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The pouch works great for what i bought it for. The price was great also. I can put my camera in there and I dont have to worry about nothing happening.

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Discount Rokinon H400 SLR Holster Camera Case with NP-FM500H Battery

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Buy Tamrac 5578 Expedition 8 SLR Photo Backpack (Black)

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This thing is great! I have dragged it from Florida to Hawaii and everywhere in between. It carries a lot of equipment/personal item and still fits in the overhead bin of any commercial aircraft. It's comfortable to carry too.

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I've used this backpack on two hikes since I got it. One was a 2.5 day event and it performed great. Very comfortable. I was kind of concerned about the length of it as I wasn't sure if the body with grip, 500mm lens and the 1.5X TC would fit when all attached; but it fits without a problem.

Contents included:

Canon Digital Rebel XT with grip

Canon f4 500mmL lens

Canon 100-400mmL lens

Kenko 1.5X TC

Canon f1.8 50mm

Kit lens

Canon 430EX Speedlight

Numerous memory cards and batteries

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Nice pack for the 2 Canon Cameras including lenses and all the other stuff.

It is very well constructed and the layout is good. Once the Laptop goes in, the pack it will be full. Good for travel, but not for just short point and shoot outings. Great product.

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All I can say is that it is an almost perfect match to my needs. It DOES THE JOB...WELL.

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I've owned this backpack for a year and it is true expedition quality. Everything is easily accessed and well thought out as well as very well padded. It holds my 300 f2.8 mounted as well as all of my travel lenses, spare body and all accessories.

Very heavily made, appears it will last forever. True well padded hip belt for pack support. I love it!!!!

Review of Clik Elite CE615BU Access - Blue

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Brilliant construction and fits so well to your body. tight fit that the protects the camera, padding that doesn't protrude onto your body as you walk for hours and opens up quickly to capture the image of that fawn. i used this on a full day hike in yosemite. it was raining, but light enough that it didn't seep into the case or through the waterproof zippers.

be wary though that the first image is for the case and the backpack and that is not fair to the product which you are buying (which is the camera case only)

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The Access is a great camera bag for hiking, biking, skiing, and probably any other activity that you need both hands for and don't want a camera or another bag swinging around your neck or shoulder. The Access keeps everything in place and very easily accessible. The "tensiflex" system is an elastic spandex type of material that does a great job of holding the camera in place without applying too much pressure. The pack is very comfortable to wear. It distributes weight well and doesn't make me hot while wearing it. It probably isn't the best pack for everyday camera carrying or urban tourism. It is going to look a little odd because it is so unique. However, there is an interchangeable shoulder strap that allows you to carry the pack like a normal camera bag. My only complaint is that I was unable to tighten the waist strap enough to keep the bag from bouncing around a little when I ran. It is secure enough that it isn't smacking me in the chest every stride, but it does wobble around quite a bit. I'm only 5'7" and have a 30 inch waist, so this may not be a problem for everyone. I think this pack will be with me for a long time and go on many hikes and rides. I would certainly buy another if I lost this one. I do not have the Clik Elite backpack that this pack is able to clip onto, so I have no idea how the whole system works together.

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I am an avid hiker/climber who needs quick access to my camera when I hike. That's why I bought this Clik Elite pouch.

Overall, it is not bad but there are better and cheaper alternatives.

1. The shoulder harness is made of comfortable mesh, but the way it is designed interrupts when wearing a backpack. It is not comfortable wearing this then a backpack over it. It does provide Velcro attachments to attach to your existing backpack, but it is far from practice which leads to my second point.

2. If you use the Velcro attachments to attach the pouch to your backpack, this works but makes removing the backpack very complicated. You have to unclick all buckles, put aside your camera, then remove the backpack. The Velcro attachment points, especially the lower ones don't stay put (if you don't have Clik Elite's proprietary backpack).

3. Even when worn properly, it is not as secured to the body especially if I am leaning forward (such as when climbing/scrambling steep rocks). There is significant side-to-side and front-to-back movements.

4. You still need a neck strap to prevent the camera from flying out and falling when you are in a hurry.

The bottom line is, I haven't found a perfect solution to my need, and this product in my opinion is too complicated. I found that a simple neoprene pouch from OP Tech combined with a good shoulder/neck strap works better and more flexible (you still have to remove the camera before taking off the backpack, but it is quicker than unclick four things and having to deal with the chest harness).

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Took the strain off my neck and protected the camera from swinging and bumping into things. It tended to ride up I'm 6' 2" but the straps were generally long enough to adjust. The one sided zipper made pulling the camera out hard sometimes and a two sided zipper might be better. I will order the telephoto model since much of the time I did need that lens and it fit poorly in this pack ( not the fault of this product I misjudged my needs.)

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This camera bag is lightweight, easy to use.

The layout is easy accessories are abundant.

Pentax K-5 with a telephoto lens is inserted.

Reviews of Case Logic SLR Camera Sling

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I decided to go for this after receiving a Nikon D60 kit that included a Nikon shoulder bag, which I didn't really like.

I wanted a bag that had no logo or identification so that I wouldn't be targeted as carrying expensive camera equipment.

I also wanted something that couldn't be pulled off my shoulder easily and was comfortable to wear.

The sling seemed the perfect choice. It's pretty comfortable and well made. The top flap unzips and opens up to reveal a semi soft container that perfectly holds my D60 with room for a pretty long lens attached to the body. My longest is the 55-200mm VR and there room for even a longer one (about 7"). What's neat is that you can leave the flap unzipped and there is a magnetic piece on the end of the flap so it can stay loosely shut without coming open.

Perfect for times when you want to store the camera temporarily.

The semi-soft container that holds the camera can be removed completely, so then you have just a bag to store anything you want.

If you continue to pull the zip open it will reveal the side of the bag to store an additional lens and/or flashgun. I find this a good idea but a little fidgety because there are two small velcro flaps that have to be undone before you pull the zip open. Nevertheless, its a good design.

There is a triangular padded piece to store a lens in but I found it too small to keep my 55-200mm VR or my 18-55mm VR. So I just keep my lens in the pouch that came with the lens and put that in the bag. No big deal.

there are two additional zipped compartments on the front and back of the bag, they are a little tight to get into but they easily store my charger, filters and additional battery.

All in all, its pretty modern looking and functional. Quite pleased.

Update: 6/28/2009

In the original review I implied that the main pouch and compartment for lens is one zip this is incorrect. There are two separate zips.(one zip does not 'continue' to open to reveal another compartment)

Also, After a couple months of usage, I'm still happy. The design of the bag has allowed me to take out the camera, turn it on, remove the lens cap and take the nearly missed picture opportunity in less than 5 seconds. I can't do this with a backpack or typical shoulder bag.

Update: 8/24/2009

Still going strong. I've been traveling around, on hikes and also to a baby shower event where the bag was indispensable.

I found that I can now keep three lenses in the bag the 55-200VR in the lens area, a 50mm 1.8d in the bottom of the main area and the D60 with 18-55mm VR attached on the cradle.

Update: 1/3/2010

I've upgraded to the Nikon D90 body. Fits perfectly. Accommodates the bigger body size well.

Update: 4/19/2011

I can hold a D90 body with a 17-55 2.8 lens attached in the main compartment with a Tokina 11-16 2.8 and nikon 85 1.4D in the side compartment, both on their side. couldn't be happier.

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I ordered this bag for a more convenient bag to carry my new Canon DSLR and a couple of lenses instead of my old large gadget bag I used with my old 35mm SLR. The XNSLR-2 is diffidently good at that.

The main things I didn't like about my gadget bag was the size, it is awkward to carry and I cannot store the camera with a lens installed. Unfortunately the only thing that the XNSLR-2 does that my gadget bag doesn't do is allow me to store the camera with a lens. The XNSLR-2 is a little bit larger than I expected, I couldn't find one in a store in my area. Also, I have yet to find a comfortable position to carry the bag for an extended period of time. It is awkward to carry as sling and is a little to large to carry on a shoulder.

I find the bag great if I want to get quick access to the camera for a picture. The top flap being held closed by a magnet works for keeping it closed but I am concerned if it will remain closed so I tend to keep the zipper zipped.

With the lens compartment behind the shoulder strap, accessing the additional lens is bit awkward. A third hand would be helpful. If I cannot set the bag down I end up having to put the camera back in the bag. Support the bag with my now freed hand and pull the additional lens out. Change the lens and again put the camera back in the bag and support the bag while storing the lens. This procedure is actually more cumbersome than changing lenses with my old gadget bag.

The pockets on both sides are very deep and have plenty of room for my micro-tripod, some filters, the charger, additional memory cards and the camera's IOM. The pockets are very large, actually maybe to large. A smaller set of pockets inside the pockets for storing smaller items would have been a nice touch.

Overall this bag works although I might end up getting a holster bag for day trips when I am sure I'll only need one lens.

Update 11/25/2010: After using this case for over a year, it's days of my use might be at an end. I have upgraded my case to a Lowepro Toploader Pro 70 AW with a removable Lowepro 2S Lens Case (Black). After I use this setup for a while, I'll make a decision if I still have a need for this case too.

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The Caselogic XNSLR-2 SLR Camera Sling/Shoulder Bag is one of the best designed SLR bags for its purpose that I have used. It is a blend between a holster bag and a sling. When I wear my sling bag (Caselogics SLRC205) I feel it makes a statement "Look at me I'm a photographer". As a result, I an uncomfortable carrying in certain instances. Thus, I was looking for a small day outing bag that could hold my Nikon D90 with a zoom lens attached plus a secondary lens, flash unit and filters. The bag must provide very easy access to the camera while walking or climbing and yet provide security that items won't fall out of the bag.

OK....the Caselogic XNSLR-2 does all of that in a remarkably small, well thought out design.

On the negative side, the case is more a shoulder bag than a sling. I wear it over my shoulder like a sling. However, when rotated on my back for hiking, etc. it does not lay flat and "jumps" around with my motion (unlike the SLRC205). This would have been easy for Caselogic to remedy, but I am certain they had their compromises to meet. The two zipper compartments on the front and back are a good size but little difficult to access. In addition, I would have liked a small compartment in the main camera area to hold extra SD cards or a wireless remote. Instead, I keep that stuff in one of the side compartments and need to fish around when I need them.

If your looking for a camera bag to use for a short outing and don't want to take all your stuff, this is a very good choice.

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The Caselogic is a nice enough camera sling bag but the inside form mold didn't fit my Olympus DSLR well. The lens tube is large enough and long enough for most telephone lens. The side lens pocket is a two hand operation to get into.

It's not perfect but the price is right.

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With this case the camera still fits in my jeans pocket. This soft has no extra spots to carry anything which I like because I am all about the slim profile. That is why I bought a TX7. Made of soft spongy material like a wetsuit.

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great design, bought it for my DSC T2 which I don't even have anymore since It was stolen from me. I actually bought that camera twice since it was so good. The case is soft yet durable and protects very well from scratches etc

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considering the price, I guess it is OK....the inside softness was not the same...and that is what I was looking for.

Otherwise shipping was fine.

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I got this for a dsc w560 cyber shot and it fits perfectly with an extra battery and memory card holder.

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Provides nice cushion to my camera without adding too much extra bulk. Also very non-descript case even with the words Sony on it so it's not an obvious camera case which I loved during my trips. After being tossed around a lot and on a few international trips, the materials is starting to "pebble" up some, but just a little... not too annoying yet.

Cheap Thule Luggage Perspektiv Daypack

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I recently reviewed the Tenba Roadie II HDSLR/Video Backpack 638-333. Then I was able to review the Thule Perspektiv. The contrast in design and purpose between the two bags is amazing. The Thule is clearly designed as an SLR daypack for wilderness adventurers who need to move fast with agility; compared to the Roadie II, which is more geared toward urban day adventurers. As you would expect, the Thule bag is quality made. Though I did not hear of them much before, my research shows the company is very well regarded as producing high quality products with great customer support. Interestingly, I read some product reviews putting down this bag. I am not sure if they were accurate because I checked this bag and found all the complaints of other reviewers to be largely unfounded.

Upon opening the box, I was impressed with the sleek outer design of the bag. Clearly the design of the bag was conceived with the purpose of avoiding entanglement in the wilderness. Construction and design was done with great detail to include overlapping flaps to keep out rain, interior seam sealing, double walled construction, quality heavy duty zippers, compression straps, heavy padded shoulder straps. I particularly like the quick release buckles to drop the pack in a split second, clearly designed to help you in emergency situations. The entire bag is made of water repellent material and a rain cover is included. All zippers are self sealing and water proof with interior seams. The top loading component of the pack uses "cloudburst technology," relying on welded and taped key seams, and a self sealing zipper to prevent water entry. A key failing of the bag, in my opinion, is the bottom construction. It is constructed of hard waterproof plastic with no padding. I would have preferred to see special non-skid reinforced and padded construction. I could not find any decent padding that would adequately protect against a major fall. But, I can overlook this aspect since the bag is clearly designed for ultra mobility.

Compared to more traditional day packs, exterior pockets are limited. A nice feature is the exterior tripod/monopod holder, which you will find incredibly useful. The limited number of pockets provide fast access to memory cards, batteries, and smaller gear. The interior compartment is easily accessible in a sling manner like the Lowepro Fastpack 250 Camera/Laptop Backpack or Lowepro SlingShot 202 AW. In fact, the bag designs are very similar. The interior compartment can be modified with included dividers though I found it somewhat limiting compared to larger and heavier bags, but it will fit a Nikon D300s with battery pack and a 70-300 f2.8 with plenty of room for Speedlights and additional lenses. Just keep in mind you will be forced to make gear carrying choices to maintain that mobility that caused you to buy the bag. The top loading compartment is padded and can be removed. In fact, the entire interior of the bag can be removed to convert the pack into a regular backpack. The straps on the bag, just as the bag itself, are ergonomically designed to be worn under intense conditions all day.

This bag is high quality across the board and designed for adventurers. It is worth comparing the LowePro products I mention if you are looking for a little more versatility. But either way, this bag is a pleasure to use in conditions that other bags would be too bulky or heavy.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Picture a sling pack, but with a standard pack design. The camera slips in the side pocket, large accessories in top, extra lenses in the same compartment as the camera. The latter is one of the more clever features. Most camera bags with the cradle design waste the space under the camera. Not here the space is available for lenses, flashes, etc. The top pocket has almost zero padding and no way to attach dividers. The bottom is actually hard, like plastic covered in material. You'll need to use the lens bag that came with the lens, a towel something for padding if you use this area for delicate equipment.

I personally find compartments for batteries and cards useless. I use dedicated CF and SD card pouches that provide organization and protection. Same for batteries. The pocket for these is basically a narrow pocket with a water resistant flap. It may hold a lens pen and cleaning cloth, but not much more. There are also two more narrow pockets that are so small, I don't know what you'll use them for. No padding just like putting something in your hip pocket. Yes, they are water resistant, but anything that's not FLAT will be a problem.

The bottom, again, feels like material wrapped plastic. In my opinion this is a failing there is no protection. Every pack I own has rubber feet, a bumper, rubber strip, heavy coating something here, there's nothing. If you treat this rough, it will wear. I also found the tripod attachment system to be pretty useless. For a monopod or Gorilla tripod, yes. Anything else, forget it. I tried two different travel tripods. The top is a strap with a very narrow base the tripod rocks back and forth like crazy. The bottom is just a loop.

All the zippers are weather proofed, either by being water resistant or with a flap. For heavier weather, there's an included water-proof cover that's hidden away between the pack and rear portion of the waist belt.

It's a solid four stars everything is quality, the pack is rigid, the waist strap nicely padded, the check clip can be positioned nicely, and the camera/lens compartment has plenty of padding. I'll add a bunch of photos shortly.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This "backpack" for photographers/videographers is quite handy for those times when you need to carry lots of gear into distant/remote shooting locations. It's very comfortable and designed to be weather resistant. The shoulder padding is good and there's also padding for the upper/lower back and on the waist strap. There's also a chest strap which does not have any padding.

Inside there are two main internal compartments...one on the top and one on the bottom. The bottom one can be completely removed from the main backpack, while the top one cannot. The bottom compartment has dividers for a couple extra lenses, external flash unit, light meter, batteries etc and one camera/lense combo. This compartment has its own carrying handle for when you want to remove and carry it from the main backpack. When left inside the main backpack access to this sub-pack can be accomplished via an external zippered flap on the main body of the backpack. In other words you can remove your camera from the backpack without having to completely remove the bottom compartment. The top compartment has enough room for other equipment, however it does not have dividers so care must be taken when storing easily damaged items there.

On the outside there is a side pouch for quick access which can be used to hold a cellphone, flashlight etc. There are also several separate storage areas for small items such as memory cards. Finally a top strap and bottom loop for a tripod is located on the center of the backpack. Stowed away in a secret compartment is a waterproof cover that looks like a large shower cap which can be used to cover the backpack for a double layer of protection. Overall this is a fairly nice quality backpack for the photographer/videographer who needs to carry a good amount of equipment comfortably. It's lightweight, weatherproof and looks good as well.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Thule Perspectiv SLR Day pack lets you carry your camera gear in protected style. This camera bag made by Thule is exactly what you would expect, great construction, padded shoulder straps, reinforced seams, sturdy zipper pulls and quick release clips that let you out of the backpack faster than you can click a shutter.

The exterior pockets allow you to gain easy access to your gear while traveling. A sturdy tripod holder has a quick release clip and a lower loop to keep the pod from swinging. Under that, a flat moisture proof pocket to hold extra gear, like, a light meter. One zippered side flap opens to reveal a moisture proof see thru zippered pouch, and slots for extra SD cards and batteries. There is one roomy expandable exterior pocket. The top of the day pack makes use of "cloudburst technology", welded and taped critical seams, and a sealing zipper to shed water, which helps keep your gear dry. Below that a roomy interior for a secondary camera or other gear that is held securely with Velcro edging and can be reconfigured to fit your gear or removed if necessary.

The main compartment of the bag houses a separate, well-padded unit and removable pod providing a modular option that can be stored in a hotel safe. Large enough to hold up to a DSLR body with attached ultra wide angle lens. It allows for additional lenses and filters.

Thule Perspectiv SLR Day pack is ergonomically correct to let you integrate photography into your active lifestyle. The bag is made of attractive durable water repellent (DWR) treated fabric and in the bottom back of the bag is a hideaway rainfly with taped seams, attached so that it won't get separated from your bag. This bag is really top notch quality.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Packing: Comes in a standard Amazon box with a plastic sleeve and some of that crumpled paper on the inside.

Quality of Construction (close up pic of weatherized zippers posted):

What I expect from Thule, which is superb. The seams are well done and clean. Stress points are reinforced. The weatherized zippers are an extremely nice touch. Weatherized zippers are definitely not a common find on camera bags/backpacks. Most camera backpacks do one of two things to protect from the zippers from water entry: 1. flap over the zipper. 2. raincover over the whole bag. This Thule weatherizes EVERY outside zipper (4) save one (1) which is the top zipper to access the top compartment. In this case, it just uses a fairly deep flap over the zipper. While you could put a camera in the top compartment, it's not the padded camera case, it is more for snacks/stuff.

Storage (See picture posted for backpack with compartments removed/deconstructed, pic of allowable camera dimensions also posted):

Plenty of storage for a full size SLR camera and a couple of midsize lenses (no space for a long full size telephoto, but for most people, I don't think you'd want to hike around with one of those). For a 4/3 camera, Olympus, Panasonic, Sony NEX, the padded camera storage area is cavernous and can pretty much handle any lens. You can remove the padded camera bag and tote it around with two handles. However, the bag is not easy to remove and not easy to put back in, and that's with the padded bag empty. Also, the padded bag by it self looks ugly and only is padded, but has no other protective fabric on it. Just leave it in. ** Again, I find the SD (3) and CF (2) card slots to be sewn with fabric. (I will reiterate, as I usually do in my reviews, to be wary of residual static discharge that can easily destroy data on the memory card. The reason I like to harp on this is because I have personal experience dealing trying to retrieve lost pics on a card in the middle of winter (when the air is driest) and it was a major PITA. Even with the recovered pics, the corresponding data for each pic (like date) was lost.) While the top strap for the tripod holder is cinchable, I don't know why the same couldn't be done for the bottom holder, which would be better to accommodate all sizes of tripods/monopods/walking sticks.

Comfort:

The bag is is about the appropriate weight for the quality of construction. The shoulder straps are comfortable and the backpack is added for BOTH shoulder blades and lumbar area. There is an elastic chest strap, which can be moved up and down around 4 inches on the shoulder straps , which is a thoughtful touch since people come in all different sizes and proportions. The waist strap is padded and small, which is also good in my book since this bag is only for camera EQ a modest amount of hiking essentials; it's not like I'm carrying bunch of camping supplies in here.

Overall:

Quality of construction, thoughtful features, plenty of normal camera storage = 5 stars. I've developed high expectations for Thule backpacks, and this one doesn't disappoint. So for a serious hiking trip with a moderate amount of camera gear, this backpack should work just fine. You can check out REI for their selection of camera backpacks, but I didn't really find anything that I liked as well as this one.

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I purchased the Canon Powershot 500 IS from a television show and it did not come with a bag. I searched Amazon and found this one. It's perfect. I love the fact that it's not heavy or overpowering yet all my extras fit inside. It's not bulky at all and will be great for travel. Glad I purchased it.

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The case is perfect for my new SX500 IS holds my battery charger, my USB cable And Camera perfectly! The price was so great for my budget! And I got it quickly, the service and product was all just wonderful!

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This bag holds my Canon Powershot SX230 HS without being too big. It is not bulky and is easy to carry. Also like to the pickets for the extra battery, cards, etc.

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This case is sturdy and holds my Canon Camera perfectly. I will get a lot of good usage from it.

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I am very pleased with the camera bag. It was exactly as expected. Good price and fast shipping I would recommend and order again.

Creative Labs Vado VF0570APS Pocket Video Camera Mesh Pouch (Silver) Reviews

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This mesh pouch fits my 3rd Generation Creative Labs Vado perfectly. It is attractive looking and I like that it's nice and compact and not big and bulky. That makes it easy to carry around on a keychain or even in your pocket. The only thing I would change about it would be to add a little more cushion for added protection. If you were to drop it, I don't think this pouch would give much protection.

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This small pouch keeps your camera protected some, but doesn't have much padding. Of course, additional padding would increase the bulkiness, so it's a trade-off. Another trade-off is no storage for cables, but cables aren't needed except to transfer video/charge the camera. I did swap the ring with another carabiner I had here at home because the ring felt a little flimsy to me.

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Plus side: It has an inner pouch for an extra battery.

Easy to hang on a belt loop.

Negative side: The pouch is really nothing but a fabric pouch. In the picture it looks more like a real metal mesh pouch, but it's really not much protection.

I wouldn't trust the belt loop hanger to hold the camera. I use it while I shoot with the camera.

Before I bought this item I wish I'd shopped around for a more sturdy case. The camera does fit perfectly. The zipper works well.

On a scale of 1-10, 10 being "PERFECT" the case rates a 5

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The Creative Labs Vado VF0570APS Pocket Video Camera Mesh Pouch (Silver) is a nice little pouch that protects my Vado video camera. It's of good material and it has a very stylish look .

I would recommend it.

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Really nifty little case for your Vado Pocket Video Camera. Small bag can hang from your purse or belt loop. Keeps the lens and viewing screen dust free and clean. I take my Vado Camera to school everyday to videotape demonstrations and I just toss it into my backpack. Without this cushioned bag that wouldn't be possible. The price is so low it would be foolish not to buy it.

Discount Slim Camera Case for Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX580 DMC-FX48 DMC-FS25

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Really like the case. Good quality. The downside is that is a tight fit if you our planning to carry an extra battery and memory card reader. I use the case for a panasonic lumix ts-1.

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THIS CASE IS JUST RIGHT FOR MY CAMERA, LOVE USING IT. WELL MADE AND PRICED RIGHT..CAN CARRY EXTRA BATTERY, AND CARD.TOO. GREAT FOR TRAVELING.

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Nice case that is very protective of the camera, but not the hard plastic. Flexibility with solid protection.

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the items were completely generic & the screen protector had to be cut to fit. The case is dollar store quality. Do not waste your $ on this product, you will be disappointed. The item was delivered later than promised.

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I bought this case for a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1 digital camera. It fits perfectly and the case is hard. Not totally hard but it does keep its shape and will protect better than a cloth/soft case. The case at first seemed too big and bulky, but once I put the camera inside I realized the camera was snug inside.

I recommend this case.

Tenba 637-312 Discovery Medium Photo/Hydration Daypack (Sage/Khaki) Review

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After looking at seemingly hundreds of camera daypacks, I discovered Tenba @ Amazon. But which one to select? Remember Goldilocks & the three bears?

The Tenba Mini Photo Daypack is TOO SMALL, especially the iPad slot.

The Tenba Large Photo Daypack is way TOO BIG;

The Tenba Medium is JUST RIGHT, yet the least available:

good size camera/lens section;

good size, separate section for lunch, rain jackets, etc.

built-in section for a hydration bladder!

chest & waist belts for optimal weight distribution.

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I loved this bag when it arrived and was so excited to use it on a long vacation/business trip where I needed to be able to carry some work items along with my camera. The design is excellent, and I anticipated loving this bag for many years to come. Unfortunately, it showed quite a bit of wear and tear in the stitching within a few days of use. The elastic on the rain cover (brilliant feature) wasn't stitched on properly, so there's a gap in coverage when I put it over the bag. The grab strap is split near the stitching. There are a few other places around the zippers, etc. where the stitching is uneven and looks like it may unravel or split in the future. I find myself reluctant to use the bag because I don't want to damage it further.

I haven't yet contacted the company due to time constraints, but I plan to. I am hopeful that my particular bag was just poor quality control because I really do want to love and use this style of bag for many years!

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Now I have my camera iPad and additional stuff all in one bag instead of two and in many cases three. My camera Nikon d200 extra lens flash and a point and shoot all comfortable. Love it.

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This is a small case, I can only use one SLR camera and lens in it. It is good to carry around with your minimum gear.

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This product is great...although little overpriced but it is a good brand. Has nice and safe compartments to put my DSLR and upto 3-4 lenses. Ideal for photo enthusiasts that like to hike/outdoors.