Showing posts with label camera cases for dslr. Show all posts
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Friday, March 13, 2015
Opteka Essential Accessory Kit for Canon EOS SLR Digital Cameras Reviews
This kit is a great buy. The camera case is sturdy and very well-made. The 70" tripod is of professional quality, for only a fraction of the price! No comment on the DVD as I've never used it. Definitely recommend this item!Best value for money!! When i ordered it, I though I am going to get couple of used products, repackaged!! But to my surprise(yes!!) everything came in very good condition. The bag is awesome as everyone said(see reviews) and the 70' tripod was excellent too(although I didnt quite like the release plate..smells of rubber)!! All these for under $40 is a great deal..for someone on a budget!! And the seller 42nd street is highly recommended too!!!
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Best Domke 701-83B F-803 Camera Satchel -Black Deals
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List Price: $192.99
Sale Price: $119.89
Today's Bonus: 38% Off

i've been looking high and low for a bag like this one. like any avid photographer, i've owned and have many a camera bag. Nothing quite like this though. I was looking for a bag to carry my Rebel XT, 17-85mm lens attached, sigma 70-200 F2.8 lens, PD70X PSD, 35mm F2 prime lens, batteries, cards, hoods, remote, cleaning gear, and my ipod. just enough stuff to be ready for practically anything. this bag fits the bill, without looking like a techno geeks man purse.
my velocity 5 was being called a purse far too often. a clear sign you need to find a domke. that and i can't fit another lens in the velocity 5.
this bag has very little padding. it is made of heavy canvas. the only padding is on the 3inch width sides and bottom. no padding on the front and back. it does come with one domke lens insert. it's capable of swallowing my sigma snuggly. excellent. the scarce amount of padding gives the bag a very very slim profile. if you're used to having a million padded velcro dividers like a tamrac or lowepro bag, you're in for a shock with this bag. it has practically none. it's domke's way of forcing you to carry less? with this bag, you tend to pack items in small nylon bags, and tossing them into the bottom. i did scavenge one velcro divider from a different bag to hold my slr upright.
like any other camera bag, it won't be perfect for every situation or everyone. but it's perfect for me when i'm running around town.
things you should know:
1) shoulder strap is NOT removeable
2) comes with a domke bag tag
3) the top flap of the bag has a steel or plastic insert to retain the bags briefcase shape when closed.
4) the clasp for the bag is hard to operate, but very strong.
5) extra clasps on the sides of the bag to carry more items.
6) not waterproof by any means
7) bag will probably not stand on it's own if set on the ground.
8) looks nothing, and i mean nothing, like a camera bag. mine is sand colored. gives peace of mind, especially when inside is several thousand bucks worth of camera gear.
The inside of the bag does not have the Waxwear finish so you don't have to worry about your equipment there however all of the pockets do have the wax and it can indeed rub off on whatever you place there.
I returned this bag and got a standard canvas one of the same model and am much happier with that.
I ordered the optional one-compartment 3 x 6 x 8" insert, and my Nikon D80 SLR with lens attached rides on its back in the insert. The zoom lens is rather large -4" from camera body to filter when fully retracted.
The optional insert made a big difference in my enjoyment of the bag. It's easier to slip the camera in and out, and the camera receives extra protection without the bag becoming too bulky. Also, for some reason, the bag now stands up on its own. Before, it tended to need to be propped up against something.
I stash a flash in the 3 x 4 x 8" insert that came with the bag, but it would be fine for a couple of lenses if you don't mind stacking items. The flash, which is 3-1/2 x 2 x 6-1/2" inches, also fits in one of the front pockets but just barely. I personally wouldn't carry the flash in the front pocket because I prefer the more spacious feel, ease of access and extra protection of the insert, but it's doable.
The two inserts fit well within the bag, but perhaps not perfectly. Together, they might be about 1/2" too long. Perhaps it's by design, but they "fold" just a little. It's not bothersome. They have kind of molded themselves to the shape of the equipment. Domke's inserts are clever, and I appreciate the way you can remove them with contents intact and can remove the individual foam paddings from whatever sides you want.
The bag's pockets have plenty of room to carry small items such as filters, a wallet, a couple of manuals or magazines, etc. There are hooks on each side -handy for carrying an extra pouch for more gear or even lunch. The bag has a plastic bar that runs the length of the top flap; I suppose it helps keep everything in place.
As reviews elsewhere mentioned, the main hook is somewhat difficult to open and close. Domke says this is to make it more pilfer-proof, and it probably does. After I used the bag for a few weeks, either I got used to it or it loosened up a bit. Still, I'd prefer an easier hook and have considered replacing it.
One of the main reasons I chose this particular bag is that it's very discreet. It doesn't look like a camera bag at all, and the Domke logo is hidden under the main flap.
The construction quality and materials appear to be superb. I've owned another canvas Domke bag for about 25 years. It even went through several years of professional use, and it still looks and functions great. It doesn't appear that Domke has scrimped on quality over the years.
If you like bags with two inches of padding and a load of dividers you're looking at the wrong brand. Domke bags are for use...not for storage or heavy duty protection. By keeping the padding to a minimum, Domke keeps its bags small relative to their carrying capacity. This approach also cuts down on weight, which you'll appreciate at the end of the shooting day.
The F-803 comes with a nicely padded interior divider that, depending upon placement, will provide either 2 or 3 spaces in the main compartment. There are also two good-sized front expansion pockets and a "magazine" pocket on the rear. The front flap has two zippered compartments which I find pretty much useless as even a filter is a tight fit.
The flap closure is very secure. So secure that you really need two hands to open it....which can be a nuisance. The usual Gripper strap is provided but, on this model, it's not removable and without swivels. I prefer my bags to have removable straps with swivels, but that's really a matter of personal preference.
I can easily fit either my Nikon D80 or D300 and two or three lenses in the main compartment with a flash and some accessories in the front pockets.
After two years of fairly hard use, mine is still in good condition. I've actually removed the divider and tossed the canvas shell in with the laundry a few times. The canvas has softened over time and the bag now kind of "molds" itself to my side making it very comfortable to carry.
Something that you might want to consider is that, being canvas, this bag isn't even a little bit waterproof. If you shoot in wet environments that could be an issue. There are waterproofing sprays available that might help, but this is most certainly not an "AW" bag.
Every bag is a compromise and this is no exception. However, it does what it's supposed to do and it does it well. If you can live with minimal padding and no waterproofing, you might be a good candidate for owning a Domke.
There is a minimal amount of padding, but it is all you really need if you are carrying this on your person... it is not a storage/shipping container. Most camera bags seem to be built for travel and storage, rather than on the fly daily use.
I have the 1-partition insert positioned about a half-inch from the side-wall, and wedge my Rode VideoMic Pro down in there (A speedlight would also wedge in nice). It fits perfect and now there is no excuse for me not to have good sound. In the insert I throw my Nikon 18-105VR down at the bottom (I rarely use it, but it can be a lifesaver where my AI glass won't work) Then I throw my 50mm 1.8 AI-s with HN-7 screw-in hood directly on top of it (the flexible plastic cap I use provides enough cushion between the two). In the rest of the compartment I slide my D7000 with 24 2.8 and HN-3 hood... it rests sideways on the bottom with plenty of space to spare, you could put a zoom lens on the bottom in a lens-wrap and still have plenty of room for the SLR, or wrap a small prime and fit the camera in lens down. (in my setup, the camera fits with the 18-105 mounted sideways with the hood reversed, or lens down with the hood straight)
In the front compartment I have a small filtercase in one with a swiss army knife, and lens cleaning supplies/usb cable/flash diffuser in the other. They use velcro, so are definitely not quiet open if that bothers you, but you can put some tape over the velcro then let the weight of the main flap hold them closed, but they won't be as secure. They are large enough to fit my Nikon FE comfortably without a lens mounted, to give you an idea of their size. They should be more than generous enough for a speedlight or charger, etc
I still don't even use the zipper pouches, but you could easily use them for flash media, info booklets, or other slim-profile stuff.
The strap is really heavy duty, and the slip-resist rubber banding is non-descript, but highly effective. A Hufa Holder just BARELY fits on the strap.
the clips on the side seem just decorative, but I found them great for holding knife/multi-tool belt cases... you can slide the clip through the belt loop and clip it in place. With a Gerber or Leatherman you now have a small toolcase at your disposal... just don't forget to take it off when going out into populated public places (public transit and other downtown institutions are typically not fond of knives), but it can be a lifesaver on private shoots. Anything with a belt loop should hook on pretty well.
The flap is heavy and there is no need to keep hooking/unhooking it if you are taking your camera out very often... when you hook it you can know it is secure. But even with practice it takes a second hand (only a finger or two, though) to guide the loop.
I have had absolutely no problem with the waxwear finish... I love it, it seems slightly more water resistant than normal canvas and looks much more rugged... It really matched the aesthetics of my old surplus bag. I can tell it is getting slowly worn off, but I have slid Moleskines down in the back pouch with no transfer, in the time I used front pouches for my Rode VMP I never got any transfer, and I have yet to see any on my filter case.
List Price: $192.99
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i've been looking high and low for a bag like this one. like any avid photographer, i've owned and have many a camera bag. Nothing quite like this though. I was looking for a bag to carry my Rebel XT, 17-85mm lens attached, sigma 70-200 F2.8 lens, PD70X PSD, 35mm F2 prime lens, batteries, cards, hoods, remote, cleaning gear, and my ipod. just enough stuff to be ready for practically anything. this bag fits the bill, without looking like a techno geeks man purse.
my velocity 5 was being called a purse far too often. a clear sign you need to find a domke. that and i can't fit another lens in the velocity 5.
this bag has very little padding. it is made of heavy canvas. the only padding is on the 3inch width sides and bottom. no padding on the front and back. it does come with one domke lens insert. it's capable of swallowing my sigma snuggly. excellent. the scarce amount of padding gives the bag a very very slim profile. if you're used to having a million padded velcro dividers like a tamrac or lowepro bag, you're in for a shock with this bag. it has practically none. it's domke's way of forcing you to carry less? with this bag, you tend to pack items in small nylon bags, and tossing them into the bottom. i did scavenge one velcro divider from a different bag to hold my slr upright.
like any other camera bag, it won't be perfect for every situation or everyone. but it's perfect for me when i'm running around town.
things you should know:
1) shoulder strap is NOT removeable
2) comes with a domke bag tag
3) the top flap of the bag has a steel or plastic insert to retain the bags briefcase shape when closed.
4) the clasp for the bag is hard to operate, but very strong.
5) extra clasps on the sides of the bag to carry more items.
6) not waterproof by any means
7) bag will probably not stand on it's own if set on the ground.
8) looks nothing, and i mean nothing, like a camera bag. mine is sand colored. gives peace of mind, especially when inside is several thousand bucks worth of camera gear.
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While this bag looks great in terms of color, I hated the Waxwear finish. It rubs off on your hands when you touch it and also when you put something in the back slot such as a book or folder, the wax rubs on that. And if you put something that is rubber there, it will ruin that. I put my Apple iPad there with the Apple iPad case, which is black rubber and the wax rubbed against that and ruined it for good.The inside of the bag does not have the Waxwear finish so you don't have to worry about your equipment there however all of the pockets do have the wax and it can indeed rub off on whatever you place there.
I returned this bag and got a standard canvas one of the same model and am much happier with that.
Best Deals for Domke 701-83B F-803 Camera Satchel -Black
I've included quite a few measurements in this review, since I carefully considered these factors before ordering the bag. My goal: A small, discreet, conveniently designed, well-made bag that would carry my camera gear along with a few small personal items. Mission accomplished with this Domke bag! If you have similar equipment, you'll probably love this bag.I ordered the optional one-compartment 3 x 6 x 8" insert, and my Nikon D80 SLR with lens attached rides on its back in the insert. The zoom lens is rather large -4" from camera body to filter when fully retracted.
The optional insert made a big difference in my enjoyment of the bag. It's easier to slip the camera in and out, and the camera receives extra protection without the bag becoming too bulky. Also, for some reason, the bag now stands up on its own. Before, it tended to need to be propped up against something.
I stash a flash in the 3 x 4 x 8" insert that came with the bag, but it would be fine for a couple of lenses if you don't mind stacking items. The flash, which is 3-1/2 x 2 x 6-1/2" inches, also fits in one of the front pockets but just barely. I personally wouldn't carry the flash in the front pocket because I prefer the more spacious feel, ease of access and extra protection of the insert, but it's doable.
The two inserts fit well within the bag, but perhaps not perfectly. Together, they might be about 1/2" too long. Perhaps it's by design, but they "fold" just a little. It's not bothersome. They have kind of molded themselves to the shape of the equipment. Domke's inserts are clever, and I appreciate the way you can remove them with contents intact and can remove the individual foam paddings from whatever sides you want.
The bag's pockets have plenty of room to carry small items such as filters, a wallet, a couple of manuals or magazines, etc. There are hooks on each side -handy for carrying an extra pouch for more gear or even lunch. The bag has a plastic bar that runs the length of the top flap; I suppose it helps keep everything in place.
As reviews elsewhere mentioned, the main hook is somewhat difficult to open and close. Domke says this is to make it more pilfer-proof, and it probably does. After I used the bag for a few weeks, either I got used to it or it loosened up a bit. Still, I'd prefer an easier hook and have considered replacing it.
One of the main reasons I chose this particular bag is that it's very discreet. It doesn't look like a camera bag at all, and the Domke logo is hidden under the main flap.
The construction quality and materials appear to be superb. I've owned another canvas Domke bag for about 25 years. It even went through several years of professional use, and it still looks and functions great. It doesn't appear that Domke has scrimped on quality over the years.
Honest reviews on Domke 701-83B F-803 Camera Satchel -Black
This is one of two Domke bags that I own, with the other being the smaller F5-XB. It has the usual excellent construction and attention to detail which is typical of Domke.If you like bags with two inches of padding and a load of dividers you're looking at the wrong brand. Domke bags are for use...not for storage or heavy duty protection. By keeping the padding to a minimum, Domke keeps its bags small relative to their carrying capacity. This approach also cuts down on weight, which you'll appreciate at the end of the shooting day.
The F-803 comes with a nicely padded interior divider that, depending upon placement, will provide either 2 or 3 spaces in the main compartment. There are also two good-sized front expansion pockets and a "magazine" pocket on the rear. The front flap has two zippered compartments which I find pretty much useless as even a filter is a tight fit.
The flap closure is very secure. So secure that you really need two hands to open it....which can be a nuisance. The usual Gripper strap is provided but, on this model, it's not removable and without swivels. I prefer my bags to have removable straps with swivels, but that's really a matter of personal preference.
I can easily fit either my Nikon D80 or D300 and two or three lenses in the main compartment with a flash and some accessories in the front pockets.
After two years of fairly hard use, mine is still in good condition. I've actually removed the divider and tossed the canvas shell in with the laundry a few times. The canvas has softened over time and the bag now kind of "molds" itself to my side making it very comfortable to carry.
Something that you might want to consider is that, being canvas, this bag isn't even a little bit waterproof. If you shoot in wet environments that could be an issue. There are waterproofing sprays available that might help, but this is most certainly not an "AW" bag.
Every bag is a compromise and this is no exception. However, it does what it's supposed to do and it does it well. If you can live with minimal padding and no waterproofing, you might be a good candidate for owning a Domke.
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I have avoided real "Camera bag"s like the plague... they are usually bulky, and scream "steal me." Instead, I used an old WWI vintage US Army Surplus gas-mask bag... It served me well but the canvas started to wear out and my lens collection started to grow. I looked at other messenger bags, but they didn't seem like they would hold my camera securely enough. I was intrigued by the Naneu Pro Sahara 115ยบ but it seemed way too big with the camera insert. The Domke bags seemed to match the aesthetics of my old surplus bag, but they were all way too wide for my tastes.. eventually I found this.There is a minimal amount of padding, but it is all you really need if you are carrying this on your person... it is not a storage/shipping container. Most camera bags seem to be built for travel and storage, rather than on the fly daily use.
I have the 1-partition insert positioned about a half-inch from the side-wall, and wedge my Rode VideoMic Pro down in there (A speedlight would also wedge in nice). It fits perfect and now there is no excuse for me not to have good sound. In the insert I throw my Nikon 18-105VR down at the bottom (I rarely use it, but it can be a lifesaver where my AI glass won't work) Then I throw my 50mm 1.8 AI-s with HN-7 screw-in hood directly on top of it (the flexible plastic cap I use provides enough cushion between the two). In the rest of the compartment I slide my D7000 with 24 2.8 and HN-3 hood... it rests sideways on the bottom with plenty of space to spare, you could put a zoom lens on the bottom in a lens-wrap and still have plenty of room for the SLR, or wrap a small prime and fit the camera in lens down. (in my setup, the camera fits with the 18-105 mounted sideways with the hood reversed, or lens down with the hood straight)
In the front compartment I have a small filtercase in one with a swiss army knife, and lens cleaning supplies/usb cable/flash diffuser in the other. They use velcro, so are definitely not quiet open if that bothers you, but you can put some tape over the velcro then let the weight of the main flap hold them closed, but they won't be as secure. They are large enough to fit my Nikon FE comfortably without a lens mounted, to give you an idea of their size. They should be more than generous enough for a speedlight or charger, etc
I still don't even use the zipper pouches, but you could easily use them for flash media, info booklets, or other slim-profile stuff.
The strap is really heavy duty, and the slip-resist rubber banding is non-descript, but highly effective. A Hufa Holder just BARELY fits on the strap.
the clips on the side seem just decorative, but I found them great for holding knife/multi-tool belt cases... you can slide the clip through the belt loop and clip it in place. With a Gerber or Leatherman you now have a small toolcase at your disposal... just don't forget to take it off when going out into populated public places (public transit and other downtown institutions are typically not fond of knives), but it can be a lifesaver on private shoots. Anything with a belt loop should hook on pretty well.
The flap is heavy and there is no need to keep hooking/unhooking it if you are taking your camera out very often... when you hook it you can know it is secure. But even with practice it takes a second hand (only a finger or two, though) to guide the loop.
I have had absolutely no problem with the waxwear finish... I love it, it seems slightly more water resistant than normal canvas and looks much more rugged... It really matched the aesthetics of my old surplus bag. I can tell it is getting slowly worn off, but I have slid Moleskines down in the back pouch with no transfer, in the time I used front pouches for my Rode VMP I never got any transfer, and I have yet to see any on my filter case.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Ape Case Slim Camera Case AC158 Review
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List Price: $12.99
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I bought this case to protect my husbands camera that he is using in Iraq. He has a Casio EXLIM and the case did fit it really well, but If your looking at the "APE" embelished case in the picture and thinking thats what you'll get, You're wrong. I received A black leather fold-over velcro-close case that is open in the bottom corners. It didn't even have the "APE" logo. I was disappointed as the case in the picture was what I was looking for, but I kept it and sent it on to my husband anyway. I suppose it will still serve its purpose. If you really want the product in the picture, buy from a different supplier on Amazon, or try . Thats where I originally found it.
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I bought this case to protect my husbands camera that he is using in Iraq. He has a Casio EXLIM and the case did fit it really well, but If your looking at the "APE" embelished case in the picture and thinking thats what you'll get, You're wrong. I received A black leather fold-over velcro-close case that is open in the bottom corners. It didn't even have the "APE" logo. I was disappointed as the case in the picture was what I was looking for, but I kept it and sent it on to my husband anyway. I suppose it will still serve its purpose. If you really want the product in the picture, buy from a different supplier on Amazon, or try . Thats where I originally found it.
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This is such a quality product, that I had to order one for the lady at church, my mom, my dad, etc.!!! Everyone who sees the case wants one and so far I have purchased 4 to date...and counting because I know someone else is going to ask for one. This makes the perfect gift. I love it, simply love it!! You will not be disappointed!!!Best Deals for Ape Case Slim Camera Case AC158
It is a nice case--well made and well designed. It fits my wife's Casio Exlim camera perfectly. The Ape case was exacty as it was pictured and just like the one lost on a trip earlier this year.Thursday, January 1, 2015
Reviews of USA Gear Hard Shell Travel Carrying Case for Polaroid Z2300 / Z
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1. The hard shell seems sufficiently protective, and the inner lining seems sufficiently soft.
2. The case fits my Z2300, but rather snugly.
3. This snugness, while secure, means I don't feel confident storing anything else in the case. I would have liked to be able to keep a pack of paper and an extra memory card in there. As it is, I'm not confident the paper won't get bent.
All-in-all, adequate, but not stellar.
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1. The hard shell seems sufficiently protective, and the inner lining seems sufficiently soft.
2. The case fits my Z2300, but rather snugly.
3. This snugness, while secure, means I don't feel confident storing anything else in the case. I would have liked to be able to keep a pack of paper and an extra memory card in there. As it is, I'm not confident the paper won't get bent.
All-in-all, adequate, but not stellar.
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Case Logic Digital SLR Sling Camera Bag/Case (SLRC-205) for Canon Review
After searching for a long time for a camera case that wasn't too big, wasn't too small and wasn't too inconvenient and slow to unload my camera, I found this one from Case Logic. It does exactly what I need. I like to have my camera with me on family outings, hikes & mountain climbs, but found traditional camera bags cumbersome and uncomfortable to carry, often swinging around or shifting about when climbing got more challenging. I especially like that my tripod can be secured right to the bag. Though storage space may be at a premium, it is a sacrifice I'm willing to make. I am able to carry three lenses (one on the camera, and two in the lens pouch).
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This bag is excellent for my Cannon EOS T3i ! It has a large pocket that will fit the camera W/ a long lens. It has another large pocket where I currently have a shorter 18-55mm lens and the camera charger and cables. There is still room in this pocket for another long lens or two more shorter lenses !! There is another pocket on the side of the main compartment (on the bottom when its slung on your shoulder) That I keep my spare battery and spare SD cards and camera remote in. In yet another pocket under the velcro flap on the face of the bag I have my waterproof point and shoot W/ its charger and cables. There is also a small pocket for a cell phone or wallet in the hip strap. This bag will also hold your tripod that attaches outside via velcro wrap. Handy if your riding a bike or motorcycle. Its like this bag was made just for my camera. Love it !!Best Deals for Case Logic Digital SLR Sling Camera Bag/Case (SLRC-205) for Canon
This is a fantastic bag for traveling. If you have more than 2 lens, this bag is not for you. Everything fits in nicely and rides nicely on the shoulder. Great purchase, worth the valueHonest reviews on Case Logic Digital SLR Sling Camera Bag/Case (SLRC-205) for Canon
This bag fits over your shoulder well. It has a lot of pockets for not only your camera, but a big lens, cloths, extra battery, and other personal items. Very thick, good quality fabric and nicely padded. I was very impressed.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Case Logic Digital SLR Sling Camera Bag/Case (SLRC-205) for Canon
I bought this for my new Canon 5D Mark III. I'm a skinny male 5'10", and it fits and feels great. Like other viewers have said, It was not designed for a battery gripwhich I do use. I don't use the hammock, and instead store the camera body in the main compartment, and I put my 50mm and 24-105mm in the top compartment. This leaves room for very little else, but I normally don't need other stuff.Thursday, December 4, 2014
Discount rooCASE (Flamming Red) Neoprene Sleeve Case for Canon PowerShot
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My Canon SD4000 camera fits nicely inside this neoprene case. Just as an educated guess, the neoprene seems to be an appropriate thickness, balancing the attributes of compactness (by not being overly thick or bulky) and security (by providing adequate protection against most impacts). It is indeed a vivid red and will make your little camera obvious whether you want that or not. A nonadjustable wrist strap is included, but no belt strap. The neoprene is water resistant but not waterproof, and the zippers would surely leak promptly. All in all, while it's in this case your camera will be protected but not invulnerable.
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My Canon SD4000 camera fits nicely inside this neoprene case. Just as an educated guess, the neoprene seems to be an appropriate thickness, balancing the attributes of compactness (by not being overly thick or bulky) and security (by providing adequate protection against most impacts). It is indeed a vivid red and will make your little camera obvious whether you want that or not. A nonadjustable wrist strap is included, but no belt strap. The neoprene is water resistant but not waterproof, and the zippers would surely leak promptly. All in all, while it's in this case your camera will be protected but not invulnerable.
Monday, December 1, 2014
Best USA Gear DuraNeoprene dSLR Grey FlexArmor for Canon T4i / T3i / T2i Deals
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What more can I say? It fits perfectly and properly for my Canon EOS Rebel T3i (600D) with 18-135mm lens attached !!!
UPDATE: October 15, 2011
Case does fit my Canon T3i with 55-250mm lens attached. The case will stretch for a tight fit.
No problems at all, item came just as I expected. Thanks!
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What more can I say? It fits perfectly and properly for my Canon EOS Rebel T3i (600D) with 18-135mm lens attached !!!
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Fits well with the Canon T3i and 18-55mm lens attached. Fits tightly with the 55-250mm lens. Can't fit with a separate flash installed. I use it in my regular backpack and it protects against scratches from other items. The case is thin so it won't protect against drops. It has two snap buttons on the bottom to secure the opening flap. Inside the case, the backside of the plastic snap buttons rub against the bottom of the camera. No damage, but I just used some circular felt stickers to cover it anyway. No neck-strap but it does have a belt loop secured by Velcro.UPDATE: October 15, 2011
Case does fit my Canon T3i with 55-250mm lens attached. The case will stretch for a tight fit.
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My friend has a similar neoprene case for his Canon T1i, I have a T2i and have been searching photography shops all over but could not find anything I liked. I like the grey color and that the soft case has a pocket for additional SD cards. I travel alot and like to take the camera with me in my large purse or messenger bag. I hate having to carry a huge camera bag so this works perfect to protect the camera a bit in my bag. My T2i has just the smaller factory lens so the case is a bit loose, but I know it will work if I get a bigger lens.No problems at all, item came just as I expected. Thanks!
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Great cover, looks really nice, does the job excellently. Great way to keep your expensive DLSR clean and safe while traveling or carrying it around. Fits perfectly on the Canon T5i. This review is for the light gray version. Really nice material, soft to the touch.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for USA Gear DuraNeoprene dSLR Grey FlexArmor for Canon T4i / T3i / T2i
a perfect item . my husband has a lge camera case for his slr/digital...and needed something like this to give and added protection to his camera ...soft, compact and great protectionFriday, November 28, 2014
Discount GTMax Premium Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case - Black
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Just the case I was looking for, I'm using it for a Panasonic Lumix ZS20 and it works perfectly. It is hard enough to protect the camerab and light enough to carry it everywhere.
It arrived on time and in perfect condition.
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Just the case I was looking for, I'm using it for a Panasonic Lumix ZS20 and it works perfectly. It is hard enough to protect the camerab and light enough to carry it everywhere.
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It is wroth for the price paid. My CanonSD1400 fits perfectly in this pouch. It's very handy too. I would strongly recommend to buy if you are looking for a good hard case pouch for you camera.Best Deals for GTMax Premium Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case - Black
This camera case was just what I was looking for my Canon PowerShot Elph. I searched everywhere for a case like this and couldn't find one anywhere. I found this and it is perfect! I would recommend this case to anyone looking for a protective cover for their Elph. I keep mine in my purse and it protects my camera.It arrived on time and in perfect condition.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Reviews of VG Red Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable Shoulder
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Can pop my camera and lens right into this bag and it fits nicely with a tad bit of room left over for extra batteries or memory cards. Good buy, durable
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Can pop my camera and lens right into this bag and it fits nicely with a tad bit of room left over for extra batteries or memory cards. Good buy, durable
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I like the carrying bag the protect the camera but I think the bag is small. The back of the bag has a smaller space that can hold the battery pack but feels like it will compress against the camera. I still use the bag to protect the camera.Best Deals for VG Red Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable Shoulder
Holds DLSR or medium lens on one side. Pockets for small items on the other side. Attractive appearance. Good buy.Thursday, November 13, 2014
Cheap Ape Case Basics Large Digital Camera Pouch AC150
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List Price: $12.99
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The case works fine for me and is of good quality. I only want to mention that the interior dimensions in inches are 4.62 wide, 6.0 high and 2.75 deep. The stated dimensions of 10 x 6.5 x 3 inches are not correct. I am, however, happy with the case.This camera case is great for the money. It is a solid fit for the Panasonic GF3 camera when fitted with the 14mm pancake kit lens.
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The case works fine for me and is of good quality. I only want to mention that the interior dimensions in inches are 4.62 wide, 6.0 high and 2.75 deep. The stated dimensions of 10 x 6.5 x 3 inches are not correct. I am, however, happy with the case.This camera case is great for the money. It is a solid fit for the Panasonic GF3 camera when fitted with the 14mm pancake kit lens.
Friday, October 31, 2014
Best VANGUARD BIIN 10 ORANGE Camera Bag Deals
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I was going on a trip and didn't want to lug my big ol' back pack with my 300 mm zoom lens and have all of that weight, plus my laptop and check-in luggage as I did when I flew down to Costa Rica last year. What a pain that was, especially when having to go thru customs and waiting around endless hours for connecting flights.
But I needed a bag that was easy to keep with me and still hold my Canon DSLR AND a 28-75 mm zoom, (f2.8), and a couple of accessories. This bag fit the bill. Granted, if you are going to take a lot of equipmentthis is not what you want. This bag is well padded for those moments when it might slip out of your hands and drop to the ground while you're trying to find your boarding pass. But for a DSLR and a decent lens to take with you for everyday pics it is just big enough, comfortable to handle and not at all cumbersome. I think it is well made. I read tons of reviews prior to making this selection... I made the right choice!
This is a small to medium-sized camera bag. It will barely fit my Canon Rebel XS, but only with the standard 18-55mm lens. [There is no way it will accommodate my 28-135mm lens.] However, with a more compact camera, like my Canon PowerShot S3IS, there is plenty of room.
The inside of the bag measures 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 5 (l x w x h). It features a zippered mesh pocket in the lid (for batteries and memory cards), a front pouch suitable for storing a lens cap, and a buckled front and zippered top opening. It also comes with an adjustable shoulder strap.
As a long-time yearbook adviser, I have more than two dozen cameras in my arsenal at school. Unfortunately, my students don't always treat my cameras as carefully as they should. This handy camera bag helps reassure me that cameras will get returned in the same condition that I checked them out.
I purchased three of these bags; so far, they have performed very well. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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I was going on a trip and didn't want to lug my big ol' back pack with my 300 mm zoom lens and have all of that weight, plus my laptop and check-in luggage as I did when I flew down to Costa Rica last year. What a pain that was, especially when having to go thru customs and waiting around endless hours for connecting flights.
But I needed a bag that was easy to keep with me and still hold my Canon DSLR AND a 28-75 mm zoom, (f2.8), and a couple of accessories. This bag fit the bill. Granted, if you are going to take a lot of equipmentthis is not what you want. This bag is well padded for those moments when it might slip out of your hands and drop to the ground while you're trying to find your boarding pass. But for a DSLR and a decent lens to take with you for everyday pics it is just big enough, comfortable to handle and not at all cumbersome. I think it is well made. I read tons of reviews prior to making this selection... I made the right choice!
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[Note: The powers that be are lumping all of the Vanguard BIIN series camera bag reviews together. This review is for the BIIN 10, which is much smaller than the BIIN 21.]This is a small to medium-sized camera bag. It will barely fit my Canon Rebel XS, but only with the standard 18-55mm lens. [There is no way it will accommodate my 28-135mm lens.] However, with a more compact camera, like my Canon PowerShot S3IS, there is plenty of room.
The inside of the bag measures 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 5 (l x w x h). It features a zippered mesh pocket in the lid (for batteries and memory cards), a front pouch suitable for storing a lens cap, and a buckled front and zippered top opening. It also comes with an adjustable shoulder strap.
As a long-time yearbook adviser, I have more than two dozen cameras in my arsenal at school. Unfortunately, my students don't always treat my cameras as carefully as they should. This handy camera bag helps reassure me that cameras will get returned in the same condition that I checked them out.
I purchased three of these bags; so far, they have performed very well. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Can fit all my gear, batteries,etc., and it serves other functions too; easy to carry on my shoulder and easy to accessHonest reviews on VANGUARD BIIN 10 ORANGE Camera Bag
You can fit a DSLR with lens attached 18-55mm and that's about it. A bit disappointed considering other China brands can fit 2 lenses. But you pay for the brandSaturday, September 27, 2014
Discount Caselogic UNZ-3 Medium Universal Pocket w/Screen Protection
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If you're looking for something snug to fit your Canonthis is a great option. This protects the camera very well and adds little bulk to your purse!
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If you're looking for something snug to fit your Canonthis is a great option. This protects the camera very well and adds little bulk to your purse!
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I use this for my creative Zen MP3 player. I have a small one but the player with earbuds didn't fit in that well. The medium size works perfectly.Best Deals for Caselogic UNZ-3 Medium Universal Pocket w/Screen Protection
This is a great camera case if you're looking for something small that will protect your screen. I didn't want bulk and didn't need any pockets to carry batteries / memory media / etc, so it more or less perfectly fits my needs. I wish it was a bit more attractive looking, but ultimately, that isn't my main concern with a camera case, so I've been very pleased.Honest reviews on Caselogic UNZ-3 Medium Universal Pocket w/Screen Protection
Good case. I use it to hold my iPhone 4s accessories: charger, cable, and headphones and it holds them all perfectly. One point off for cosmetic reasons.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Caselogic UNZ-3 Medium Universal Pocket w/Screen Protection
This case is of good quality, and my MP3 player fits inside perfectly. While there is room for my earbuds, I wish there was a bit more room so that I could also store my USB cable without having to squeeze it in.Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Canon Slim Camera Case for Canon PowerShot SD 1300 IS SD 1200 IS SD Reviews
My husband and I bought this case to fit our Canon PowerShot SD1300IS 12.1 MP Digital Camera with 4x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7-Inch LCD (Blue) (Purchased at Amazon.com). It fit great! We loved the strap feature inside so that you can secure the camera down without fear of it falling out when you open the case.I bought this case for my Canon SD 1300. Fits well, hard plastic case covered with nylon on the exterior, interior is lined with black cloth. Still hard though...Inside has a netting for an SD Card and maybe a small cleaning cloth, charger for battery will not fit...you could force it but you risk breaking the camera. Overall I'm happy with the case for the price I payed (around $8.00). This came with a screen protector that I had to cut to size.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX07 DMC-FX01 DMC-FX3 DMC-FX50 DMC-LX2 DMC-FX12 Review
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I bought this case for my Lumix-FS7 and it came with a screen protector which you have to cut to fit the screen size. The case is hard enough to protect the camera from bumps or falls. It also seems to be protective against moist. Maybe I didn't check the size before the purchase so it seems kinda big for the camera. I was hoping for a case that would fit in my pocket that's why I don't give 5 stars. Still I think its a good case, portable for a bag and the Hook is handy sometimes.
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I bought this case for my Lumix-FS7 and it came with a screen protector which you have to cut to fit the screen size. The case is hard enough to protect the camera from bumps or falls. It also seems to be protective against moist. Maybe I didn't check the size before the purchase so it seems kinda big for the camera. I was hoping for a case that would fit in my pocket that's why I don't give 5 stars. Still I think its a good case, portable for a bag and the Hook is handy sometimes.
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