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I BOUGHT THIS PARTICULAR CASE FOR MY BROTHER'S DAUGHTER. SHE HAS A CAMERA , BUT THE CASE WAS "TOO ADULT".-SHE IS 12SHE COULD NOT BE HAPPPIER . SHE CARRIES IT EVERYWHERE, SCHOOL AND VACATIONS' TRIPS.SURFACE IS SMOOTH AND IN MATERIAL IMPOSSIBLE TO BREAK.

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My daughter loved it! It fit her camera perfect, its really durable she takes it all over the place. She even uses as a little coin purse

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I ordered this for my wife for a new camera I got her for her birthday. The case was just the right size for the nikon coolpix i got her. She loves it and it's compact size is nice.

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This case is just what I was looking for to store my camera and it is very stylish. The Hello Kitty case fits my camera perfect.

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I am very happy with this camera case. I have a Cannon Elph and this fits snug into the case. I would not recommend for those with large or wide point and shoot cameras. I appreciate that I can wear it around my neck for easy accessibility. This is not a toy, but a sturdy and useful case. It does not look cheap, guady or like only children should have it. I am 27 and I am a big fan of Hello Kitty and this camera case.

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I bought this case for my Panasonic Lumix DMC SZ1 digital camera. The camera fits perfectly with room to spare for storing both an extra battery and a few memory cards in the mesh pocket (just be careful when you open the case because the storage pocket has no closure). Don't expect to see the thick, plush memory foam like in the picture. There is a thin layer of this foam on each side of the case. However, the case is rigid enough to sufficiently protect a camera in a bag and possibly even if dropped. I bought the green and I love the color. Overall, this is a very good case for the money. Highly recommended.

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Best Lowepro Nova 3 AW Camera Bag -Black Deals

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I can't comment on the other Nova bags, but the Nova 3 has a very rugged strap attachment. It's a metal D-ring and a metal clasp. Zoom in on the photo and you can see it. Overall, this bag is very well constructed and has lots of adjustable internal dividers to customize it for your equipment. It may be larger than you need for a small camera, but I think it's just the right size for my DSLR (Pentax K10D) plus battery charger, cables, and a short telephoto. There is still room for one or two additional lenses or an external flash. Overall, a good buy.

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Looking for a small bag for your SLR? Well I'd suggest a Nova 1 bag instead, as this will be too much for your uses.

Looking for a large bag for two or more SLRs? Well this bag is too small.

If you however have a SLR, 2-3 lenses and a flash, it's just right. I carry my Nikon D70s (with a battery grip attached), 18-70, 70-300VR, and 50mm lenses as well as a SB600 flash in this bag. Any of the three lenses can be attached, and the other two can go along for the ride. The flash cannot fit attached to the camera, but it fits when you disconnect it. I even can throw in the AC adapter, extra batteries, extra compact flash cards, and a memory reader. All of this fits with the top securely zipped shut. The whole setup is a rather large and heavy affair, but it works well as a carry on. It seals well, so it's very weatherproof as is, but there is a raincoat thats stowed in the bottom that covers it even better (I don't think I want to be in a rainstorm that necessitates that). The one thing that can be an issue is that this bag is too much if you're just taking a camera and one lens. I still have a Nova 1, which serves this function well, and the dividers that came with the Nova 1 came in handy, as this bags allotment was sufficient for most uses, but not mine.

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Don't let the 4 star rating fool you. This is a really well-constructed camera bag with lots of room for storage, but may be too much for the amateur photographer that may not be carrying multiple lens and several catridges of 35 mmm film. I bought this for my wife to hold her Canon EOS XT and it does a dandy job of it but is really too bulky for traveling. It went with us to Hawaii but was too difficult to carry around when sightseeing and taking pictures (not to mention having it as a carry-on when flying). In it I was carry an extra battery, battery charger, several extra flash cards, and that's about it. I ended up getting a Lowepro Topload Zoom1 Camera Bag after this bag and it has been fantastic for my needs. It was much easier to travel with and enough room to carry what I needed.

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Initially I was looking for a separate bag for my Nikon D40 and my Panasonic SDR-H18 video cam. I saw a Nova 2AW at the store and I thought it was good enough for both cameras to fit in. But then I have another zoom lens that I need to carry with me. The Nova 3AW is just perfect for my gears. I can fit those three with one more room to spare for another lens. It was really designed for bigger DSLR but I was able to secure the D40 just fine with the included dividers. It's got plenty of pockets too for extra batteries, chargers and cleaning accessories. There's also a room for my Elph. The two side pockets are also handy for my cellphone and pocket books or map. There's also a pocket in the back for other stuff. So basically, here's what I was able to fit in the bag:

1 Nikon D40 w/ 55mm attached

1 compact video camera

1 200mm lens

1 digital compact camera

3 chargers and cables

3 spare batteries for each camera

The bag is also designed to be used as a waist belt bag but I thought it's a little big for this purpose. I also like the plastic lock in the front because I can secure the bag without closing the zipper for the cap-like cover. Overall, I am very satisfied with this bag and I highly recommend it to someone wanting to use it for their DSLR and video camera.

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Very pleased with the camera bag. Fits everything I need and was pleasantly surprised that it came with a plastic cover to protect the bag from rain.

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I received exactly the item that was listed! This, by far, was my best experience with a clear, concise, precise listing on Amazon. I love the hard-shell. I have no concerns about my camera being damaged. Also, there is a clip on the outside that I wasn't even aware of that very easily and securely attaches to my backpack. I'll be able to have easy access to my camera without all the fumbling around. A nice surprise was a small drawstring bag that all of the chord accessaries fit right into. Again, this bag will easily sit in a side pouch of any bag allowing the user easy access to their camera. There is a pouch inside the case to hold another card for the camera or even an extra battery. I LOVE IT! Only negative is that the camera is a little bit loose in the case. This was easily solved for me by putting a little cloth material inside as well. I would highly recommend this case for everyone, especially anyone that plans on doing any traveling. Easy access to my camera and the needed accessaries for the camera is my favorite part.

Update: October 5, 2011

I still have this case. It still works wonderfully and my camera is still in awesome shape. With all the traveling I've done I honestly expected to have to replace it. There's no need to. It's still in the same shape as when I first purchased it. I would definitely still highly recommend this case. The hard shell has literally saved me way too many times to count.

Update: November 19, 2012

Just wanted to say I still have this case. It's actually a huge part of my life as I take so many pics and video with my camera. I'm constantly pulling my camera out or putting it back in. Again, it still saves me often as my young sons try to "help out" by getting the camera for me. Thankfully it's kept in the case and they know not to take it out. Through all of the falls the camera and case have been through the case is still in perfect shape. The camera is actually still in perfect shape as well. As a matter of fact my camera can't be bought anymore. I've been offered twice as much as I paid for my camera because it still looks so new. For the record, I do not know the seller, but I would recommend dealing with them. I'm sure I will have this case as long as I live. I know it'll last that long anyway.

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I love this case... it really protects my camera.It is pretty hard, so even when i try to shove big things in my purse or i throw it, i know it's safe.

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This is a really solid case where you can put in your pocket. It basically feels like you've got a regular wallet in your pocket. It also has a clip which you can use to place on your pants. It's got a little space pouch inside the camera case for those extra memory cards. It's great espcially if you plan to buy the Panasonic Lumix TZ5.

The only thing is missing is a lanyard so that you can carry it around your neck.

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Its a solid case that feels a bit tight for the DMC-TZ4 but gets the job done... Only complaint is for a lack of a lanyard of some sort.

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The good news is that this case is very well constructed and comes with a cool bonus TOT pouch. The bad news is that it was ill-suited to my Lumix ZS3. Sure, if you were determined, you could sorta kinda squeeze the camera in, and if you were up to the struggle, you could zip it closed. Almost. But... is that what you really want to deal with every time you use your fun new camera? I didn't. I returned it and will be selecting another case.

Review of Canon PSC-1000 Deluxe Grey Leather Case for the Canon SD1000

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First off, I'd like to point out that Amazon's description of this product is totally incorrect. This case only holds the camera and does not hold any accessories. For example, I don't see why it says that it holds a compact flash card when the Canon SD1000 uses SD cards. Well, the truth is that the case holds neither. Having said that, this is actually a pretty decent leather case for this particular camera. Here are the pros and cons:

Pros:

-Fits nice and snug... since it was designed specifically for SD1000.

-Leather is of high quality with 2 colors to choose from. Black and Burgundy.

-Magnetic closure and canon emblem is nice and practical.

-Semi-hard front and back that provides protection for camera.

Cons:

-Case does make camera significantly thicker and less pocket-able

-Slit for wrist strap is too small.

-The Burgundy one looks more 'Red' than the photos of it illustrate.

-relatively expensive for few features.

Conclusion: Even though there is room for some improvements in design, this case is of a high quality and should provide good protection for your camera if you just need a nice, simple case. However because of it's simplicity and price, I think that Canon should have just included along with the camera instead of selling it separately.

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I have never responded to a product review before but I was so disappointed with this product, I felt compelled to share. I'm a pure Canon fan and always buy Canon accessories to compliment my choices. However, I don't know what Canon was thinking with this case. It in no way fits the new SD1100 IS. Not only do you have to stuff the camera in the case, you can hardly get it back out if you are lucky enough to force it in. On top of that, there's no way the magnetic latch even gets close to securing itself if the camera is in the case. And forget about the slot for the wrist strap. Yes, you can manage the strap thru the slot OK, but no way convenient to remove the camera from the case once the strap is thru the slot. This case just does not work and I'm extremely disappointed. I have not even touched on the quality. Pure chintz.

I also own an old ELPH APS from days gone by. I stuffed that in the case to help stretch it. It seems to have helped and I can now at least get the SD1100 in the case but of course, I still can't close the flap. What I ultimately ended up doing was resurrecting my old quality soft leather velcro closure original ELPH APS case and will use that to protect my new SD1100 IS. Sorry Canon, but you really missed the boat on this one.

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The product description states "This case carries the camera, battery pack, Compact Flash card and wireless controller." yet there is only space for the camera in the case. I suppose since there is a battery pack inside the camera along with a memory card it carries them too, but don't expect to fit anything else inside this case only the camera.

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I own a Canon SD1000 camera, a SD300 camera, a PSC-1000 case and a PSC-55 case. Let me tell you the differences between the two cases so that you can hopefully make a good decision as to which to buy. If you do purchase or own the PSC-1000 case, I'll tell you how to enlarge the strap hole in professional-looking way.

The SD1000 camera fits well in either case. The SD300 camera fits well in the PSC-55 case and while the PSC-1000 case could work, the fit seems a bit too snug. The PSC-55 case seems to have a much stronger magnet that will keep the flap shut. Conversely, the PSC-1000's magnet is weak and it has difficulty holding the flap closed. Once the case breaks in a bit, perhaps the magnet will be just fine in the PSC-1000 case, but it's clear that the PSC-55's magnet is stronger.

As previously mentioned, for some strange reason, the slot where you thread the strap through the top of the PSC-1000 case is really small, as of this writing. Unless Canon modifies the design, which they definitely should, then you're going to need to modify it yourself. Practically speaking, it is not really usable as presented unless you want to monkey with threading the strap through a tiny opening each time that you use the camera or put it away.

Obviously, there are many times where you'll want to get the camera out quickly to grab a shot and you can't do that without modifying the opening. Imagine the horror when the UFO lands in front of you, you have your trusty Canon camera, but you can't get the photo because the camera is stuck in the case!

If you have a Dremel tool, or know someone who does, you can do a 2 minute fix that looks professional. I used the small, cone-shaped, stone-like grinding attachment and I was able to widen the opening quite a bit but you wouldn't know it hadn't come that way from the factory. You could also cut the hole to make it look larger, but that's going to make things look sloppy. Conversely, the PSC-55's hole is plenty wide and no modification is necessary.

The bottom line is that this case is decent, but I'd recommend the PSC-55 for just about any camera that will fit it, including the SD1000.

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When I received this case the package stated that it was compatible with the SD1100 IS. However, it is a very tight fit, and then the magnetic clasp would not hold. Plus the case will definitely not close with the wrist strap attached to the camera. This renders it useless. I returned the item.

Cheap Kata KT PR-440 Medium Photo Reporter Bag

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Before this bag I had the Crumpler 6 Million dollar home. The 2 bags are about the same size and have very similar storage capacity in the bag. This bag has more external pockets. The Crumpler is also soft sided and this bag with the inserts is more of a hard sided bag. The 2 complaints I had with the Crumpler were no external pockets and when I would remove my lenses the space would close up due to the soft sides. This bag resolved both of these issues.

One feature that I was not sure I would like was the zipper access through the top of the bag, I love it. It makes lens changes much easier, reach through the top, grab the other lens and make the swap. The top of the bag is nice and flat so it works well as a "desktop" to work off of.

I am able to carry all of my normal equipment with room to spare. I have a Canon 50d and a Flip Ultra HD with all the associated batteries and cables. I carry three lenses: the Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens for Canon DSLR Cameras, Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras, and the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM 1-to-1 Macro Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras. All have lens hoods, and the 70-200 and the macro have tripod rings. I carry good amounts of cleaning supplies such as alcohol swabs, lens pens, cleaning cloths, a Giottos AA1910 Medium Rocket Air Blaster (6.6), and similar items. I carry the rain cover at all times and all my battery charges and spare batteries plus a small flash (Canon Speedlite 270EX Flash for Canon Digital SLR Cameras). Even with all of this and other small items there is plenty of room. I am glad I did not go with the larger bag.

The strap for this bag is great, I recently took a trip to key west and had no issues with it sliding off or being to uncomfortable. I can also state categorically that the rain cover does it's job.

The only issue with this bag is that I do not think it comes with enough dividers for the inside. I had to take some out of my Kata HB-207 GDC Hiker Backpack for DSLR system or DV/HDV camcorder. (Insertrolly optional). Not a huge deal as I had the other Kata bag, which I really only use for hiking as it is way too big and bulky BUT will carry my laptop. I have found that I really prefer an over the shoulder bag bag to a backpack for normal use.

Overall, great bag and I am very pleased. I highly recommend.

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Great product! Everything it is claimed to be. However, I have a Nikon 70-200mm lens (VR II), and it doesn't quite fit. It's about 1 cm to long. Still, I'm putting it in the bag.

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This bag has become my daily carry-all for my car. It easily holds my 7D with grip and 24-105mm lens mounted, plus 5 other lenses, my flash, my filters, and other assorted small stuff. I wouldn't want to walk too far with all this gear in it, but it sits flat on the floor of my car and is fine for toting stuff into buildings for shoots. The top zipper access works fine for taking the camera out of the bag until you add a battery grip. Then it isn't wide enough. I cannibalized another bag for extra separators. It could have used more. That small nitpick aside, this bag works very well for storage or as a daily transporter in your car.

Just FYI, this bag may meet the carry-on limits of larger airplanes, but if you have to fly in a smaller regional jet, I doubt it will fit overhead or under the seat.

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I am satisfied with my purchase. I use this bag for storing most of my lenses (7), a flash unit, filters, extra SD cards, batteries and other accessories at home. It is big and with the lenses quite heavy--and for that reason I don't plan to use it other than a storage bag here in the house. I have other camera bags which I use for carrying camera(s) and lenses when I go to do photography. This bag is well made, and appears and feels durable. I think it is a bit too big for normal outings--but I might use it for transporting camera(s) and camera equipment on a flight since it is well padded. If you need a good bit of well constructed storage space in a camera bag, I would recommend this bag.

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This bag is AMAZING. It is comfortable to carry, versatile, easy to customize and just an all around amazing bag. Any photographer looking for their perfect bag can stop here. I love it.

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So I got this bag because I needed to carry a 10D with 70-200 F4L mounted along with another lens and a flash. It's JUST the right size. Perfect. It's just tall enough to have the 70-200 mounted, Sigma 17-70 on the left side, and a 420EX flash on the right side. The front pockets will hold extra cards, batteries, etc.. The only thing about it is that I can't have the grip on the camera mounted, but that's not such a big deal. It's certainly big enough for a day trip, and MUCH more compact thank my camera backpack.

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Lowepro Napoli 10 Camera Case (Black) Reviews

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The Napoli 10 is a very high quality case. The interior front portion is very smooth and meant to protect the LCD screen. This case fits the Canon SD870 like a glove.

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Description stated this item fits Canon S100 cameras, but the product could barely hold the camera and definitely could not buckle!

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The case fits really well for my Lumix fh20. It was a little snug at first, but after a few times taking it in and out it is perfect. It even has a little tiny pocket inside to hold an extra memory card. Stylish leather.

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I bought this case for my new Panasonic Lumix FH20. I had read another review that the case fits perfectly so I was a little disappointed when the case first arrived and I had to shove my camera in to get it to fit. The lid wouldn't close unless I really tried to stretch it and it was just a hassle. It really is a nice quality case though so I decided to try and loosen up the leather a bit to get it to fit better. My camera's been in the case for about 2 weeks and it fits it pretty well now. Overall, it's a great buy, but the case (as long as it's close to being about the same dimensions) might need a few days to really adjust to your camera to fit it well.

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Its size is amazingly perfect for Sony DSC-W350 (W x H x D 3 5/8" x 2 1/8" x 11/16"). It means, any camera bigger than the above dimensions won't fit into this case. The front flap closes securely with a strong, magnetic clasp. Quicker access than flap with velcro or zipper. Its style is elegant, sleek and compact. The soft, padded suede interior surrounds your camera protecting against impact and scratches. Very satisfied with this case.

Sony LCSEMF/B Camera Case for Sony E-mount Cameras Reviews

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I was looking for a camera bag to fit my Sony NEX-5N, 18-55mm lens, 16mm pancake lens plus attachable wide angle conversion lens, and other accessories. I figured, hey, Sony makes a bag specially designed for this camera and two lenses--it's probably a pretty good bet. Unfortunately, it was a bad bet. This camera bag is a disaster in every which way. Why?

1) It is flimsy both on the outside and the inside. A drop or even a light bump would be disastrous. Plus, I get the sense that even carrying it might cause the lenses inside the case to knock up against each other and scratch each other's exteriors, because the velcro divider is super-flimsy and doesn't extend all the way to the top.

2) Unlike other camera bags I've owned, there is hardly any room for the secure storage of additional accessories, such as extra memory card, extra battery, cords, lens caps, filters, etc. My LowePro camera bag has four separate compartments that are either sealed by velcro or zippers. This thing only has one on the back, which has room for approximately one or two lens caps or filters.

3) Most damning of all is that my Sony NEX-5N (the camera the bag was designed to hold) doesn't fit conveniently into the bag. It might fit okay if I were to take off the shoulder strap, flash, and the lens hood. But obviously I can't be bothered to take off my shoulder strap every time I want to store the camera. Taking off the lens hood or flash would be less of a problem, but there is absolutely no extra room in the bag to store them. (And keep in mind that my second lens is a pancake lens--if your second lens is a telephoto lens, good luck.)

4) I haven't the slightest idea how the only other reviewer (as of time of writing) managed to fit his camera, 18-55 mm, 16 mm, and 55-210 mm lenses into the bag. I could barely fit my camera (without shoulder strap, flash, and lens hood), pancake lens, and a spare battery into the bag. This left a small amount of remaining room above the pancake lens, and I could have stuffed my shoulder strap, flash, and lens hood loosely into that space. Which is bad, because you don't want things floating around in your camera bag. But my wide-angle conversion lens (which fits onto the pancake and is much smaller than a telephoto lens) didn't fit.

I really don't write many reviews, but I hope this one helps people in the market for a camera bag for their Sony alpha NEX camera and lens(es). Do yourself a favor and buy a sturdy camera bag from a company dedicated to designing them.

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I've just received this camera bag and it is perfect for carrying what I want. Versatile configuration. It has three pockets inside. On the left is a fixed partition, which exactly fits my external battery charger (the kind with the slide out prongs), and a couple of spare batteries. There is a moveable partition, which velcros onto the back and front wall to divide the remaining space. If one splits the space, the 55-210mm lens can be stood in one space, and the camera, on its side (back to the right wall, for example, and lens pointing to left wall), in the other. The camera strap can be rolled up and will fit above the lens. The tele lens fits with the lens hood reversed, and even (with a bit of difficulty) when wrapped in the bubble wrap envelope that it is shipped in. This latter configuration pushes up on the lid when closed, but will work. If one removes the movable divider, the camera can be placed in the large space with the tele lens attached. In this layout, the stock SELP16-50 lens can go into the fixed partition/pocket in the left of the camera bag. There is space above the tele lens for other stuff, one can use the divider or other padding to separate the lens/camera from the other things one wants to carry. When I put the external charger in the left fixed pocket, there is enough room to add two spare batteries alongside the charger. To get a sense of the length of this bag, it would accomodate the camera with the tele lens, with the lens in the fully extended position-not that one would carry it in this position, but this gives you a sense of dimensions. The zippered compartment in back is deeper than it appears in pictures-it will easitly take SD cards, even a couple of filter cases. In fact, the supplied charger and USB cable easily fits in this pocket. All in all, this case has the perfect dimensions for packing everything I take.

The case comes with a shoulder strap that attaches to large plastic D-rings on each side. It also has a carry handle sewn on to the front of the case, a 1/4 inch below the zipper. It's a strange place to place a handle because when one picks up the case with the handle, the case turns over so the back of the case is almost parallel to the floor. However, if I put my hand through the strap, palm against the front wall of the case, strap against wrist, finger tips curled under the bottom, it works perfectly, Still, one is likely to be using the shoulder strap for any significant carrying, so this does not seem to be a big deal either way.

Build quality. Too early to tell, I just got the case today. The main zipper seems strong and has two zips, with strong pulls sewn on. The zipper mechanism itself is plastic as is the loop on it (to which the pull is sewn). The loop looks thin and flimsy and may be prone to breaking. The zipper for the back pocket is extremely fine and doesn't look like it would deal well with rushed or rough pulling.

The nylon that the case is made of is heavy duty-this is not lunch box material. There is thick padding--3/8"-1/2"--on all six sides of the case. So this will protect your gear, but maybe not from a fall from height. It is by no means flimsy, and works well for my purpose-which is to put it in my travel backpack, where it will protect the camera and gear from all the other stuff I have in the backpack.

All in all, the build quality looks good, the case is compact, but perfectly proportioned to carry the NEX3N, the 55-210 tele lens and hood, external charger, spare batteries, a couple of filters and SD cards in their cases. And its a good looking case.

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This case is perfect for my Sony NEX-5N with the 18-55 mm lens AND my 55-200 Zoom lens. I fit in not only the camera, extra lens, both lens shades, the extra battery and charger, the cable to connect to the computer, a lens pen and the carrying strap and a wrist strap. I can put it in with the flash attached though it's a better fit with the flash off the camera. I really like the size of the case because it fits pretty well in a carry on bag for air travel with the essentials needed for photography and protects the camera. It is also an easy bag to carry because it is fairly small. It is well thoughout to be used with this camers with the standard lens along with the telephoto lens and an extra battery with charger. There is a little pocket in the back for extra memory cards etc. Just couldn't fit in the instruction book.

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NEX cameras and accessories don't seem to fit in just any case. This one is right and small. It also doesn't broadcast "EXPENSIVE CAMERA HERE --COME AND GET IT.

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The product arrived fast enough. But the size is a little bit smaller than I expected. Still, good quality case!! The camera fit just right in. Now more and less space you can use!

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This is a very nice looking, well made leather case that is the perfect size for an S-100 as long as you don't need to bring a spare battery. Snug enough for it not to slip out accidentally , but no difficulty sliding it in or out intentionally. The magnet that holds the cover closed is just the right strength to keep the lid shut. Keep in mind that this is a sleek minimalist case which would not be suitable in a particularly wet or dirty environment as the top sides of the case have a gap where they meet the cover. All in all, an excellent case...

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This is the third Napoli Camera case I have purchased, I think the product is great and I really like that it has a magnetic closure.

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This is a high quality leather camera pouch. Just what I needed for my new canon SD970 IS camera. Dont' buy a cheap case for such a nice camera. Perfect fit. The Napoli 10 is too small. The brown leather is a very nice shade, so much more interesting than just plain black leather. There is even a tiny pocket inside for an extra SD card, but wont be using that since I have an 8 GB SDHD card.

Kata KT OMB-74 One Man Band Bag for Videographer - Small - Black Reviews

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When I purchased Panasonic AG-AC130 I have to find a new bag (my old Sony case was too tight). This bag is a perfect fit, my AC130 fit inside like it was custom made. Plus I can fit all my accessories: charger, several batteries, directional microphone, 15" laptop and many more. Top Kata quality with plenty of room!

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The OMB-74 is perfect bag for my fully assembled Canon C300. Tall enough to fit the camera with handle and lcd mounted, plus a couple lenses, batteries, power supply, etc. The bad news is that the bag is discontinued. The good news is there are a few left at great prices.

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This Kata bag works out great for smaller digital cameras. Plenty of room for all the little accessaries! The insert trolly is great along with this.

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This is a great camera case, I love it. Exactly what I needed. I wanted something more compact, this is it!

One wish that I had room for my battery charger! I still may try to squeeze it in there.

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Case is very light and easy to carry, however the straps are cheap and horrible quality. Had spend a few extra bucks to replace the ugly original.

Crumpler 3 Million Dollar Home Camera Bag for DSLR Camera Reviews

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It's small yet large. It's stylish yet useful. It's sturdy as all hell and I can't wait to fill it with my camera!

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Crumpler products are best in the market, considering price/quality balance. Actually, quality-wise this one beats other more expensive products. 3-million dollar home is good for a single DSLR. For rangefinder with accessories I would recommend 5-million dollar version