SwissGear GA-7861-02F00 Mythos Small Camera Case Reviews

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This is a great camera case! It's perfect for small cameras. I have a Canon SD 770 IS and it fits perfectly. The belt loop on the case is a real plus. The dimensions listed for the product are correct, so measure your camera and see if it fits. This case is a good buy.

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Buy Tamrac 3431 Safari Case 1 (Leopard)

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i was so excited to get this case for my new samsung mv800. when it came in the mail i was surprised at how small it was, but figured since my camera was small it should probably fit. well, it doesnt. the top flap doesn't even close and the corners of the camera stick out which defeats the purpose really of having a case for protection. it sucks cause its so cute but just does not get the job done. not even my sisters' compact sony camera fit into it. what a waste. it would be so nice if only it was a little bigger.

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This Safari Case was purchased for my son's girlfriend. It was the perfict size for her camera. I would not mind buying one for myself now. This case looks like it is well made. She has had it almost a month and no complaints at this time.

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The Wrist Pod is exactly how it's described. Attaches to any camera using the tripod screw and holds the camera securely against the wearer's wrist. Since I've gotten it, it's done exactly that! Seems to be made of quality materials that will last through wear and tear that's to be expected while traveling or doing other activities that require something like the wrist pod. I'm very happy with it!

My only note of caution this may be a little uncomfortable to people with smaller wrists (but they can't make the pod any smaller otherwise it won't fit regular-sized point and shoot cameras). I am a very petite woman and have very narrow wrists and at first the wrist pod felt very cumbersome and large but again logistically it can't get any smaller and after a while I was very comfortable wearing it (I use it mostly for snorkeling, so being in the water may be part of that). Still love this little gadget!

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I was worried that my camera might fall off when I originally got this, but my worry was short lived. The grip is strong. If you know Velcro then you know what I'm talking about. It's permanently attached to a tripod piece, so you can just screw it into your tripod mound which is a very strong connection.

I like the fact that my camera can flip in when I want to really get physical, and flip out when I want to capture a moment. That feature is very convenient and gives me peace of mind.

Use it with your waterproof camera and jump on in because it's designed for water sports and activities.

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Great Quality!

I take it with me biking. I used to have to wear my camera on a strap around my neck and it would constantly flop around. This allows me to keep it secure and easily accessible. My only complaint is that I didn't find it earlier before I invested in that camera strap.

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Got this for a beach holiday I'm NOT a surfer, but have just got a (TS-3) waterproof camera and wanted some efficient way of carrying it. The Golden Hour strap was the only real wrist mount I found. Just back from its 1st major trip and used it kayaking, cenote swimming, snorkelling and general swimming. And now while running with the dog at home...

As a means of transporting a small light (and ideally weather/waterproof) camera the wrist strap is a supremely good idea and well-executed! Just unvelcro the cover flap and your camera is secured to your wrist ready to go.

Some of the cenote photos I got would have been v difficult without this. I used a climbing harness and rope to rapell in; you wouldn't want a loose camera flapping around on a normal strap or in a shorts pocket in that scenario.

Any issues? Minor quibbles:

the circlip holding the tripod screw into the strap to stop it falling out is a bit fiddly and likes to drop off. Not a big issue as it isn't needed but something to keep an eye on (ie you won't find it in a sandy car park!).

underwater the cover strap velcro can float in the way of the lens I just doubled it back of course.

wrist velcro is too small really to go over clothes a version for going over outdoor clothing would be interesting for hikers, climbers etc when in inclement weather.

Summary: far more useful than I imagined. If you have a waterproof / weatherproof you probably would find this v useful.

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I intend to use this while kayaking. Seems well made. It will take some playing with to find out how best to mount it on the wrist and still be able to paddle without it getting in the way. Camera seems well protected and secure.

Cheap Stylish Elegant Laurel Camera Bag with Adjustable Shoulder Strap

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I bought this camera bag for my new Fuji HS20 bridge camera. I absolutely love it. It is padded with lots of room; water resistant and not black:) (I got the red). When people see it, they cannot believe the value. The seller was great; got it in one business day. Highly recommend this bag for DSLR or larger zoom camera.

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Love this bag. Used for my Canon film camera while taking a black and white film class. Extra pockets are awesome for carrying batteries, film, etc. Loved the dark greenish-teal color

Reviews of OP/TECH USA Soft Pouch Digital D-M 4/3 (Nature)

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This fits my Olympus omd-5 perfectly when I use it with my 1-50mm lens. Easy to take off quickly, and easy to put it back in. I can just dump this in my bag, knowing the thick material protects my camera. Wish there were other colors or prints. Got this so I could easily locate it in my tote bags. Black just disappears in there.

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Reviews of Lowepro Topload Zoom 2 Camera Bag - Green

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I just received my TLZ2 today, and have been trying to fit all my gear in it. At first sight, it was much larger than I imagined. The front pocket is GIANT and fits a smallish lens (Canon 10-22) quite easily. For the price, it is a very solid bag. I bought it because I will be backpack travelling through Europe this summer, and I wanted a bag that allowed easy access to my camera while on foot, with the possibility of an extra lens plus some accessories. I think I made the right choice.

I can fairly easily fit the following gear into the bag, even with a bit of extra room:

40D with 24-105mm attached with lens hood on backwards

10-22mm (outside pocket) with lens hood detached (under the 24-105)

Extra battery and charger (on bottom of bag)

Cleaning kit including brush, spray and cloth (on elastic loops inside)

B + W Polarizer in the plastic case that it came with (inner pocket)

Extra memory card (inner pocket)

Canon wired remote (outside pocket)

One thing about the bag that is weird is the reverse zipper to the main compartment. It makes opening the bag when it's around your shoulder pretty awkward. Also, for those of you with battery grips or full-sized bodies, I can't imagine them fitting.

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Have had this bag for a few years. Has held up well to a lot of tossing around. The top load feature is great. Have had more than one occasion where camera was in bag but photo opportunity came up, and was able to whip out the camera pretty fast. Only thing I can think of is I wish the front pocket was a little larger, but other than that, it's been a great little bag.

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I've had this bag for about a year, and I use it more than my other bags. I only use a backpack if I know I'm going to have a safe place to put it down which isn't that often. I do a lot of event photography and spend a lot of time outdoors, so it's essential that the bag be durable and it is so far, no seams coming out of place, or tears. It's fairly water resistant, so you don't have to worry very much about rain, though I doubt it would hold up well if the bag fell into water and you weren't immediately able to retrieve it it's a good thing I have no personal experience with this yet!

It's sufficiently well padded, perhaps about a half inch, and I don't take too many precautions when putting it down. It fits my 40D (no grip) with 24-70 lens perfectly. I store my extra CF cards in the inside top pouch, which is completely waterproof, and my other small essentials in the larger outside pouch, which can easier fit my cell phone, IDs, keys, and extra battery and charger.

Actually, however, I usually use this bag precisely because I don't want it to carry around a camera body. The bag also fits my 70-200 2.8 IS and 50mm 1.4, but without the body attached. It's convenient to have one camera around my neck, and use to bag to quickly switch out lenses.

If you're traveling in a region where you're afraid your gear might get stolen, this bag is also perfect. If you're not trying for some serious photography, take a single lens + body combo and keep it in the bag. You can use a wrist strap as an additional way to keep the camera attached to you at all times, and hold on the handle on the top. Obviously a bag this shape is holding a nice camera inside, but I doubt anyone would be able to grab it off your shoulder if you were also connected to it in two other places.

I have prettier, more expensive bags, but not ones that are more useful.

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I'm not sure about the 2 camera description for this bag, I got it because I've a telephoto and a shorter lense and didn't want two bag's for one camera when I switch lenses. With my EF 70-300mm lense on my 400D XTi it fit's great. Just right. I've also a Cannon ET-65B hood but you'll have to turn it around. Still fits fine. Figure the inside depth at a maximum 9 1/2" for your cam and telephoto on. It's got a strap that go's with, a wide belt loop and a nice wide handle on the lid. A zippered lid and I'm not real sure about how water proof they are. Theres a little 3"x6" pouch inside the lid. Theres also a 4"x4" loose pad and I use that to lay over the cam's LCD. Good value for the price. It's not junk!

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This bag it great for carrying around my D300 with 24-70 combo. Won't fit with the hood installed; that must be stowed in inverted position. Also, I'm guessing that this bag wouldn't work with a grip. But, this is the bag I use to carry the camera around because it's not bulky and offers protection for my setup.

I also have the TLZ1 which is great for the D300 and 18-200 (or anything smaller) but that wouldn't fit the 24-70 lens.

Review of Zeikos ZE-PSHC-BL Small Hard Case for Digital Cameras (Blue)

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I like this case very much. Small but durable and has a nice strap that easily fits over your shoulder.

Marni

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We purchased this for a camera it should have fit. Well it didn't. It really doesn't hold much of anything.

Overall quality was good though, seems pretty solid. It just sucks that we can't use it.

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This generic camera case is a very nice for the price but is much too small for any of the Canon Powershot cameras like the A600 series. Make sure to measure your camera prior to ordering a case. I would return it but since I didn't measure, it was my fault.

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I was a little apprehensive buying this camera case based on the other reviews, which stated that it was too small for a lot of cameras. Since the price was so low I bought this one as well as a Case Logic case in the event that this one would not fit the camera. However, this case fit my Canon Powershot A2200 perfectly; in fact it fit my camera better than the case logic one. By the way, the dimensions for my camera 3 1/2 long by 2 1/4 width by 3/4 thick, in case it helps.

Cheap Lowepro Toploader 70 AW Camera Bag

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This bag is perfect for my Canon 5D MII w/ 100-400 L lens. It fits perfect! I also use a 20D with the Grip and Really Right Stuff L bracket and it also fits perfect. Very well constructed (as with all of my LowePro bags) and thought out design. I picked mine up second hand and it was missing the front mount straps so I cant comment on those.

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Now I can carry my slr with my 24-70/2.8 or 70-200 around with out having to lug around my huge photo backpack.

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This case was much bulkier than I expected holds basically only the camera and a couple small accessories, and to me, was not worth the price. I exchanged it for the Lowepro Trekker II backpack, which is less expensive and fits everything, 2 extra lenses and all accessories, in a nice, compact package that I can put on my back!

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When I received this unit, it was obviously very well built and designed for its purpose, but it was much larger that I had expected. It is large enough for the larger Pro model digital cameras, but too large for my Canon 40D with Telephoto zoom lens. Wearing this bag with the supplied chest harness blocks too much of your forward view and for me presented a trip hazard since I planned to use it while hiking in rugged terrain and while skiing. I exchanged the bag for the LowePro Topload Zoom 2 which is not as deep but still holds my 40D and lens.

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This a larger bag than I had anticipated. It is too big for my D90. I choose to keep it and not return it because I was able to add additional foam for added protection. I made a foam insert to hold my camera secure while ridding my mountain bike. Once I got used to it, it was not too much of a hinderence and has been used successfully on technical trails around Moab. If all you are doing is hiking around and you have a non-pro DSLR, I would go with the 65 vs the 70.

Discount Crumpler FEA001-X01T47 Flaked Extravaganza Camera Bag (Black)

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This bag feels like it was designed for me! Ok if you're looking for a pro bag here's what sold me on the Flaked Extravaganza:

1. It easily fits all my gear. This may seem like a no-brainer but other cases i've used in the past have defined compartments and don't easily fit non-standard stuff like my large format camera. Crumpler bags have these great removable inserts that let you create your own storage spaces depending on what you need to carry. it's also got a sleeve in the front for my MacBook which is key.

2. It's easy to carry. I usually roll it but when its got a handle that makes it easy to carry short distances and a shoulder strap for when i need to carry it longer distances.

3. It's stealthy. Call me paranoid, but when I'm carrying around 10 grand worth of equipment I don't want a bag that screams I'M CARRYING EXPENSIVE STUFF, ROB ME. The Flaked Extravaganza looks like a classy piece of rolling luggage, sleek, not dorky, and most importantly, doesn't look like a camera bag. And it locks, so I definitely feel safe and secure traveling with it.

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Jill-e Designs 243096 XL Rolling Leather Camera Bag (Black) Review

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This extra large bag holds an amazing amount of camera gear. The inside can be configured to fit many shapes since the dividers have velcro for moving around. I use this bag for wedding shoots and it looks good and functions well on location. It has a grip for lifting on the bottom which I find helpful. The retractable handle was a bit sticky at first and could be a bit sturdier, but thus far it has done the job. I like this bag and only wish there were more color options!

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This bag is very nice. The back space to put your laptop is roomy, you can actually put your laptop,Kindle and book. The compartment inside is also great. I have place for my 2 DSLR and 3 extra lenses and extender and my chords for chargers and batteries and my passport external hard drive.The outside pocket is also nice. Everything in this camera bag is nice. Now I can travel without feeling heavy burden because the weight was lift off from my shoulder it works like a rolling suitcase plus, I can wear dress and heels now when I travel because I usually wear jeans knowing I have to carry the backpack in my back while waiting in line to board.

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I love it! It's perfect for weddings so I can carry all my equipment without breaking my back and is very stylish for us girl photographers! I'm very happy with my purchase, the material is strong so it will last and it has a great amount of space and pockets even if you need to bring a laptop.

Cheap Crumpler 5 Million Dollar Home Photo Bag- Brown/Orange

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This is not a bag for carrying lots of stuff, so don't get it if you wanna carry a pro SLR and several bulky lenses. Check out the 7 or 8 Million Dollar Home if you need that. Instead it is an attractive and petite bag for a small SLR (no grip) and a medium sized lens or two. I bought the 5 Mil for my Canon 7D with attached 17-55 2.8 IS USM. It's a perfect fit and has plenty of room for a flash and/or small lens, plus a few nicknacks like iPod and CF cards. My 5DII/24-105 4L also fits, albeit a little snug for my taste. It's a smart looking bag, sort of a chubby mini messenger bag. The diminutive size may appear a bit purse-like on larger men. Although it doesn't look like a typical camera bag, it won't fool a knowledgable gear thief. Get a Timbuk2 Snoop if you need to be truly incognito. My wife says I look like a cool metromale rather than a geeky photog when I carry the 5MDH.

The 5 Mil is a toploader with 2 small compartments on both sides of the main camera compartment. The adjustable dividers are stiff and don't buckle under camera weight. The velcro used to anchor the dividers is super heavy duty and will never move in normal use. I like the soft cloth interior and, unlike coarse nylon cloth, will not scratch the camera finish with repeated sliding in and out of the bag. The bag has some type of stiff reinforcing material in the walls and dividers, so it keeps its shape whether full or empty and, of course offers great protection. The downside to this stiffness is the bag doesn't conform to your body shape and can't be flattened for packing in a suitcase.

Some have complained the velcro on the flap, although strong, is too loud when opened. If they read the instructions (!), they'd know all of the Million Dollar Home bags have a fold out cover to disable the velcro. Of course you'll have to leave the flap loose or use the buckle.

A few cons: although the strap is wide it lacks a shoulder pad. Of course you can buy a Crumpler shoulder pad separately but it really needs one if you load up the bag. I added one. Crumpler really should have added a zippered pocket on the rear for storing papers. The front pocket isn't enough. Finally, the coarse nylon on the exterior, although nearly indestructible, really tears up your clothing after a few hours of walking around. Jeans fare okay but several of my t-shirts have holes where the bag "sands" them during trekking. I wouldn't use this bag while wearing a delicate shirt or jacket! I'm thinking of installing a leather or cloth protector on the back of the bag. Other bag makers--Tamrac--make a point of using smoother material on the back to reduce clothing wear.

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I bought this bag to house my Canon XSi, kit lens & 50-250mm zoom, and on occasion my 50mm prime. I recently took this bag with me on a week long vacation through Disney World where I was constantly snapping pics and it worked out really well for me. I was able to store my cell phone, small wallet, point & shoot digi cam, memory cards and a few other odds and ends (sunglasses etc) along with the body/attached kit lens and the zoom (left my prime at home). Everything fits very nicely! My goal was not to have to lug around a camera bag & a purse the entire time. I originally purchased the 6 million dollar bag, figuring bigger would be better, but it was a little bit TOO big for me. Plenty of space in the bag, but I almost felt like it was too much empty space, seeing as how I don't have a ton of accessories at this time. The 5 million is a good size, not overwhelming, but holds more than you think. The velcro 'silencer' is a nice touch! Long story short, I'd recommend this bag/brand to family and friends looking for a stylish bag which holds a decent amount of equipment!

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This is a perfect bag for any beginner photographer or perhaps someone who doesn't want to haul all their gear with them. It feels like it is made of top quality materials that will hold up with heavy use. Crumpler added the velcro silencers on the 2009 models so you can use just the clips if wanted. I wouldn't think twice to buy another Crumpler bag from Amazon in the future or recommend one to someone else.

Despite a slightly higher than average price, you definitely get what you pay for.

I've got my Canon Rebel XSi along with two lenses in it. There's room for another smaller lens (like the nifty fifty), an external flash, and a battery grip as well.

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I travel frequently and often take my SLR and an additional lens or two with me. I own several camera bags including two Lowepro camera bags which I think do a fantastic job at protecting my camera and making it easy to carry my gear. However, the downside of the Lowepro bags is that the Lowepro logo is stamped prominently on the bags making it very clear to everyone that you are carrying expensive gear. In the past I have used electrical tape over the Lowepro logo to mask it, but the tape often peals from the bag's nylon material.

That is why I decided to purchase the Crumpler 5 Million Dollar bag for a recent trip to Egypt. The biggest attraction of the Crumpler bag was the lack of a recognizable logo. There is a logo of a little figure on the front, but the key thing is that it does not immediately look like a camera bag. The Crumpler bag could carry my Canon 40D with a 28-135 lens as well as a 17-40mm lens and my Rocket Air Blaster, filters, batteries and flash cards. Everything fit into the Crumpler 5 Million Dollar bag very easily.

The Crumpler 5 Million Dollar bag rested comfortably on my shoulder and it was easy to take the camera out and to put it back in. I liked the Velcro that held the flap closed in addition to the two buckles on the front. When I was using the camera a lot, I could secure the flap with just the Velcro. When I was done photographing in one area, I would use the buckles for additional security. This aspect of the bag was very well done.

I believe that the Crumpler 5 Million Dollar bag certainly fulfilled the purpose of making my gear less obvious. However, I don't think that the Crumpler bag is the best camera bag. I felt that the removable inserts which are used to hold the camera and lenses in place were too short and flimsy. I had to leave a gap at the bottom of the bag so that my camera had some clearance between the end of the lens and the bottom of the bag. Even then, I was not happy with the rigidity of the supports or the padding at the bottom of the bag for when the camera did make contact with the bottom of the bag.

Overall, I think that the Crumpler 5 Million Dollar bag is a great idea. I wish that Lowepro came out with a line of bags that were not obviously camera bags. However, I believe that the Crumpler bag is just is not as good as a Lowepro bag for the protection of my camera gear. I own both the Lowepro Nova 2 and the Lowepro Fastpack 350 and I highly recommend these bags instead of the Crumpler 5 Million Dollar bag. I just need to find a better way of covering over the Lowepro logos on these bags for when I am travelling in places where I don't want people to immediately recognize a camera bag.

So in summary, if you are buying the Crumpler 5 Million Dollar bag to make your camera less obvious, then the bag is a great option. However, it you are looking for a bag to protect your camera equipment, a Lowepro bag would be a better option.

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This bag was purchased to house my camera, which it safely does. I can keep it, lens down and on, and it's ready for the next shot. The velcro is tough and noisy, a definite security feature...and, if that isn't enough, there are straps and buckles.

As a traveler, less is better. I can actually pack this bag with my camera, a small hairbrush, a travel book, a spare battery, sunglasses, my cash, cards, phone, and more. There are lots of small, secure pockets that are easily accessible. Other than my pc, it is my only piece of hand luggage on a plane.

On a separate, vain, note, it's "practical-black", but has a fun, bright yellow-green interior. It's comfortable and weightless across my chest and the adjustable straps allow me everything I need at the right level.

I am submitting the review after a five week trip because I felt the designer should be congratulated!