etc.). It has strong water resistance zippers for the main and laptop compartments.

-Space:

Really spacious with many storage areas. The main compartment (camera space) is heavily protected by pads and is divided into smaller areas by some other adjustable protective pads. This means that design the compartment yourself for an optimum space use. There's also a designated pocket to fit small books or some papers. The laptop compartment fits a 14" laptop, and I also use it for books and filters if I'm taking my laptop. The two side storage areas are used for filters, memory card, keys, cable, cleaning kit, etc.

-Tripod Attachment:

One of the best feature of this backpack is that you can attach your tripod to the backpack.

-Shoulder, Chest, and Waist Straps:

Rigid build, yet really comfy for those long journeys. The chest and waist straps are there for those who like to go on an adventure and take ther camera with them. After fastening all the straps, the backpack will be as if part of your own body.

-Weight:

Even when full, it's not that heavy, I mean anyone can manage to carry it.

-Rain Cover:

As for most (or all) Lowepro bags, this backpack is equipped with a rain cover, that when neseccary protect the whole gear for the pouring rain.

-Price:

Really reasonable for such backpack with these specs and features.

-Overall:

Two words A MUST!

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I've been researching for a good camera bag and finally settled on the Lowepro Vertex but couldn't decide between the 100 and 200. I have a modest kit so either should meet my basic needs so I opted for the 100. It arrived today and I was able to get what I would need in the field in to the bag but it was more limited in space than I expected. It would have been fine however but when I put it on it felt like a kid's backpack. I'm 6'4" tall and wear an XL shirt. I have to have the shoulder straps at their longest extension to feel comfortable but the waist strap hits me above the navel, just under the rib cage. It would in no way support the pack at all as a waist belt should but would only keep it from moving around as I moved. I am returning this pack and have ordered the 200. It may still be a little too short but the added two inches of height will at least help some.

As to quality and features this pack is really amazing and I highly recommend it if you need a pack that will take a lot of abuse. The water proof zippers are a great feature and the integrated rain cover is great. I've never been disappointed with any Lowepro product from a manufactured or features point.

Case Logic Sport Compact Camera Bag Review

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This camera case is perfect for my Sony T7. My camera fits snugly into this padded case to prevent shock and damage if I were to drop it. It's has a small pocket that allow me to carry two extra memory cards and an extra battery. Besides green, it comes in two other color (blue and orange). Price of item is very reasonable. So I recommend this item to those who own a very compact camera like the Sony T7 or other Sony T line of digital camera.

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Crumpler 3 Million Dollar Home Camera Bag for DSLR Camera Reviews

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It's small yet large. It's stylish yet useful. It's sturdy as all hell and I can't wait to fill it with my camera!

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Crumpler products are best in the market, considering price/quality balance. Actually, quality-wise this one beats other more expensive products. 3-million dollar home is good for a single DSLR. For rangefinder with accessories I would recommend 5-million dollar version

Buy Filemate 3FMCG215RD0-R ECO SLR/Zoom Camera Bag (Red)

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I got this for my mother's new Kodak a250 pix pro camera. It's a little smaller than a std dslr camera and fits perfectly. Well built and nice looking.

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ZAGG invisibleSHIELD for Nikon SB-900 (Screen) Review

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I was introduced to ZAGG for my cell phone and became a loyal customer when my 2 year old niece decided to take my phone outside to play with her brother. Now my laptop, car GPS and 2 cameras have them. They will protect against all kinds of things and do have a warranty I have never heard anyone give for this kind of product. ZAGG will cut down on sun glare for a GPS and on the screen of a camera when shooting outdoors. And for anything touchscreen, you would be crazy not to have protection. If you have a screen protector that does not flex or give at all, it can only just protect against some scratches, but not reduce the chances of screens breaking! Yeah, I am sold. They are expensive, but I added up how many of the less expensive ones I bought for my touchscreen phone(with stylus) a year, This is the cheaper route in the long run. On their website or Facebook page, you can see pictures of dropped phones with screens intact and the rest in pieces and so on. There was for a while a video of a cat scratching the screen and doing no damage. I am no so bold as to push my luck like that though. Tracy White Williams

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I had used and applied screen protector many times before for my cameras and mobile phones and this one is the worst. First of all the price is very expensive for it size. As soon as I opened the package, I realize it is not the screen protector itself that makes it expensive but the packaging and also a liquid spray and a flat rubber stuff which is intended to help you during the installation. Nevertheless, it was very hard to apply, along with unclear instructions. The side with the adhesive trapped your fingerprint and you need to dampen the film before applying it to the screen. Can you imagine putting all the liquid on the top of you SB-900 flash? I tried it anyway and yes it worked without damaging my flash but..no matter how hard I tried using the rubber squeezer provided, there were a lot of trapped bubbles between the film and the screen..my SB-900 screen gives me a sore in the eyes! I tried to live with it but i definitely couldn't stand the unaesthetic look. After a few days I ripped it off and get a new one from eBay. Only half of the price from this useless protector and works much more charmingly and very easy to apply.

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The inner dimensions of the case are:

6" Width

6" Height

4" Depth

The outer dimensions are:

7" Width

7" Height

5" Depth

This case would not fit Nikon D5000 with the lens it is sold with (Nikkor 18-55mm). Other than that the case is exactly what I was looking for. Compact, padded, and comfortable. I wish I could use it for my camera.

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The bag looks nice but it is too small to fit a Canon T3i with standard 18-55 lens and a camera strap. Since Canon T3i is an average size camera, the bag should not be advertised as "specifically designed to house your Digital SLR Camera". It's misleading.

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This case works great for Nikon D3100 with Nikkor 18-55 lens. Bag looks durable and it's well done. This is why I like it:

-well padded,

it has front and interior pockets for accessories such as additional memory card; outside front pocket will fit battery,

there is attached but hidden rain protection cover,

bright interior,

detachable shoulder strap allows to wear the camera on the arm or messenger style; it is also padded with little plastic/rubber dots that help to keep pad in place,

there is also attachment for belt on the back of the case.

Overall good quality and perfect for me as I wanted small case. The only minus is that it could be an inch higher to fit camera strap, but thanks to double ended zipper the strap can hang outside.

UPDATE: I attached the pictures; the strap also fits inside when folded.

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Ordered this to carry my Canon T1i when I go out and don't want to carry a big bag of equipment with me. Fits perfectly with a 50mm lens attached. Pockets big enough for memory cards and extra battery but don't expect to fit much else in it. Strap is comfortable and bag provides adequate protection for a low profile design. Perfect for when I go out to eat and take my camera or just for a walk around the park.

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I bought this camera case because I rarely travel without another bag, and I didn't want to carry a camera bag *as well*. I have this camera: Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18 MP CMOS APS-C Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens

This fits snugly around my camera with the kit lens and polarizing filter attached (my other lens is smaller). I leave the strap hanging out and zip around (this lets me carry the camera by the strap with the case on it). I have the case clipped to the camera strap. If I'm just taking a quick shot or two I'll just leave the case attached to the strap, or I'll un-clip the case and put it in my bag.

It is *very* protective, and holds a surprisingly large amount without adding any bulk. I always have it carrying: an extra battery, compact charger, and an extra SD card. I then just stuff this in my back pack, side bag, suit case, or whatever bag I happen to be using. I don't have to worry about anything dinging or scratching my camera. I want to take my camera with me and I don't want it to be an ordeal.

Pros:

Small, snug against camera

Very very padded and protects all parts of the camera

Works well with strap

Fits in other bags

Durable, expensive material

Cons:

Probably won't work with a lens larger than the kit lens