Showing posts with label digital camera hard case. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital camera hard case. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Reviews of Black Sleeve Pouch Bag Cover Case with Front Accessory Pocket
Very practical design. The camera (Canon PowerShot SX210) fits perfectly in the main compartment and the outer zippered pouch fits a spare battery and/or memory card. Nice soft material, good value.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Discount Kroo Camera Case for Fujifilm Finepix + Bundled with Universal LCD
The Fujifilm Finepix F40fd 8.3MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Silver) fits into the case but it is not practical. The strap (inside) to secure the camera just fits and its a pain to secure the camera. The easiest way to use the case is to leave it loose inside but with the double zipper system, it falls out too easily when the case is opened. Therefore, it is not practical like a conventional camera case that opens from the top. Furthermore, the belt clip is secured with a metal rivet that can be easily exposed on the inside of the case. It is covered by a bit of material but in my case, it wasn't attached properly with glue and hence it flaps loose. It came off within the first day. The exposed metal will scratch the camera and the screen.
I award this case 2 stars because faults apart, it is a good protective cover. Personally, I regret the purchase.
Whatever you do, don't use the caribiner clip to secure the camera on the outside of anything! I treat all my electronics very gently and the first week of using this case the rivet holding the clip onto the case fell off. Luckily someone was walking right behind me when it happened so alerted me my camera was now on the ground. The good news about the case is it protected the camera from the fall and my camera wasn't damaged in the least.
In my opinion it's a cheap case that's decent for putting in a backpack, luggage, or purse for transport but for frequent use (scraping the camera against the zipper when pulling out) or more options of carry methods I'd keep looking.
Oh, another decent thing with the case I have to admit is space to carry the usb cable inside the case opposite the side you have the camera on.
I award this case 2 stars because faults apart, it is a good protective cover. Personally, I regret the purchase.
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These case is perfect with the Fujiflim Finepix Z10fd camara. It has a velcro strap that keeps the camara in place and a net for batteries or whatever you want for your camara. Great buy!Best Deals for Kroo Camera Case for Fujifilm Finepix + Bundled with Universal LCD
This camera case is not the right size for the Fuji Finepix F31fd camera. If your idea, as was mine, is size that's why you got this camera in the first place then this case is the wrong buy. It's just too large. Go to Circuit City and look at similar cases half the size, which fit snug, no movement for the camera.Honest reviews on Kroo Camera Case for Fujifilm Finepix + Bundled with Universal LCD
I bought this for my Fujifilm Finepix z5fd camera. The case fits the camera okay but not very securely. One side inside the case has a mesh barrier and the other a single horizontal velcro strap. The velcro strap side doesn't hold the camera very secure and the mesh barrier side is also a bit loose. When you pull the camera out using the barrier side it scrapes against the zipper.Whatever you do, don't use the caribiner clip to secure the camera on the outside of anything! I treat all my electronics very gently and the first week of using this case the rivet holding the clip onto the case fell off. Luckily someone was walking right behind me when it happened so alerted me my camera was now on the ground. The good news about the case is it protected the camera from the fall and my camera wasn't damaged in the least.
In my opinion it's a cheap case that's decent for putting in a backpack, luggage, or purse for transport but for frequent use (scraping the camera against the zipper when pulling out) or more options of carry methods I'd keep looking.
Oh, another decent thing with the case I have to admit is space to carry the usb cable inside the case opposite the side you have the camera on.
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I got this case for my Z20 camera. It is a little too big for my camera, and doesn't hold it well. Also, this case is HIDEOUS-I was really disappointed when I saw it. The same night, my friends came over to visit and saw this case lying on the table. They too exclaimed over how unattractive it was, so it isn't just me being picky.Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Buy Olympus Compact Leather Case for various D & FE Series Cameras
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List Price: $13.99
Sale Price: $13.95
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I got this case to use with my new Olympus D545. It fits the camera beautifully with a slot inside for an extra card. It is leather and very well constructed. It protects the camera well and that is the most important thing.
The only drawback one might consider is, it won't hold extra batteries or the cord to down load the pics to your computer. A larger bag will have to be used for that. My plan is to find one that doesn't look like a camera bag to store my camera in this particular case along with the other accessories I mentioned for travel/vacations.
All and all, I love this and am very happy with the protection it affords my camera. The price is right for the job it does.
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I got this case to use with my new Olympus D545. It fits the camera beautifully with a slot inside for an extra card. It is leather and very well constructed. It protects the camera well and that is the most important thing.
The only drawback one might consider is, it won't hold extra batteries or the cord to down load the pics to your computer. A larger bag will have to be used for that. My plan is to find one that doesn't look like a camera bag to store my camera in this particular case along with the other accessories I mentioned for travel/vacations.
All and all, I love this and am very happy with the protection it affords my camera. The price is right for the job it does.
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The camera fits snugly in the case & there is a compartment to hold extra batteries as well as picture cards. The camera is well protected and the belt holder is an added touch. I love the opening on the top for the camera handle. It is wonderful quality for the price.Best Deals for Olympus Compact Leather Case for various D & FE Series Cameras
This camera case works well with my olympus D630. The width is perfect but there is unnecessary extra space lengthwise. I bought this camera because it is very small but the case sort of negates the whole space advantage. It is a very durable and secure case. I feel comfortable using the case to protect the camera in all situations.Honest reviews on Olympus Compact Leather Case for various D & FE Series Cameras
The camera case was great for the price. Fits the Olympus D580 just fine. Clipped it to my belt and off I went.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Olympus Compact Leather Case for various D & FE Series Cameras
This little leather case fits like a glove with the camera, a good thing, but there is a bit of leather fabric that gets pulled down toward the inside and it seems that over time the leather may rip with the movement of getting the camera in the case. also, very pleased that the FE110 fits in with the spare batteries inside the case, although it is designed for the spare batteries to hang comfortably on the side.Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Cheap CaseCrown Hard Shell Case (Gray) for Canon Powershot Point
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List Price: $16.99
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Protects well and provides a little extra space for wipe cloth and extra battery. I like the option of either hanging the case from my belt loop or running my belt through to holster it.
I purchased this for my daughter. After reading all the pros and cons for several different cases, I wasn't sure if this would work. Most of the complaints centered on the size of the case; i.e., the case was too small for the ELPH camera. However, this worked like a charm. The camera slipped into the case with no problem. (Actually, the case would nicely handle a slightly larger camera in the ELPH series.) There is still room inside the case for a spare memory card. (My daughter thinks she might even be able to carry a spare battery pack. However, that remains to be seen.) For her there are two pluses: the case fits inside her rather small purse; and the ring clasp allows her to hang the case from the strap of her backpack for ready access. (I haven't rated this item yet for durability because it hasn't been in use long enough to make that determination.)
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Protects well and provides a little extra space for wipe cloth and extra battery. I like the option of either hanging the case from my belt loop or running my belt through to holster it.
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There are no other words for describing the handiness and protection provided by this case other than perfect since it is rigid enough to be sat upon by another person with no damage what-so-ever. The ring loop provides a quick way to connect to a belt loop and then can be quickly taken off. A similar case which I saw in a name-brand store was less rigid than this case and didn't have the ring loop that was priced at about $20 which I just laughed at. The internal elastic mesh screen serves a very handy place for additional memory cards, batteries, etc. The elastic bands found on either side inside the case allows the case to be left open with no fear of the camera falling out and can be used to quickly pull out the camera for any photo opps. I have a Panasonic DMC-FH20 and it fits the camera like a glove.Best Deals for CaseCrown Hard Shell Case (Gray) for Canon Powershot Point
I was really looking for something more like a sleeve for my camera. But I felt I had to have something that would protect the LCD. This product did the job, and I loved the clip. I attached it to a beltloop and knew my camera would be there when I needed it.Honest reviews on CaseCrown Hard Shell Case (Gray) for Canon Powershot Point
This case was an absolutely perfect fit. I was worried the camera might bounce around in this hard case but it is held in place by the elastic of the inner pocket. There is enough room for an extra battery and memory card. Perfect for packing into a bag or suitcase. I probably won't be using it in my purse very much because I like small purses and this case is just slightly too large. The case is hard enough to withstand some pressure but it will bend with enough force.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for CaseCrown Hard Shell Case (Gray) for Canon Powershot Point
Canon PowerShot SD1200IS 10 MP Digital Camera Carrying CaseCrown Compact Travel Case (Grey)I purchased this for my daughter. After reading all the pros and cons for several different cases, I wasn't sure if this would work. Most of the complaints centered on the size of the case; i.e., the case was too small for the ELPH camera. However, this worked like a charm. The camera slipped into the case with no problem. (Actually, the case would nicely handle a slightly larger camera in the ELPH series.) There is still room inside the case for a spare memory card. (My daughter thinks she might even be able to carry a spare battery pack. However, that remains to be seen.) For her there are two pluses: the case fits inside her rather small purse; and the ring clasp allows her to hang the case from the strap of her backpack for ready access. (I haven't rated this item yet for durability because it hasn't been in use long enough to make that determination.)
Monday, November 17, 2014
Clik Elite CE700BK Micro Case, Black Reviews
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List Price: $48.00
Sale Price: $35.97
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It is a really well designed little case, and it comes with all the different belts and clips you might need. But I kind of wish it was designed with a magnetic or single-snap closure, PLUS the nice zipper as well for more weather protection. When you have the camera bag secured to your chest, you don't want to be fussing with zipping and unzipping it all the time. If I am using my Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 extensively, I end up defaulting to just slinging the camera around my neck with its regular camera strap and setting the Clik Elite aside. It fits fine with the GX1 and the 14mm pancake lens. Should be room for a GX1 with a larger prime lens, but not a big zoom.A perfect, close-fitting, secure pack for the Fuji x10. I have outfitted the camera with a half-case by J. B Camera Designs, a tripod plate and a leather hand grip and it all still fits. The vertical aspect and flip out zippered top make this case ideal for quick access.
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It is a really well designed little case, and it comes with all the different belts and clips you might need. But I kind of wish it was designed with a magnetic or single-snap closure, PLUS the nice zipper as well for more weather protection. When you have the camera bag secured to your chest, you don't want to be fussing with zipping and unzipping it all the time. If I am using my Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 extensively, I end up defaulting to just slinging the camera around my neck with its regular camera strap and setting the Clik Elite aside. It fits fine with the GX1 and the 14mm pancake lens. Should be room for a GX1 with a larger prime lens, but not a big zoom.A perfect, close-fitting, secure pack for the Fuji x10. I have outfitted the camera with a half-case by J. B Camera Designs, a tripod plate and a leather hand grip and it all still fits. The vertical aspect and flip out zippered top make this case ideal for quick access.
Monday, September 29, 2014
Buy Think Tank TurnStyle 10 Convertible Sling Bag & Belt Pack - Blue
It looks good, slides from back to front easily, and allows access from the top of the bag while it's on my waist in front of my body. I haven't gotten the padded shoulder strap to sit on my shoulder correctly yet, but that might be my fault. I need to adjust the straps a little more, perhaps.
I could not get as much camera into this bag as I'd hoped. I was hoping to fit a full frame Canon 6D with a zoom 70-200 lens and a 24-70 lens into the bag, but couldn't. I can fit the 70-200 lens all by itelf, along with a flash and extra batteries...but I cannot fit the camera AND the 70-200 lens. I *can* fit the camera along with an attached 24-105 lens.
I thought about returning the bag and getting the larger Turnstyle 20, but decided to keep the Turnstyle 10. I use it to hold my flash and the 70-200 lens, and carry my camera with the 24-105 lens outside my body with a strap. When I want to change lenses, I rotate the bag in front of my body and make the switch. When I don't plan on taking the 70-200 lens with me, I just use the Turnstyle 10 and put the entire camera and the smaller 24-105 lens in the bag, along with a flash.I bought this bag so that I could have a smaller bag to take my camera out with me. I wanted something that would hold my camera, a Canon 70D, and a couple of lenses plus extra batteries, a flash, gels, and a few other small items. This bag is great! Currently I have my camera, a 24-70 lense, a 50mm lens, a collapsible diffuser, a 430ex ii flash, 2 extra batteries, 2 extra memory cards, business cards, gels set, and a few other odds and ends in this thing. I'm amazed that a bag so small could hold so much stuff. And it is very comfortable. I wouldn't say that I forget that it's there, but compared to other bags that I've used, this one is defintely the most comfortable for its size. The only reason that I didn't give it 5 stars is that I wish the bag was slightly wider. It would be nice to be able to carry both a 24-70 f/2.8 and a 70-200 f/4. Only way you can do this is to have one in the bag and then have your camera in hand with the other lens attached.In some situations (like rain) this isn't ideal. Other than that, it's a great bag.
I could not get as much camera into this bag as I'd hoped. I was hoping to fit a full frame Canon 6D with a zoom 70-200 lens and a 24-70 lens into the bag, but couldn't. I can fit the 70-200 lens all by itelf, along with a flash and extra batteries...but I cannot fit the camera AND the 70-200 lens. I *can* fit the camera along with an attached 24-105 lens.
I thought about returning the bag and getting the larger Turnstyle 20, but decided to keep the Turnstyle 10. I use it to hold my flash and the 70-200 lens, and carry my camera with the 24-105 lens outside my body with a strap. When I want to change lenses, I rotate the bag in front of my body and make the switch. When I don't plan on taking the 70-200 lens with me, I just use the Turnstyle 10 and put the entire camera and the smaller 24-105 lens in the bag, along with a flash.I bought this bag so that I could have a smaller bag to take my camera out with me. I wanted something that would hold my camera, a Canon 70D, and a couple of lenses plus extra batteries, a flash, gels, and a few other small items. This bag is great! Currently I have my camera, a 24-70 lense, a 50mm lens, a collapsible diffuser, a 430ex ii flash, 2 extra batteries, 2 extra memory cards, business cards, gels set, and a few other odds and ends in this thing. I'm amazed that a bag so small could hold so much stuff. And it is very comfortable. I wouldn't say that I forget that it's there, but compared to other bags that I've used, this one is defintely the most comfortable for its size. The only reason that I didn't give it 5 stars is that I wish the bag was slightly wider. It would be nice to be able to carry both a 24-70 f/2.8 and a 70-200 f/4. Only way you can do this is to have one in the bag and then have your camera in hand with the other lens attached.In some situations (like rain) this isn't ideal. Other than that, it's a great bag.
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Buy Clik Elite Small Accessory Pouch
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List Price: $20.00
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I got the pouch to see the craftsmanship of Clik Elite before I bought a backpack. Its is a great little pouch and great workmanship
i'm still trying to figure out what i want to use this for but the back features a velcro strap system, similar to lowepro's system, so it is versatile enough for me to find a use for it eventually.
the pouch is well built and i purchased it for a little over $5, so i dont feel too bad about the purchase.
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I got the pouch to see the craftsmanship of Clik Elite before I bought a backpack. Its is a great little pouch and great workmanship
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this little pouch is VERY small. i bought it for my canon sd1000. it is a VERY tight fit so i opted not to use this case to hold the camera. it wont fit my 58mm lens filters either.i'm still trying to figure out what i want to use this for but the back features a velcro strap system, similar to lowepro's system, so it is versatile enough for me to find a use for it eventually.
the pouch is well built and i purchased it for a little over $5, so i dont feel too bad about the purchase.
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This little pouch is handy and attaches easily to a Clik backpack or anything else with convenient straps. I find it a little too small for the items that I would like to use on a hike.Saturday, August 9, 2014
Lowepro LP36421-PWW Flipside Sport 10L AW (Galaxy Blue/Light Grey) Reviews
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List Price: $119.99
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I purchased this pack primarily for mountain biking use, with some hiking and trail running occasionally as well. I like the size and ideas behind the pack, but it is definitely not perfect.
My main problem is the size of the actual camera compartment. I use a Nikon D300, and my most-used lenses are a Sigma 10-20 and Nikon 70-300 VR. The fit is very tight for any of these combinations, especially if the hoods are mounted, and almost unusable if I want to take both lenses with me. This body and these lenses are by no means huge, but they are larger than something like a D5100 with the kit 18-55 and 55-200. I think these more compact options would fit great.
I have yet to find a hydration bladder that fits well in the designated area. I also dislike the fact that the water goes on one side of the pack, it tends to make it feel unbalanced. It also shares its space with the one mesh key/accessory pouch, which makes it difficult to access.
Accessing the camera while on the trail is very easy. This is the feature that I most like about this pack. Simply unclip the sternum strap, leave the waist belt on and spin it around in front of you. The only downside is the tight fit of the camera, it tends to get caught up at times.
The removable padded camera compartment seems like an unneeded feature that is bulky and takes up a lot of space. I would rather gain some extra room or a smaller pack by getting rid of it and simply having a pack build as a dedicated camera carrier. I have other hydration packs for when I don't carry a camera, and I have other ways of carrying the camera if I'm not using this pack, so I would rather see a more specialized design that is more compact and efficient.
The pack is built well and with high quality materials, and is fairly comfortable to wear. The only problem I have seen so far is a small kink in the hydration pocket zipper, which happened when I was trying to pack a ton of stuff into the entire pack. I am currently still using the pack on short rides, but I may soon go back to my previous rig, which was a Think Tank Holster rigged as chest pack, which I attached to whatever backpack I was using for the day.
The cons first:
It has straps and cords all over it, I'm hoping they won't be a bother in the regular day to day use. Lowepro only included elastic bands to secure them on the 2 shoulder straps. For 100+ bucks they could have added a couple more...
The zippers are a possible irritation and, I must say, perhaps it is the fault of us, customers! I remember everybody complained that on the Flipsides the zipper did not come down 100% on the bottom and Lowepro listened to the customers, they fixed that. Now, the problem is that by doing this, the zippers get way more complicated to close, you WILL need both hands, which was not the case with the regular Flipsides. It is a minus point!!!
Now, the Pros:
It is smaller, waay lighter and less bulky than the Flipside 200 or 300 (although the right comparison for the 300 would be the 15L, I guess).
The inside is small, but good enough for, right now:
Nikon D600 with 24-70 2.8 attached
Nikkor 50mm f 1.4
Nikon SB-700 flash
There is extra space to use
So even though it looks small, it actually fits a lot of stuff and I love it for that, I don't want to carry everything I own, it is just for an outing, so that looks like a winner, specially with the overall size, I'll say it again, it is considerably smaller than the regular flipsides on the outside.
The side pocket can fit one or 2 filters, an extra battery, cleaning pen, and other small stuff. It is similar to the one I had on the Flipside 300
The orang color looks really nice and I actually think it will be good, I mean, you can try to steal it, but an orange backpack tends to give you away.
The straps and the whole "sports" side of it seem to be really nice, it feels light on the shoulders and I hope to go hiking with it soon enough, as these features are the main reason I bought these. I sweat a lot and the regular Flipsides were terrible in this aspect, I always ended up with horrible marks on my shirts.
So, overall I gave it 4 stars, but I'll take it on a 2 week trip by the end of October, after which I'll amend this review accordingly to let you all know how it behaved. For now it looks like a winner!
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I purchased this pack primarily for mountain biking use, with some hiking and trail running occasionally as well. I like the size and ideas behind the pack, but it is definitely not perfect.
My main problem is the size of the actual camera compartment. I use a Nikon D300, and my most-used lenses are a Sigma 10-20 and Nikon 70-300 VR. The fit is very tight for any of these combinations, especially if the hoods are mounted, and almost unusable if I want to take both lenses with me. This body and these lenses are by no means huge, but they are larger than something like a D5100 with the kit 18-55 and 55-200. I think these more compact options would fit great.
I have yet to find a hydration bladder that fits well in the designated area. I also dislike the fact that the water goes on one side of the pack, it tends to make it feel unbalanced. It also shares its space with the one mesh key/accessory pouch, which makes it difficult to access.
Accessing the camera while on the trail is very easy. This is the feature that I most like about this pack. Simply unclip the sternum strap, leave the waist belt on and spin it around in front of you. The only downside is the tight fit of the camera, it tends to get caught up at times.
The removable padded camera compartment seems like an unneeded feature that is bulky and takes up a lot of space. I would rather gain some extra room or a smaller pack by getting rid of it and simply having a pack build as a dedicated camera carrier. I have other hydration packs for when I don't carry a camera, and I have other ways of carrying the camera if I'm not using this pack, so I would rather see a more specialized design that is more compact and efficient.
The pack is built well and with high quality materials, and is fairly comfortable to wear. The only problem I have seen so far is a small kink in the hydration pocket zipper, which happened when I was trying to pack a ton of stuff into the entire pack. I am currently still using the pack on short rides, but I may soon go back to my previous rig, which was a Think Tank Holster rigged as chest pack, which I attached to whatever backpack I was using for the day.
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Since no one is writing about these babies, I will try to help others, even though I only had it for a day.The cons first:
It has straps and cords all over it, I'm hoping they won't be a bother in the regular day to day use. Lowepro only included elastic bands to secure them on the 2 shoulder straps. For 100+ bucks they could have added a couple more...
The zippers are a possible irritation and, I must say, perhaps it is the fault of us, customers! I remember everybody complained that on the Flipsides the zipper did not come down 100% on the bottom and Lowepro listened to the customers, they fixed that. Now, the problem is that by doing this, the zippers get way more complicated to close, you WILL need both hands, which was not the case with the regular Flipsides. It is a minus point!!!
Now, the Pros:
It is smaller, waay lighter and less bulky than the Flipside 200 or 300 (although the right comparison for the 300 would be the 15L, I guess).
The inside is small, but good enough for, right now:
Nikon D600 with 24-70 2.8 attached
Nikkor 50mm f 1.4
Nikon SB-700 flash
There is extra space to use
So even though it looks small, it actually fits a lot of stuff and I love it for that, I don't want to carry everything I own, it is just for an outing, so that looks like a winner, specially with the overall size, I'll say it again, it is considerably smaller than the regular flipsides on the outside.
The side pocket can fit one or 2 filters, an extra battery, cleaning pen, and other small stuff. It is similar to the one I had on the Flipside 300
The orang color looks really nice and I actually think it will be good, I mean, you can try to steal it, but an orange backpack tends to give you away.
The straps and the whole "sports" side of it seem to be really nice, it feels light on the shoulders and I hope to go hiking with it soon enough, as these features are the main reason I bought these. I sweat a lot and the regular Flipsides were terrible in this aspect, I always ended up with horrible marks on my shirts.
So, overall I gave it 4 stars, but I'll take it on a 2 week trip by the end of October, after which I'll amend this review accordingly to let you all know how it behaved. For now it looks like a winner!
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I really wanted this bag to work, and I admit to overloading it. But hey, 14" CF tripod, 5DII, 70-200/2.8LII. 50/1.2L. .5Liter camel back bladder, 270EXII flash, 4 B+W filter cases I thought it was supposed to fit. I was STUFFING the bladder in, with NO water. So to be realistic, while it all kinda sorta fit, there was no margin at at all (memory cards?, rocket blower? remote trigger?). I know it's an amateur mistake to buy the camera bag that's too small, but I did it again I trusted the specs and the pretty photos that seemed to indicate there's plenty of room. I returned it and I'm waiting for the 15L to arrive today. The 10L is perfect for less gear, like a kit Rebel system from Costco, or a mirror-less system, etc. I do think they over-sold the idea of it holding 1L of water. They should have made the water compartment twice as bigHonest reviews on Lowepro LP36421-PWW Flipside Sport 10L AW (Galaxy Blue/Light Grey)
Let me start off by saying this is the lightest, easiest camera bag I've ever owned. It holds my Manfrotto 190 tripod with no problem, my Canon t3i EOS Rebel, Canon 70-200mm f/4, Canon 18-55mm, and Canon 60mm macro f/2.8 with no problem. I can even carry a few accessories like lens hoods for all 3 of them. Waterproof for those springtime or summertime showers and thunderstorms when out on the trail. Easy to access on spur of the moment to capture anything. All in all a well rounded bag. A little pricey but well worth it in my opinion.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Lowepro LP36421-PWW Flipside Sport 10L AW (Galaxy Blue/Light Grey)
Bought this for my Canon T5I. I received it and packed all my camera gear. I even fit my point and shoot in one of the slots for a lense. This is perfect for traveling because the place where you take the camera out of is against your back so no one can unzip and take your camera out. I'm in the process of purchasing a platypus 1 liter water hydration reservoir for it.Monday, March 3, 2014
MegaGear ''Ultra Light'' Camera Case Bag for Nikon D7100 Review
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Good enough to hold the body and a lens. Side pocket are small, it would be nice to have them slightly larger. But the overall quality is very good.
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Good enough to hold the body and a lens. Side pocket are small, it would be nice to have them slightly larger. But the overall quality is very good.
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Very nice bag for just grabbing the camera and going. Made basically for just your camera and not your other gear...Best Deals for MegaGear ''Ultra Light'' Camera Case Bag for Nikon D7100
I purchased the Nikon D7100 last month (great camera), and I wanted something to protect it while travelling. The case is well designed and will fit while the camera is attached to a long lense as well. It feels well made. However, it is rather large. I sometimes like to keep my camera inside my backpack, but this bag is a little bit too big for that. It does have some nice side cases where you can fit filters, cell phones, keys etc. Overall a great value for a quality product.Honest reviews on MegaGear ''Ultra Light'' Camera Case Bag for Nikon D7100
A little smaller than what I thought. Fits the camera quite tightly. I wish I had more space available. I have a DSLR Nikon D71000. Other than that I have no complaints, it feels quite sturdy, and it is attractive looking. I guess if I need to carry around extra lenses I could not use this case.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for MegaGear ''Ultra Light'' Camera Case Bag for Nikon D7100
There really is nothing not to like about this little camera bag. I was initially looking for something that was along the lines of the traditional leather camera covers that we used on our film bodies back in the day. Canon and Nikon had some nice two piece camera cases that were snug-fitting and were meant just to cover the camera. this bag comes as close to that as I could find online these days. The quality of manufacture is good to excellent. My Nikon D7000 fits nicely with a Tamron 28-75mm f2.8, polarizer and lens cap fitted to the camera. You can slide a cell phone into one of the side pockets or other small items.Friday, February 14, 2014
Buy BIRUGEAR Red Digital Camera Zipper Pouch Case + Screen Protector
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List Price: $12.99
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I wanted a small, inexpensive case for my new camera. This one is okay. The color is good, I like the caribiner clip that comes with it and the screen protector and stuff.but, every time I zip it shut I'm afraid that the zipper is going to bust.
Got to do some cutting though.
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I wanted a small, inexpensive case for my new camera. This one is okay. The color is good, I like the caribiner clip that comes with it and the screen protector and stuff.but, every time I zip it shut I'm afraid that the zipper is going to bust.
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Its a pity that the screen protector that comes with it is a generic size.Got to do some cutting though.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Buy Clik Elite CE716GR Volt, Gray
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List Price: $425.00
Sale Price: $382.50
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A great balance between weight, comfort, organization, and function.
The only real tradeoff is the small attachment pack. That's where a laptop goes, but that's the part that lays on the ground when the larger pack is opened, and many of my shots are taken from wet or dirty ground. I'd be a little skittish about getting the contents wet. That said, I don't take my laptop on shoots, so it isn't a problem for me.
The pack stands upright at about 45ยบ so all your gear is right there for quick lens swaps and gear changes. That's much, much, better than laying the pack down every time I want to take a shot.
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A great balance between weight, comfort, organization, and function.
The only real tradeoff is the small attachment pack. That's where a laptop goes, but that's the part that lays on the ground when the larger pack is opened, and many of my shots are taken from wet or dirty ground. I'd be a little skittish about getting the contents wet. That said, I don't take my laptop on shoots, so it isn't a problem for me.
The pack stands upright at about 45ยบ so all your gear is right there for quick lens swaps and gear changes. That's much, much, better than laying the pack down every time I want to take a shot.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Discount Chrome Niko Camera Bag
this is an awesome camera bag. it has plenty of small pockets for cords, straps, batteries and sd cards. Very comfortable and fits snug when I'm on my bike. The only thing that I wished it had was a compartment for an ipad or small laptop but besides that it is a great bag.
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Awesome! Love the design. The bag is very well constructed. The only issue that I with the bag is it has few pockets. But in all the bag is great.Best Deals for Chrome Niko Camera Bag
The construction of this bag is beyond belief. Little smaller than anticipated but for jobs on the go will serve my needs just fine.Saturday, January 11, 2014
Review of ThinkTank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0
This is meant for sports photographers, rather they use it the most but i am a portrait photographer and also shoot landscapes. I never stick to one lens when i am shooting and always need to run back and forth to my lens back and i find that very annoying so initially i picked up the speed belt and some pouches but that felt very uncomfortable and weird . With this added to that setup feels much more stable and comfy, its very well thought of product. I love it!
I have a 24-70, 70-200, lens changer, and a Spider Holster hanging off the belt, and yes, I need the harness to hold it up.
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The quality on this product is top notch. Price is not cheap, but quality costs. Remember that the harness does not come with the belt. You will have to buy that separately for about $30, and without the belt the harness is not very useful. Keeping that in mind I can recommend this harness.Best Deals for ThinkTank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0
Having several Think Tank Modular Components attached to my TT Steroid Belt, I was looking for something to reduce the weight and drag on my hips, particularly when loaded down with gear. This perfectly fits the bill! It also makes buckling the Steroid Belt much easier since the whole outfit is supported by the shoulder straps. I wish I hadn't gone so long without it.Honest reviews on ThinkTank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0
I used this harness to both support the belt and attach the camera straps (made by Think Tank) to support and quickly adjust fit for a digital holster on my chest. This was the most comfortable way to carry the Think Tank holster with camera while hiking and even biking or jogging! The harness is a very useful piece of gear. It allows to redistribute some weight of the gear to shoulders.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for ThinkTank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0
Fits well, going to need it if you are weighing down the belt as I did with a few lenses and your camera.I have a 24-70, 70-200, lens changer, and a Spider Holster hanging off the belt, and yes, I need the harness to hold it up.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Best Nylon or Airform Canon Powershot Digital Camera Carrying Case Deals
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List Price: $24.99
Sale Price: $7.95
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Great compact camera bag. Pick a bright color and you can find it in even the deepest bag/purse. I've bought them for family to help them maintain their compact camera's pristine appearance. Because cameras are so small we really have to take better care of them, when they're not slung on our wrists put them in this case it keeps the safe and has a mesh side that you can stash battery/extra cards in though the mesh is not compact...so you'll need something else to hold what you are putting there in otherwords its roomy for a camera case.
Pros:
It's seems well constructed and would definitely provide more protection to your camera (though it's definitely not crush proof). The ballistic nylon is nice too. Choosing a bright color makes the bag easier to spot.
Cons:
It's not built for any particular camera, it's just a rectangular shape which happens to be big enough for a lot of point and shoot cameras. I think the carabiner is a nice touch, but not so sure about it from a practical perspective because it would definitely swing around if connected to jeans or a backpack, say while walking on a hike. From that kind of motion, I could imagine a lot of twisting on the hard-rubber connection point, and I'm dubious of its durability. The mesh pouch doesn't have a closure nor is it snug fitting. Also, because the shell is hinged from the bottom, if you open the case when it's attached via the carabiner *without being careful* it is very likely that items would fall out of the pouch. Why? The mesh pouch is on the lid and its opening points downwards when the lid is flipped open.
One reason why I purchased this case combo was because of the LCD screen protector. It turned out to be worthless. After I pulled the backing off I saw that the whole sheet of plastic had streaks through it, like it was a problem with the manufacturing process.
I give it a four-star rating because I think it could be a good case, but it just didn't fit my needs. I think the carabiner could cause problems over the years or discomfort while in use because of swinging. The quality of the screen protector was terrible.
The only reason why I keep this is because it's good case to store the camera while traveling, like in a suitcase. But once I'm at the destination I use an old OP/Tech case which I had lying around:
OP/Tech 8403124 Medium Neoprene Pouch Blue
List Price: $24.99
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Great compact camera bag. Pick a bright color and you can find it in even the deepest bag/purse. I've bought them for family to help them maintain their compact camera's pristine appearance. Because cameras are so small we really have to take better care of them, when they're not slung on our wrists put them in this case it keeps the safe and has a mesh side that you can stash battery/extra cards in though the mesh is not compact...so you'll need something else to hold what you are putting there in otherwords its roomy for a camera case.
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I ordered this for my FLIP Mino. However, I was mistaken to think this was specific for the MINO, so it is a very loose fit, not what I wanted. A generic pouch. However, the vendor did ship this fast and the piuch is very good quality. I will keep it to use for something else.Best Deals for Nylon or Airform Canon Powershot Digital Camera Carrying Case
I have the Cannon SD1100 IS and it fit perfectly inside this case. I took the case on a 9 day trip to London, it was small enough to fit in my small messenger bag when not in use (traveling on Tube etc) but as soon as we were on the street I clipped it onto my belt loop and had my camera handy, but protected at all times. The Velcro strap keeps the camera in place. Would recommend this case.Honest reviews on Nylon or Airform Canon Powershot Digital Camera Carrying Case
The item they sent wasn't the color I ordered. Not a big deal, but the inside of the case seemed rough (scratchy) and I was concerned that it would scratch the lens on my flip mino. I ended up giving it to my nephew for his phone.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Nylon or Airform Canon Powershot Digital Camera Carrying Case
This camera case wasn't exactly what I was looking for, unfortunately it's sometimes hard to tell from an image. In the end I never used the case because I needed something which could be maneuvered with one hand. You see, I was going on a horse-riding trip and wanted to be able to take pictures while on horse back. I needed to be able to easily remove the camera and put it back with one hand.Pros:
It's seems well constructed and would definitely provide more protection to your camera (though it's definitely not crush proof). The ballistic nylon is nice too. Choosing a bright color makes the bag easier to spot.
Cons:
It's not built for any particular camera, it's just a rectangular shape which happens to be big enough for a lot of point and shoot cameras. I think the carabiner is a nice touch, but not so sure about it from a practical perspective because it would definitely swing around if connected to jeans or a backpack, say while walking on a hike. From that kind of motion, I could imagine a lot of twisting on the hard-rubber connection point, and I'm dubious of its durability. The mesh pouch doesn't have a closure nor is it snug fitting. Also, because the shell is hinged from the bottom, if you open the case when it's attached via the carabiner *without being careful* it is very likely that items would fall out of the pouch. Why? The mesh pouch is on the lid and its opening points downwards when the lid is flipped open.
One reason why I purchased this case combo was because of the LCD screen protector. It turned out to be worthless. After I pulled the backing off I saw that the whole sheet of plastic had streaks through it, like it was a problem with the manufacturing process.
I give it a four-star rating because I think it could be a good case, but it just didn't fit my needs. I think the carabiner could cause problems over the years or discomfort while in use because of swinging. The quality of the screen protector was terrible.
The only reason why I keep this is because it's good case to store the camera while traveling, like in a suitcase. But once I'm at the destination I use an old OP/Tech case which I had lying around:
OP/Tech 8403124 Medium Neoprene Pouch Blue
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