Buy Tamrac 692 Big Wheels Rolling StrongBox LP2 Camera Rolling Case

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I first put my Big Wheel to use on a multi horse farm assignment. The case is a trooper on mixed terrain, even mud. The interior layout is very useful for organization. As usual with cases, don't believe that you can pack as many items as advertised. If I tried to pack two bodies (Canon 5D and Mark III, I could not get my 100-400 L lens in the case. Without the second body, I could pack the telephoto, three other lessor lenses, and hoods if stacked.

As far as air travel, I was able to put this case in the overhead bin of of a 767, otherwise it did not fit, even with the laptop removed. I got away with putting it under the seat in front of me (fitting only with the laptop removed) on two flights with aisle seats, but could not get it under any other seats. I would not consider the case sufficiently padded for check in of my equipment, so this could be a problem.

As far as everyday use and auto transportation, I love it!

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I don't think this case would stand up to the rigors of a professional toting a kit around, but for a hardcore enthusiast (and me!) it seems pretty good so far. The big wheels are quiet over sidewalks and don't even notices little bumps and cracks and whatnot.

Pros:

holds a 17" laptop

sized for airline carry-on rules

divider arrangement quite customizable

can hold two bodies each with a (non huge) lens mounted and a pile of lenses and other stuff.

decently padded (i would not check this with my gear in it, though. No f-ing way.)

pull-behind handle is *quite* long and sturdy, so long-legged folk such as myself don't kick it while walking.

fairly light (I have had multiple non-photog specific carry-on bags that were heavier with less padding, less sturdy, etc)

Cons:

expensive (worth the cost increase over the model 5552 for big wheels? I dunno.)

not easily adjusted to accessories (for instance, the shallow depth to keep it carry-on size doesn't allow a Speedlight to be placed standing up)

no spots for standard digital accessories (no CF pockets, no Battery pockets), only the six 4" square pockets on the underside of the 'lid'

no tripod loops (though I rigged something on one of the sides where the MAS stuff can attach with some strapping)

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This is a great camera case for transporting camera bodies, lenses etc. I think the beauty of this bag is that the appearance does not screem "PHOTOGRAPHIC GEAR INSIDE". It looks like a normal small clothing travel case. It also meets international luggage standards for Carribean flights.

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Used this bag for my camera this summer in Europe and it worked great, the only thing I did was cutting off the factory strap and replacing with a padded cut proof strap which made the bag that much better.

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This hard shell case is functional. It has enough space to carry the spare batteries you will need with the Olympus 8010 Stylus Tough

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This case does a good job of protecting your phone. The carabeener attached to the outside gets in the way though and prevents the case from fitting in small purses or clutches. Not really good for travel or quick pictures...takes quite a while to remove it from the case and its many zips flaps and straps.

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This case is sturdy, and fits perfectly my Olympus Stylus Tough-8010 and a couple of memory card cases. The carabineer is nice, although not the same color as depicted on the product's photo. The zipper is also different (only one, not two), which can be inconvenient since you always open the case from the bottom, it is important to remember to use the internal velcro to hold the camera in place or it may fall. The only reason I gave it four stars is because it was suppose to come with a Live Green band and a hand strap, and the package contained neither.

Tenba 637-302 Discovery Shoulder Bag Sage/Khaki Review

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I had read on various photographer's blogs that Tenbas were high quality bags. After purchasing this bag. I would have to agree. I loved everything about the bags build, accessability and design. But the description of the bag's size is inaccurate in my opinion. I currently have two full body size Canon DSLR cameras, two lenses, one Canon 580EX II flash head, CF card pouch, a light meter, some AA batteries and this bag is stuffed tight. I was expecting a bag that would "easily" fit two DSLR. I have a 50mm attached to one of the cameras, and the other packed without a lense attached, then I have 24mm-70mm, and an 85mm packed tightly. I really like this back and decided to keep it for when I need to pack light. But I would not use it as a my main compartment for toting my camera about.

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I was looking for something to hold my camera body (Canon Rebel T3) with a zoom lens attached, at least 4 additional lens and my other accessories. This bag comes with 6 dedicated lens pockets with 2 thinner slots to hold additional items such as filters, chargers, etc.

Inside the bag:

The inner compartments are all separate velcro walls so you can move them into different layouts. Two of the walls are a little longer so you can have them reordered to suit the size of your camera /lens to really place things where ever you want. I don't have a battery grip, but I am pretty sure it would fit just fine if you had it attached to the camera. The bag is long enough and deep enough that you can put 6 or 7 lens and put two camera bodies facing each other on top of the compartments (you would have to have no lens or very short ones attached for 2 bodies). The top cover has an inner pouch in which you can store cables or a filter pouch...anything flat. The only thing is that I have an extender eyepiece so I need to put very flat items like cables so that the top of the bag doesn't push on the eyepiece.

Outside the bag Side pouches:

There are two side compartments which zipper along the top (as in from front to the back along the side with a single flap). The pouches are lightly padded so you can't put a lens there. I do wish they had put more padding there because they are perfect size to put a lens. I guess you could probably put in your own padding if you really wanted to carry additional lens. However, you can put so many things there like cables, chargers and you can temporarily put a lens there if necessary. You can fit lens hoods in them as well or anything you know isn't extremely delicate.

Outside the bag Front pouches:

There are two front zippered pouches. One opens out (2 zippers that can meet in the middle). This one has an additional zippered pouch with netting. So it is great for smaller items such as memory cards or flat items like cables, batteries or items for which there is no dedicated area. There are 2 holders for pens...although a lens pen fits extremely tightly it just isn't worth using for the lens pen (I like being able to just take my pen out quickly if I want to and wouldn't be able to do that with either pen holder). Personally I think that is a flaw, but you can put the pen in the thin pockets or in the outside side pouches or on the thin inside slots. There are 4 thin pockets that for papers, cables, and other items about the size of cellphone. There is an "if item found" card holder along with a clip (I would assume for keys).

The 2nd front pouch has 2 thin pockets again for papers, cables and cellphone sized items and one larger pouch/pocket. It is about 10" so I was hoping to fit my tablet there, but I have an Acer A500 in a carrying case which is one of the wider tablets out there. I would guess you could fit an ipad or any other tablet less than 10". Mine will fit but I can't close the zipper...again though you can fit a variety of items here.

Misc:

The strap is big and really comfortable. It is designed so the strap won't twist and it is very nicely padded. There is an additional strap to use an a handle so you can just lift it up. The part that lays against you is padded really nicely also so it feels comfortable despite being kinda big. It is also amazingly light even with my gear in it which was another big selling point for me.

The top opens out completely and opens away from you so you can grab your camera quickly.

The bottom is ok, but I wish it was a hard bottom like the case logic bags. I would have also liked to see a little more padding on the bottom just to give me that extra level of mental comfort.

It comes with a rain-cover which covers the bag completely and has snaps to hold it in place (it is not attached to the bag though).

Overall I like the bag because you can hold a lot of items, it has a good amount of internal padding and I think it is perfect for storing or transporting all your stuff with you. What I really like is that you can reconfigure the bag in different ways and store so many different items. It took me a few hours to feel comfortable with how and where I wanted to store my items, but now I feel that my items have their own dedicated spots which I really like.

I wouldn't use it as a walking around bag as it is bit obvious that it is a camera bag but if you are buying a bag that holds this much it is probably more for storing or travel anyway.

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The Backpack is solid, well built and is good protection for my equipment.

My Nikon D50 with 18-200mm VR Zoom and my speedlight 600 fits comfortably in the camera compartment (with the speed light flipped down). It allows me easy access to get the camera in and out of the bag when the bag is on my left shoulder and slung around to my front. The upper compartment is large enough to hold what ever I might need during a day out.

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I like to have equipment options whenever I take my camera somewhere, but don't want to have to carry something that looks like I'm on a combat patrol (I'm a soldier). This bag is it. Sure it's a tight fit, but I like that; forces me to be efficient. I comfortably fit the following in my 100, at the same time:

Nikon D3100

Nikkor 35mm (attached)

Nikkor 18-55mm (stored up top)

Nikkor 55-300 (stored in the lens space next to camera)

Nikon SB-700 in its own case which carries all its accessories (up top)

Gary Fong Collapsible Lightsphere (in front of attached 35mm lens; original divider is removed)

Nikon battery charger w/ extra battery inside (up top, in the black mesh pouch)

Nikon wired remote (up top, in the velcro flap pouch)

Nikon cleaning pen tool (up top, in one of the pen pouches)

Pack of AA batteries (front pouch under the snaps)

SB-700 user manual and other small documents (front zipper pouch)

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Camera bag shopping is a total pain: every store I find has the same terrible selection and the ones online can't be tested in person.

MY GOALS/EXPECTATIONS: I got the Lowepro 100 at Best Buy because 1) it was a backpack and comfy and 2) it's easy to get the camera into and out of. But after just an afternoon using it, I'm going to return it. I have the 200 on order instead.

PROS:

* QUALITY: Lowepro makes good stuff. This is quality material, nice zippers, good design, etc. Solid bag all around.

* COMFORT: It's VERY comfy on the back. I'm about 6 months preggers, and I find it really light and easy to wear.

* EASY TO USE: Getting the camera in and out is a breeze. I had a 3 Mil Crumpler for about a week and hated it. As a sling bag, I fought to get a Canon Rebel out of it. What's up with that, I ask you? This is on your BACK behind a zipper and it's easier to retrieve the camera.

* HANDS FREE IS AWESOME: I'm a busy mom, so I need to pack up quickly and go, and to get the camera out quickly for photo ops. This works great for both.

* WELL DESIGNED: With room for the dSLR, a spare lens (which I don't have), spare battery and card and manual in the lower compartment, there's room for a little bit of stash up above. A cell holder on the strap is also very nice. The lower part is so well padded that I don't worry about packing my stuff over it.

CONS:

* TOO SMALL (for me): I'm a mom on the go who wants to take minimal gear, but who wants to ALWAYS have the camera on me. My hubby loved the size of the 100, but he packs lighter than I do. In the 100, I can just fit into the outer pocket my keys & wallet. In the upper pouch I can cram in 2 spare training pants for the toddler, a change of pants for her, & a couple of folded plastic bags (toilet training requires one to be prepared, after all). But that's a tight fit. I want just a little more room to grow.

Truth be told, the deal-breaker for me was that the upper compartment was just 1/2 inch too small to fit an 8 1/2x 5 1/2 item in. So I couldn't fit my Kindle and my Moleskein notebook. I don't go anywhere without those two things and I don't trust the Kindle to the tote bag I carry in the car with the rest of the kiddos gear. So I'm hoping the 200 has a little more room for those.

* CONFIGURABLE COMPARTMENT?: I have no idea what they meant by "configurable." You can slightly adjust the height of the pieces in the lower compartment to allow for longer lenses, but they don't really fit in any formation other than the one they come in. Truly, I tried, and I couldn't come up with any alternate. It works for my camera, but it's misleading.

* ZIPPERS CATCH A LITTLE: While the zippers are good quality and they glide smoothly, I find the rounded 90-degree angles of the upper compartment make for weird zipping. A fully rounded top would be an easier angle to zip in one smooth motion. As it is, the corners stick a little, especially if you cram the top full of stuff.

* OUTER FLAP POUCH IS FOR WHAT?: While the outer compartment on the upper part of the bag is perfect for keys and a wallet, the lower part has to be snapped shut so the camera doesn't fall out. That means the little area behind it can only be filled with something small and flat that you're not going to want to access much if at all. For me, I put a travel 1st Aid kit in there. It's definitely a specialized space.

* PRICE IN THE STORE: If you want this bag, GET IT ON AMAZON! Seriously, I got it at Best Buy for over $80, then found it at WalMart for $65, then found it here for...what's the price today? $48? Anyhow, the prices in the stores are appalling. Much better here.

SUMMARY: Not bad, certainly the best bag I've seen yet. It has inspired me to seek out the larger size, however.

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Ive had the Lowepro Fastpack 100 for a month now and just love it! It fits my Nikon D90 just right, even with my longer lens attached. Its a tight fit, but everything fits in the camera section: camera, extra lens, charger. The space on top is enough for personal items, I even put a small traveling purse in there and a light sweater. (If you had another bigger lens in a padded sleeve, you could store it in this top section, no problem). I took it on a trip to Mexico, have taken it on local day hikes, and even on a local camera shoot. I love how compact it is, and its VERY comfortable for long periods of time. The way it has the side opening to get to the camera is also very comfortable and convenient, once you do it a couple times. There isnt enough weight to warrant a waist strap, which it doesnt have.

I struggled between this and the Fastpack 250 which holds a laptop, has an additional waist strap, etc, but the camera space was just marginally bigger. And I dont need to carry my laptop around with me on a local hike, or even travel with it MOST of the time. I am still considering the 250 as a travel pack in the future.

Another thing you can do with the Fastpack 100, is fit it into a larger backpack. Then I can put my laptop in a padded sleeve, along with personal items and use as my carry-on on a plane, if I needed to. Then when I got to my destination, I would have something smaller to deal with.

I need to add that Lowepro makes THEE best camera bags. This bag is so well made, I know Ill have it for years. My husband has an older Lowepro camera bag that is 20 years old and still going. Not a rip, tear or zipper malfunction.

So for me, having something compact that is a backpack, that is comfortable and big enough to carry the minimal gear I have this was the perfect item!

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I have a couple of backpacks designed for SLR's, including Lowepro's CompuDay Pack, which is OK, but you can't easily access your camera, and it's a little bulky. I wanted a small side-access backpack to take on trips, and the Fastpack 100 was the only thing I found in my price range. Being familiar with Lowepro products, I knew what to expect regarding build quality. After reading some reviews, and watching some video reviews at YouTube, I had a pretty good idea what the Fastpack 100 would be like, and decided to get one.

As expected, construction quality is typical for Lowepro, nicely built, using good quality materials. I really do like the pack's compact size. At only eight inches wide, it doesn't cover my whole back, and there's still a decent amount of storage space in the top zippered compartment. The pockets and holders inside are handy, and this pack doesn't advertise that I am carrying a camera. The straps, and back side of the pack are well padded, and it's very comfortable to wear. The pocket on the strap can hold a small cell phone, but I have a small flashlight there. The small carrying loop at the top should suffice, as long as the pack is not overloaded. There is a net carrying pouch on the right side, although the elastic may not be strong enough to hold up under stress. The pocket on the back, under the flap, is a little shallow, but better than nothing.

There's a decent amount of padding around the camera compartment, so your SLR is protected, but I was generally disappointed by the design of the compartment. I expected to be able to carry an SLR with a battery grip, as according to the listed dimensions, and some user reports, the case could supposedly accommodate one. I found that while my Canon 7D with battery does fit inside, the zipper can barely be closed shut, and removing the camera through the side while actually wearing the pack on your shoulder, is practically impossible, as the opening is too small. Being a slightly smaller camera, the Canon Rebel XSi with battery grip does fit inside the case. So the case can accommodate some cameras with a battery grip.

The pack can accommodate an SLR with a lens up to about six inches in length. The SLR compartment has two Velcro secured dividers, but the setup really doesn't provide much versatility. The dividers shown in the photo on Amazon's product page is a different in shape than what was provided in the case I received. The compartment is actually "L" shaped, and isn't tailored for the lens as is indicated in the photo, which perhaps was a previous design. For a SLR without a battery grip and a short lens, there is a lot of unused space around the camera in the compartment. This could be a good thing, if you have a bulky strap like the R-Strap. Otherwise, your camera could be bouncing around some. Adding another divider at the bottom of the compartment would have helped alleviate this issue. I plan to stick a microfiber towel in there to fill up the excess space. Incorporating a retaining strap for the camera body might have been nice, but Lowepro apparently isn't very big on straps. The additional (optional) small square compartment provides space to carry another lens, up to about five inches long.

I experimented trying to find the best position for the camera and the strap. Your results may vary, depending on the length of your lens, and the type of strap you have, but instead of placing the SLR vertically with the back facing the flap, what can work well is rotating the body so that the camera bottom is parallel to the bottom of the pack, trailing the strap over the back, and then sliding this into the top of the camera compartment on top of the optional square compartment. When you need the camera, you pull it out using the strap. This position is advantageous, if you have a bulky strap like the R-Strap.

The Fastpack is designed for the convenience of those that are right-handed, so you drop the strap off your right shoulder, and swing the pack around your body, and support it on your left shoulder. Removing the camera through the side takes some getting used to, but it is definitely more convenient than having to take the pack off, like the CompuDaypack.

My cost ($52) is a major factor in my four star rating, as I would not have paid $90 for this pack. Workmanship and fit are good, but the design in the most important area, the camera compartment, was somewhat disappointing. Side-access is a clever idea, and I'm sure the process will become smoother as I get used to it. The small size is a big plus, and while can't carry everything I thought I could, the Fastpack 100 is still something I can definitely utilize. It grades out to a solid `B', and is a good buy in the fifty dollar price range.

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I purchased this for my Olympus Stylus 710 digital camera. It's a little taller than my camera, so it takes more room than absolutely necessary and the camera moves around a little within the case, but otherwise it's just what I expected. Provides enough protection that I don't need to worry about the camera in my bag, and the color makes it easy to keep track of. The color is true, both zips work easily, and the extra pocket is nice for storing a spare battery or memory card.

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Panasonic DMW-CLX5PP-R RED Leather Case with Tripod Socket Mount Review

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I love this red case for my camera. Not fitting issues and the color is very chic. It has an old-school look to it. The shipping was super fast in spite of the fact that it was international.

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Took a long time to arrive but was nice and of good quality...not really red more of a brown color

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I have an Olympus stylus and this fits it perfectly. It's hard enough to protect it and has little pockets and a velcro strap inside to keep camera secure. Great product and a great price!

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I would definitely recommend this product. This case fits my camera perfectly and does exactly what it should. There is a velcro strap on inside that secures camera in place. The outside is kind of hard so it provides a great shell/ case for phone. I give it a 5 because I could not ask for a better camera case.

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Despite the description, it is too small. They obviously have not tested it. I have, and no luck. I tried to return it, but because I was a bit past the 30-days, they would not accept my return.

Note, this camera is bigger than the Olympus website specs say... it is thicker, and it is quite a bit longer, especially when you count the protruding anchor for attaching straps. This case would have been nice as a minimal size to slip in and out of my purse, if it only fit my camera!

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The bag offers somewhat stiff padding giving OK protection. The linked double zipper makes for quick opening and closing. Bag even has enough room to leave attached the Arca Swiss type rail, but only barely and only when angled just right.

What I don't like is that there is only two ways to carry this. Either by the shoulder strap, which seems thin, or by the belt loop. I would like a hand strap. I end up using the strap between the two zippers as a hand strap, but that isn't very safe. I would also like it if the belt loop was a better Velcro system designed to mate to better camera bags. similar to the MAS system. If you haven't seen this system, don't discount it because it is Velcro, it is actually very secure with three ways of holding on or together. First the Velcro is overly generous and high quality. Second there are two snaps to secure it. And third the loop is actually a much wider flap that is reinforced with thick plastic. So if the Velcro failed and the snaps failed, the plastic would still allow it to hang and not fall. BTW, these haven't failed in any way for me.

Also the color of the case is rather plain.

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Received the 'Canon LZ1324 Lens Case' with the Canon 70-200mm lens and it's proven to do the job in all instances of its use. I've had it slung across a shoulder, in combination with (to balance out) "Cotton Carrier" devices and have found it secure, albeit a bit clumsy because of the weight of the lens, and incorporate it within my camera bag. The Velcro closure and dual zippers make for easy open and closure. Wouldn't be without it.

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I bought the lense from amazon and I checked every where and it did not say it came with a case, so I bought one and now I have two. O-Boy

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I need a case for the EF 180mm f3.5L macro lens. This is just the case Canon made for it.

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Its a good strong case to have if you have expensive lens that you carry. I bought it for my brother-in-law and he love it.

Slim Soft Carrying Case for Select Sony Cyber-shot Digital Cameras Review

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This is one of the better (the best?) looking cases for cybershot cameras. Unfortunately the weak magnetic latch mechanism isn't something that can be relied upon to prevent your camera from hurtling towards the concrete. Don't trust it (hasn't happened to me but easily could), make sure you hold the case upright and with the caution. Also, there is no belt loop or other means to attach this case to anything else. So effectively what this case does is for me is sit inside another case which holds my extra memory, battery, etc. Not exactly the use I had in mind. It's a bit too bulky to fit inside your pocket without looking awkward. It is decently padded inside, but the weak latch is really a potential problem.

All in all I would not recommend this case unless the issues above aren't important to you and aesthetic considerations are your only concern. I suggest buying one of those hideous nylon cases which may look bulky and dorky but at least will do the simple job they where designed for.

Oh yeah, no pockets or sleeves for anything else in this case, not even a tiny extra memory card or anything. A functionally bad design all things considered.

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The magnet is small and does not catch. My camera slides right out, the weight of the camera is too heavy for the strength of the magnet. I am planning on returning this and getting a different case.

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this is nice but bulky and is somewhat expensive

I recommend going to a store and trying different cases on the camera even if they aren't Sony Cyber-Shot cases

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the only reason i gave it a low rating is that on the site it said for slim cybershot,while it is way TOO big for a cybershot T90,it could fit n 2 or more cameras!but if u have a larger camera then it is great,looks great,but no enough pokets,,not even a memory card pocket or something,and the magnetic lock is poor...

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I am a habitual review reader before buying online. At first I was a bit skeptical of purchasing this case because of the mixed reviews but am so happy I gave it a try! This is a fantastic case that fits my Sony Cybershot PERFECTLY! Not too big/loose but not too snug either. The style is great...very sleek with quality leather and durable fastening. The price makes this an easy choice if you're looking for basic camera protection. If you need storage, however, I wouldn't recommend it. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!

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Bought this for my wife and she loves it. It came with a strap and is hard enough that it protects our camera perfectly. The stitching is great and is just as good quality as something I would have bought at a local electronics store for $30. All in all, it is a great case that I would recommend.

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I loved the color and neck strap it comes with. My camera fits nicely. Arrived just as I was told it would come

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This is a very nice case and pretty too! My Panasonic camera was listed on the list of cameras. The fit is a little bit tight in the length, but does fit. I'm very happy!

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I carry wipes, diapers, wallet, DSLR camera, phone, small toys, iPad and other random essentials with me on a daily basis. The different compartments are awesome I love that it protects my camera, which is the reason I bought it, but it has also kept me very organized! I carry my camera with me everywhere for my job, blog and as a mom this bag works for all three.

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I bought this bag for a trip I was taking overseas and needed both my computer and my camera to go with me. It worked perfectly! It is a big bag so I would not use it for every day shooting but for travel it was exactly what I needed. I did a little shooting with it while I was traveling and it was okay. I just threw it over my shoulder messenger style and it worked well but it is a big bag so it was a little cumbersome. Be warned that when it is full with computer and camera, the bag is VERY heavy so keep that in mind as you travel. I packed this bag as full as possible which included a change of clothes, as my travel on bag. It was heavy but it was nice to have everything with me that I needed. I gave it a 4 star because I didn't love the two small zippers on the front. I put items in there that I need and found it hard to get them out, even when the bag wasn't full. I think anything other than the zipper might have made it easier to get items in/out of those pockets. Other than that I had no complaints about the bag.

I was thinking about getting either this or the Epiphanie Clover bag. I went with this one because I didn't think the other would hold my computer with its case on it. I'm glad I chose the Libby because with the case on, it was snug getting it into the Libby. I don't think it would have fit well in the Clover and I have an 15" Macbook Pro. The extra couple inches of the external case made a difference I think. If you're thinking of getting the Libby just do it; you won't be sorry :)

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It's a very nice bag but a bit too expensive for what you get. I used a free gift card to bring the cost down and it was a gift someone else specifically wanted so I still bought it.

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It's a great camera bag. I definitely recommend it for travelling or a photo shoot. It's probably too bulky to use as an everyday bag, but for specific tasks it's amazing.

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Holds camera and accessories well.

Material stiff, however. Scratches my hand when I reach into exterior pockets .

Color nice. Heavy when packed

Buy rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Dark Blue) Carrying Case for Sony

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The number of camera cases available is almost overwhelming but, after looking around a bit, I settled on this rooCASE for my SONY DSC-TX100V. The case delivered just what I was looking for:

1. Good protection for the camera body. I'm not tough on my camera, so I only needed something to provide cushioning against the occasional knock and protection against dust. Only a hard case could offer more protection, but then it wouldn't satisfy point #2.

2. Slim form factor. This case is small enough to slide into my pants pocket without feeling bulky.

3. Side pocket for spare battery. Got it. The case is also sufficiently large to accommodate a spare memory card, but I don't need it.

4. Stylish. The bright blue neoprene is kinda fun.

So, it works for me, and if your needs are similar to mine, it should work for you as well.

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