rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Orange) Carrying Case for Panasonic Lumix Review

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I bought several of these for Sony Mini Cameras and Panasonic ZS series cameras. They are very soft and decently made. The immediate issue is the case is very "tight" and stretches when the camera is inserted, even though one of mine is a Sony TX-55 (very thin). Any protrusion of the camera body makes permanent marks in the panels of the roocase. The zipper isn't the smoothest and even if moderately stretched, is difficult to zip closed.

The case was recommended in the description for the cameras I had, it is just too tight of a fit for those bodies.

In spite of the tight fit it has protected the cameras well, so if you don't mind fighting the zipper or have a very thin P&S camera, its a decent and attractive case.

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Got one of these for my Lumix ZS8 and I couldn't have chosen better. It looks made to measure. It's well styled, with a real quality feel. I picked the orange color but was slightly worried it would be too bright. In reality, the vibrant orange works very well and makes me smile every time I pick it up! Would definitely recommend getting one if you're searching.

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I got this for carry-around purposes, for protection-in-another-bag.

It holds my Nikon D90 and the kit 18-105 lens perfectly. I like the added protection for the front element. It's good for when I want to carry a backpack and put my camera in it with some protection from dings and dust.

It won't provide major protection, but it fits into my Crumpler 5 Million Dollar Home with the case just like it would without the case, when I want more protection.

One drawback is the velcro hooks on the fastening catch on the connector strap.

Also, you should use the plastic hot-shoe cover, since I put a hole in the cover when it caught on the hot-shoe rail.

I wish it has a built-in cap holder inside of the case. Great product overall!

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This is pretty much exactly what I was looking for. It fits my canon 7D with a 15-85mm lens no problem. I just wanted something to protect the camera while it was in a backpack. It is a little tough getting it on and off due to the tight fit, so if you want fast access to the camera this may not be the case for you. It may stretch out and allow for faster access in the future, not sure though. Overall, very happy with the product.

Discount Durable and Elegant Slim Digital Camera Hard Case for your Nikon

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Looks nice, works for my Nikon CoolPix perfectly. I don't have to worry about it being in my purse or wherever I carry it.

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This case seems very durable and could handle a few beatings and the camera could go unharmed. Zipper was a little stiff at first but now has eased up. Would recommend.

Precision Design Digital Padded Carrying Case for Olympus FE-47 Reviews

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This is the perfect size to hold my camera and a few extra items. The carrying strap is great for toting my camera wherever I want to take it.

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We chose this camera case because it has several pockets with is great!!!! I just wished it was a little bit bigger to have more space for the cords, because we like to keep everything together that goes with the camera. I chose this particular one because it would fit on his belt loop and not be too big to get in his way.

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This camera case was just like the pictures, and my camera fits in it very well.

Recommend this to anyone.

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Title says it all, really. I guess I could add that it appears to be a sturdy and attractive carrying case that has a few little pockets for things like SD cards and even spare batteries.

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Purchased this bag for my Olympus camera. Fits perfectly and have room for extra batteries and memory stick.

Comfortable to wear either on belt loop or hang from shoulder. Excellent purchase

Nikon Camera Case for Nikon Coolpix 990, 995 and 4500 Digital Reviews

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When I purchased a new Coolpix 990, I knew beforehand that it would not include a carrying case. The cheap case that had been included with the 950 served my needs well, so I bought this case for the 990, expecting it to be similar. When it arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. This case is both larger and better built than the case included with the 950. The fabric is heftier and has a slightly rubberized feel on the outside that makes it seem much more substantial. The case includes a small pocket under the flap on the front that's perfect for an extra set of batteries or a few spare compact flash cards. Unlike the velcro closure on the 950 case, this one has a short adjustable strap with a plastic snap-lock closure. This makes it a bit more secure, though accessing the camera will be a bit slower if you're in a rush. This case should also work well for the 950. Overall, very nice.

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One of the reasons I like my Nikon 990 is its relatively compact size. When I bought it, however, I did not get a case for it, which was not a good idea. I could carry the camera in one of the larger camera bags I already had. This posed the problem of possibly scratching or damaging the LCD on the back of the camera since the camera was somewhat loose in the camera bag with other metal accessories in it. The lens cover could also get knocked off in my larger bag since the camera could shift around in it.

I quickly purchased this case and have been well pleased with it ever since then. The camera fits snugly inside so there is no worry about damaging the display or the lens. There is also a small, although sufficient, pouch to place extra batteries, extra memory cards, or even an additional lens in. Plus the whole package is small enough to fit in my briefcase or a larger camera bag.

It's just right for what I need.

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Case is very well made of rugged Codura, with soft lining inside to protect the LCD screen, and fits the camera nicely. The shape of the camera doesn't lend itself well to generic camera cases, usually being too big or too small for a good fit; that's not the case with this one (pun). The unique rubberized texture makes it easy to pick it out by feel, from inside a backpack or such.

As has been mentioned, it would be nice to have provisions for a shoulder strap instead of only a belt loop, but you can simply put your finger through the belt loop on the back of the case to hold it while using the camera, using it as a hand strap, (with the bag at the back of your hand). Not much of a problem.

If you do decide to use the belt loop, the case works fine as a quick draw holster; it's very easy to unclip the latch and grab the camera by the grip.

The camera's shoulder strap can be used when just carrying the camera around.

There is a small strap clip intended to secure the case to the camera's shoulder strap when the camera's in use, but it's not very useful because it generally gets in the way when dangling from the strap, and it just takes too long to work with.

The quick release clip works very well, both more silent and more secure than Velcro flaps, and the flap opens much wider than most zippered flaps, making it simple to take the camera out and put it back in.

The external pouch fits an EN-EL1 spare perfectly, as well as backup CF cards.

If you have a 995, this very sharp looking case is really essential for keeping the camera in good shape, both for transport and daily use. It looks much nicer than the pictures convey-

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I previously used a case logic digital camera bag for my Coolpix 950. It was pretty nice, but it was a tight fit to get the camera in. Alhtough the Nikon case seems smaller, the camera fits much better. I also have room for an extra set of batteries, my PCMCIA flash card adaptor, and a video cable. However, the one thing I miss is that there's no shouldar strap. Just a belt buckle, and a little loop.

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After using the case, I'm revising my comments. I understand everyone's point about the missing strap. My kids commented how stupid it looks to have the case hanging on the strap while I'm using the camera. (what can I say, I'm a nerd) And, the loop provided to hold the strap always manages to tangle up the strap. Frustrating! Now, I'm left with taking the case off altogether.

The belt loop doesn't look strong enough either. I never intended to use it, so I didn't buy the case based on that feature. Still I love having the case that the manufacturer made intended for my camera. The good fit makes for good protection. And, I love that touch of purple and how it matches my camera. This bag will be useful when I'm bike riding and want to take just my camera and cell phone along. Because, as I said before, the storage area is big enough to hold that little something extra.

I compared this to the Nikon leather bag ... and the leather bag didn't have as much storage. Yet this bag doesn't seem any bigger than the leather bag; it's storage areas are just designed better.

Reviews of Pelican 1610FBLK Case With Foam (Black)

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Having outgrown my Pelican 1510 Hardcase I was in the market for a larger protective case that had room for my two camera bodies two speedlights, flash diffusers, seven lenses and other digital photography accessories including batteries, battery chargers, filters and lens cases and hoods. This case offers water, dirt, dust and chemical protection; the case being both water and air tight. Depending on the padding options, plucked foam offering the most protection there are very few places, climates or modes of transport this case and its contents cannot survive.

Fitted out with optional TSA locks it offers some vestiges of security being thrown into an airplane hold it being too large to be accepted as cabin overhead baggage. Two stage lid clamps on top and sides insure there will be no accidental opening of this case. O ring and air pressure valve insure water and air tightness.

As a defense contractor, I travel to climate extremes as part of my employment and switch between 3 different padding options:

1. 'Plucked foam' enables me to size almost exactly each piece of equipment in virtually shock proof protection. The downside is less room for everything I want to carry. This carry option included the foam padding in the lid giving my equipment all around protection.

2. (Pelican #1614) Padded velcro dividers adjustability with minimum 'wasted space' allowing a greater carrying capacity, but less isolation of individual pieces of equipment from bouncing and jarring. Under most circumstances it remains my preferred packing option. I can change equipment padding space on the fly using the velcro strips to resize the padding. Keeping the foam on the box lid still offers very good all around protection against contents moving or being bounced against each other under any travel circumstances.

3. (Pelican #1609 lid organizer)Padded velcro dividers with an unpadded lid organizer cargo net option replacing the foam in the case lid ... this option is great for maximizing carry capacity with the sacrifice of shock and bounce and isolation protection. Objects that would be protected by a foam insert in the lid are fully exposed to larger vertical objects carried in the case body. Careful, very careful packing and spacing of contents must be conducted to avoid damaging either the contents of lid organizer or case contents (or both) which can rub and scrape and damage each other.

Number two is my preferred organiztion of the case the others put into play based on need for extra protection or carrying a lot of equipment over short distances and time.

The case is larger than it appears gobbling up loads of equipment without protest with a weight penalty to match. Carrying the case is a joy wheels are well spaced and move without friction; retractable handle is comfortable and allows a good carrying angle. Getting the case in and out of a deep car trunk with a full load of equipment inside is the only discomfort drawback to using the full capacity of this case. There are carry handles both top and side to aid in this effort.

The case is offered in 3 colors from Pelican: Black, OD (Green) and Desert (Tan). Not all vendors will carry all colors. Be very specific as well as thinking through on which padding options you select as the options are not cheap. With a lifetime warranty you cannot do better than choosing this case. 5 Stars...

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I had been through the bag routine, my wife always wondered why I was so obsessed with ordering camera bags. I could *NEVER* find one that was just right for what I needed. I almost ordered the 151x model which would've ended up being too small for my needs. I ended up with the 1610 which is actually the 1614 since I have the model with the dividers. I am glad that I went with the larger sized model, and I don't foresee the need to take this as a carry on.

Definitely go with the model that has the dividers, unless you are after the utmost of protection and don't expect to change the configuration around. In researching many people suggested using some adhesive for the foam pieces to help hold them in place. Others also complained of how the wheel support system was built into the case and you had to build padding around it which took away precious space.

With the dividers, if I need to make a configuration change, it is as simple as moving the velcro attached dividers. I only realistically have two slots left in the case, and at this point I can't carry my flash bracket or Rayflash in the Pelican as I'm out of space for those longer items.

The lid top organizer Pelican Lid organizer ballistic nylon will assist you in making the best use of space possible in the case. Initially I was concerned taking out the foam padding protecting the gear from being crushed by pressure on the top. This proved to be totally unfounded. I use the case as a table, seat, or step stool, and it doesn't flex in the least bit. I've seen videos of a loaded case being driven over by a pickup truck and it didn't flex in the least bit! I use my lid organizer to carry all of my batteries, additional memory cards, contracts, pens, business cards, cleaning materials, bride rescue pack, and another highly recommended item, a Pelican Desiccant pack #1500D Pelican Peli Desiccant Silica Gel. I'm quite shocked at how much moisture exists, and I've really only owned this since winter, and haven't been through a humid summer yet! Those people that just throw the little bags from shoe boxes in, aren't doing anything for their gear!!!

The wheels work exceptionally well. Last weekend I shot a wedding at a Bed and Breakfast, the service was across a large field. A day after a prolonged rainstorm I had no issues rolling the case across the grassy field. The ladies' heels all sunk into the field though!

Four latches around the case ensure a tight locking seal. So good that you can't even latch them if something as small as a single strand of your camera strap is protruding. This is probably by design so that the waterproofing isn't impacted.

The multiple lock points have proven useful. I picked up a 6' bike cable Avenir Tightrope Cables (6mm / 6 feet) and use a lettered Master lock Master Lock 1534D Password Plus Combo Lock in Blue, Yellow, Orange, Red or Silver (Colors Vary), 1-Pack so that I can lock the case to a solid object when shooting weddings, or on site. After hearing of cards disappearing from the gift table (from people you know?!) I wanted the extra security.

The only con I guess would be weight. My case loaded is pushing 65 pounds. Not enough to take a star off of the rating though. I love having a bulletproof case, and it even floats loaded with all of that gear.

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I truly enjoy using this case in the field. It can hold most of my Nikon photo gear, that I use 99% of the time. I am glad that it has wheels, because this is not something I would want to carry for any distance. I highly recommend this case because it offers a lot of protection from the weather and from impacts to my photo gear, much better than my old Zero Halliburton aluminum case. As you can see from the photo that I uploaded it holds 3 bodies and several lenses. One of the advantages I like about the 1610 case is that it is wide enough; I can leave on my most frequently used lenses on the bodies, and not to worry about dust issues.

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If there's a better case than Pelican, I haven't found one!

I purchased the 1610 to protect my expensive Canon camera and lenses from the elements and rigors of trail riding the rugged Alaskan terrain with my Polaris Ranger 6x6.

Now, I don't worry about bouncing around on rocky trails, crossing swift rivers, following friends through clouds of dust, or getting caught in downpours and snow storms. These cases are nearly indestructible and completely sealed from the elements. I'd recommend Pelican cases to anyone who needs to protect valuable items from physical and/or environmental damage!

At first glance, Pelican cases seem expensive. But, when I realize that the price is less than 2% of what it would cost to replace my camera equipment, I'd say it's pretty cheap insurance, especially considering the quality!

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Bought this case to haul around a bunch of gear for work, and it's awesome! The foam is scored into deep squares so you can pull out the squares you need to make sure whatever you're hauling has a snug fit. I recommend placing your object(s) on the foam, and using toothpicks to "draw" the outline.

My only complaint with the case is that over time, the squares have a tendency to tear at the scores with heavy use. I've been meaning to buy some brush-on adhesive and give all the foam a good coating of it, to see if this solves the problem. It's only for this reason that the case doesn't get 5 stars.

Tamrac 5547 Adventure 7 Photo Backpack (Red/Black) Reviews

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First, this should really be called a Photo DayPack. It has two distinct areas: one well padded area for photo gear, the other unpadded for things like sweaters, etc.

The camera compartment is not huge, but it will accommodate most peoples digital SLR, mid-range zoom, telephoto zoom and flash, and a few other modest size accessories. It's not a very good bag for a gadget freak you can't decide what to take, so takes everything.

The top compartment serves two useful functions. It gives us a nice, somewhat roomy area for carrying odds and ends; and it extends the bag length so that it fits comfortably on the back. This design is also much lighter than most backback designs, which makes it more suited to those such as myself who don't like to lug tons on my back.

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I hope this review helps those who are debating whether to purchase this backpack. Here is what I have in the lower portion of my bag right now (which is all my equipment) compare the dimensions provided to what you own:

Canon Digital Rebel XTi 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera (Black Body Only) (which is attached to:)

Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG APO Macro Telephoto Zoom Lens for Canon SLR Cameras According to Sigma's website: Diameter 76.6mm X Length 122mm (3.0 in. X 4.8 in)

Tamron Autofocus 28-75mm f2.8 XR Di LD Aspherical (IF) for Canon SLR Cameras (off the camera) According to Tamron's website: Diameter x Length = ø73mm x 92mm (2.9 in x 3.6 in)

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera Lens (off the camera) Dimensions (Diameter x Length)= 41.0mm x 68.2 (1.6" x 2.7")

In the last two bottom compartments (which could hold lenses instead of what I carry) I have:

Four 67mm colored filters each in their own HUGE hard plastic protectors

One camera cap

One back lens cap (for the attached Sigma)

One pocket guide for the Canon XTI (very tiny)

One 67 to 52mm step ring in flexible plastic

How does it fit? Very well. I have NOT manipulated the dividers and they are in their original place. I have room to stack another short lens on top of the Canon 50mm if I ever buy another short lens. It is important to note that the Sigma 70-300 attached to the XTI is a smidge too tall and pushes lightly into the top compartment space (which is separated by material filled with what I guess to be foam padding).

Now I guess it is time for my complaints...

I am a huge fan of the BIG purse movement. I LOVE room for all my personal belongings. I love being able to carry EVERYTHING with me. In my purses I am able to hold a hoodie, six chapsticks, several lip glosses, a few games, checkbook, oversized wallet, snacks, calendar, Tylenol, water bottle, hand wipes, cell phone, two pairs of sunglasses, breath mints, pens, coin purse... oh I am sure I am forgetting things. Nevertheless, I assumed a backpack would be able to fit at LEAST this in the upper portion. I was wrong. I knew the dimensions before buying and tried to simulate the size at home. I figured I would have to cut back on my "essentials" but I didn't realize how much. My compromise? The hoodie will be slipped through the belt buckle and tied in place and I will have to learn to live with a little less when I travel with this backpack.

So with the upper size constraints, why did I buy this pack?

Obviously, (from my purse contents) I needed a daypack. The Tamrac differentiated itself from others in several ways. It was necessary for me to have the water bottle pockets. Cold and wet water bottles do not mix with electronics (cell phones, cameras, etc.) and paper (checkbooks, calendar, etc.) and the mesh outer pockets became a deciding factor. This ruled out the Lowepro Orion Trekker II Camera Backpack (Black). The Tamrac Adventure 9 Photo/Computer Backpack (Grey/Black)was another contender (because of the slightly larger size) but I hated the idea of extra weight due to the notebook pocket I would never use. Additionally, I did not like the way the bottom portion of the Adventure 9 opened. From the photos it seemed like a security risk and had the potential to spill out on to the sidewalk. (Though I could be wrong)

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For those of you wanting to lug around all of your gear then this bag is not for you.

I on the otherhand don't have a lot (canon 20d, 70-200 lens, 18-55 lens, flash and charger. I can fit all of my stuff in here fine. And if I know I don't want to carry all of my stuff great.

The top is actually bigger than what I thought. For now, I leave my 70-200 lens attached to the camera and put it in the top part. ANd I put my wallet and keys down below instead. This is only because I don't have a smaller zoom lens yet that I want to leave attached which will then store the camera in the bottom section as well as the 70-200 lens in the bottom section. I on'y do this because that's the lens I always use and don't want to attach and detatch on account of dust. So there you have it. It's not HUGE and it really does hold alot.

There are mesh compartments on the side that do hold water bottles. There are mesh compartments in the top that hold my wallet/pda and keys and sunglasses.

The bottom has rigid compartment barriers which I like but it's all about your taste.

Bottom line if you don't have 200 dollars to sink into a bag then this is a great bag. I wanted a bag that I could afford so I could spend more money on a better lens.

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I have several camera bags and this by far is the move versatile I own and my standard bag for out and about. It easily handles my Nikon D50 with 3 lenses and a flash. I have room for extra batteries etc.

The top compartment was great for carrying my Gortex jacket, sun glasses, power cords and chargers, as well as a baseball cap and more.

It's light enough to carry all day, doesn't make you look too much like a tourist.

If you are considering this you should also look at the Adventure 9 (#5549). I don't have that one yet, but other than the extra "weight", it looks like another alternative.

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I bought this by mail order rather than the 5546 model on the basis that it had a larger top compartment which would fit "a light jacket, lunch or other stuff". Don't believe a word of it. Although the bottom compartment is fine and the pack has some cool features, once you squash in a lightweight parka there's not much room for anything else.

If you need a backpack for an all day trip or travel, the Lowepro Rover AW series would be a better choice, even with the strangely excessive waist straps. In the Rover's top compartment you can easliy fit a parka, lunch, thermos, sun block, cell phone, film, maps etc with room to spare. Any extras can go on the outside secured by the bungee straps and protected by the AW cover when raining.

The reason for buying these sorts of packs is threefold to protect your photo equipment, to carry other gear that you might need on a short tramp or trip and to be comfortable doing so.

I like Tamrac gear, but sorry, this is not up to its larger tag. If this 5547 model had more room up top for other gear (gussets or another front pouch?) it would get 4 or 5 stars. It is fine if you know its limitations and want small or if you want very small go for the 5546 model.

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You really can't say much about a product that costs as little as this one. (Shipping is almost as expensive as the product!)

Having said that, the case is a fairly well-made neoprene protector for your Point and Shoot. The zipper appears rugged enough to withstand a lot of use, and the double zipper grips are nice. The D-Ring is better than expected, and certainly better than some of the cheap ones you often see coming from China that fall apart after a couple of uses.

The case's appearance is pleasant and unobtrusive and won't bring unwanted attention to your camera.

The reason I give it four stars instead of five is that the case should really have a belt loop and/or a pocket for an additional battery or SD card. Other than those missing components, I'm pretty happy with the case.

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This is just what I needed. I bought a new Canon Powershot SD780 and I would always throw it in my bag with me to take around. I was worried about it getting scratched or dented so I started looking for an inexpensive camera case. This fits perfectly, its a softcase, and its not bulky. Definitely great value!!

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This is a great case at a great price. I never bought a case for my first Canon Powershoot, I just through in my pants pocket. I figured by time it got all scratched up it would be obsolete. What I liked about the SD camera line is that its so small. If you add a bulky case you lose that. This thing adds almost nothing to the size and weight of the camera.

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I bought this case for my SD1400 and it is way to big. I don't recommend it unless you are certain it exactly fits your camera model. Otherwise it will slip around and actually make your camera much larger in your pocket than it actually is which defeats the purpose of buying a small snapshot camera.

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I loved the belt clip option for this camera on vacation or hikes, I hated rummaging in my backpack or carrying it around my wrist. With this bag, it's clip-on and go!

Review of P-series Fabric Case Black

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Well, I bought this because it looked compact and safe. In general, I think it's just right. I use it with my P50, and there isn't much room left for any other thing.

There is a inner mesh pocket where you can definitely fit an extra SD card (maybe two) as long as you don't use its plastic case, otherwise, you will have to push your camera a little bit in order to fit. Also, there's a front pocket where I place two extra batteries but everything gets pretty tight, so that's all I can carry... If you need to carry cables, forget it!.

For me, I think it would had been better if the case were just a little bit bigger, by adding 1 or 1/2 cm to each side would help a lot, and things would be less squashed... if you want a tiny-as-posible case this could be your choice!

Also notice, there isn't clips (or holes) for shoulderstrap, so you'll need to wear a belt all the time unless you want to take it in your hands or a bag... I'm planinng to make some holes in order to add one (it's better this way when your wearing bathing suits)...

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I find this to be a perfect holder for the Nikon P-60... it is padded enough to protect the camera from moderate drops, large enough to hold 4 extra AA cells & an extra SD or SDHC card (in plastic protector) but is still not overly bulky. Nice!

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The Nikon Coolpix P60 camera I purchased this case for fits in the case perfectly, and I like the Velcro strap for attaching the camera to a belt when not in use. However, I wish the case was a little larger, or at least had a storage compartment for extra batteries.

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I bought this case for my Nikon P5100. It fits perfectly, but not enough room for the Nikon strap [I will live with that]. Enough padding to protect my Nikon, but not overly bulky. I am very please with this case.

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Not fancy but fits perfectly. Nicely padded but not bulky. There is a compartment in the back for an extra memory card and another in the front for a couple of AA batteries or a USB SD Card Reader.

Discount MegaGear "Ever Ready" Protective White Leather Camera Case, Bag

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Loving this new case for my new Samsung NX300. It's easy to get the camera in and out of, retro in design and compact enough to throw in my daily bag.

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This is a great camera case. My only concern is that I have a standard lens, and the lens portion of the case is longer. I use the case to protect the camera while I am traveling. It is sturdy and well designed.

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very beautiful and exactly what I needed. came sooner than I expected. easy to use and great protection. the only flaw is that I have to bring out the camera everytime I want to connect it to power or computer.

Best Adorama Slinger Bag, Single Strap Backpack / Shoulder Bag, Navy. Deals

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Like it it's very nice as its cheap and could carry all my camera parts and also beautiful color and its not easy to get dirt ... Therefore it's nice !!!

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I purchased the Adorama Slinger Bag after first purchasing the Tamrac Velocity 5. The Tamrac bag is a nice bag and can be worn as either a shoulder bag or a waist bag. Unfotunately, it lacked sufficient support when worn as waist bag and did not have an attached pouch to carry a water bottle. The Slinger Bag addressed both of these deficiencies. When worn as a waist bag, it also uses the shoulder strap to keep the bag firmly in place which also helps to balance the weight of the bag. There are two water pouches on the Slinger Bag (which is a real requirement as I live in Arizona).

The Adorama Slinger Bag is a great travel bag. It is light weight and has great utility. I highly recommend it.

Buy rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Black) Carrying Case for Pentax Optio RZ18

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I bought this case because it says this is for Pentax Optio RZ18 digital camera. RZ18 is a little bigger than most of point-and-shoot cameras. It doesn't fit my old digital camera case. So I wanted the case that fits. But this case is a little too samll. When I put the camera in the case, I can't put anything in its outside pocket.

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We were planning a trip to Europe, so I needed a camera and a sleeve for it, we ordered it a week before the trip and it came in couple days. It has a little side pocket for extra memory card and a string, just Iin case camera does not have it. Material is nice and soft and streches around the camera (pentax optio rz 18) perfectly. A fine low key camera pouch.

Buy rooCASE EVA Hard Shell (Black) Carrying Case with Memory Foam

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Incorrectly listed as the appropriate case for Nikon's Coolpix camera. In order for the camera to fit, I had to cut out the velcro straps designed to hold it in place. Even with that, it barely closes. Insufficient space to store battery, etc. This is rather unfortunate, as the case does have a nice hard shell to protect the contents, which is how it earned two stars.

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This product was just what I needed perfect size the sturdiness of it is sufficient to protect your camera. Easy to access your camera and keeps everything in its' place.