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I am very pleased with the Magnum AW. It's very well made with lots of useful and velcro adjustable internal compartments to fit different cameras and lenses, and the external straps hold my monopod well. My tripod is a bit too big for them. Can get 5 lenses (including one large telephoto), a D70s, another SLR, a speedlight and a P4 point and shoot inside it with no problem, and the external compartments hold filters, batteries and chargers, and cards etc. It is heavy once loaded up like that, but it does protect the gear well. It travelled overseas with no problems and all the gear even survived being shipped back in the hold (with the bag inside a hardshell suitcase) when travel restrictions from the UK prevented me from carrying on. If you're looking for a tough, versatile, large bag for most of the gear you use regularly, take a good look at this one.

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I found some reviews that it is to small if you would put just one more lens inside you'd need a luggage boy to carry this bag for you around. I'm professional photographer and this bag works for me just fine for one body, 3 lenses, 2 flashes, 40 batteries and all bunch of other junk. Strip is big plus it's just glued to your shoulder.

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I love this camera bag! It's VERY well made and the perfect size for me. I carry two DSLRs, four lenses ( a 70-200 f4 is mounted on one), large flash, flash meter and lots of extras. Plenty of room to spare, but the overall size is not too big. I know the trend is to backpacks, but I don't carry all my equipment into the woods. If you want to keep all your equipment safe and accessible, this is the bag,

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This bag was truly made with the interests of photographers in mind. Every single detail seems to be there for a purpose. For example, the zippers on the inside of the top lid are covered so that they won't scratch anything near them. It is fully customizable with many different shapes and sizes of velcro inserts. It can be somewhat of a pain trying to get everything situated and customized at the beginning since the velcro obviously wants to stick to every other piece in the bag, but there's not much that can be done about that. Once everything is in place it stays where it is supposed to, leaving your camera and lenses and whatever else protected from each other and from the outside. The bag already seems rather weather-resistant as it is, but as if this isn't enough, it comes with its own raincoat that can be pulled out quickly. There are plenty of little pockets and spaces for batteries, filters, memory cards, etc. It's definitely not on the smaller size of bags, but the strap is very comfortable and the optional waist buckle helps even more with weight distribution. I would highly recommend this product.

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As a professional photographer I was looking for a durable and versatile bag that allows hands-free carrying and quick lens changes. The Magnum AW works perfectly for me. I usually carry around a one body, 4 lenses, one flash outfit, but it also leaves enough space for a Mini DV Camera, a set of filters, batteries and other small stuff. The shoulder strap is comfortable and keeps the bag right in place so you can leave it open for quick access.

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This one is cute, and works just great. What I like about this camera case is that it looks like fun, it speaks for my style "someone who is not taking life too seriously". My friend complimented me with this one, and asked the rather annoying question if people actually still own digital cameras. Haha. I would definitely recommend this product, and this one will go with me to my future travels.

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FishBomb Lens Filter and Accessory Case - Black Review

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I don't quite understand why, but I think that the name "Fish Bomb Bag" is just awesome. As far as a product goes, I have no complaints. The bag can even be looped to fit on my belt so that I have my filters and caps on me so that I won't absently remove them like I could with a bag. It is not meant to be a super high-end product and I find the stitching reflects that but it doesn't bother me. For what I paid for it, it does an excellent job. I can make any necessary touch-up stitching repairs that it needs. I highly recommend this product.

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I received one of these "FishBombs" for FREE when purchasing a lens filter from Adorama through an online promotion. It is a nifty little neoprene case that is used to carry spare lens filters when shooting. I use the Fishbomb to put spare filters instead of my pocket (which prevents dust and scratches on the filter). When I'm not using it for filters, I use the Fishbomb to carry extra AA batteries for my 580EX flash or my cell phone. I've lost an iPhone at a shoot when I bent down it fell out of my pant pockets. The Fishbomb holds my cell phone very snugly. As a result, the Fishbomb is a must have for any half serious photographer on a photo shoot.

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.......are always the best ones. These things are just the job. If, like me, you carry too much photo gear around, get some of these and stop digging around in coat and jeans pockets looking for your lens cap.

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Highly recommended product. Durable and keeps my lens filters and caps all in one place instead of trying to find which pocket I put them in.

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Light, generally out of the way... but allows me to have my two filters on hand whenever I want them.

Cheap Tamrac 5561 Explorer 100 Camera Bag (Black)

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Firstthis bag looks like a medium blue in pictures on the web. It is actually a dark blue color. It seems sturdy, with plenty of pockets for accessories. It can hold a small SLR, a flash, and a lens or two. It is amply sized for an Olympus E-P1/E-P2 and it's accessories, which is what I use it for. The rain cover is a nice feature this bag comes with, for outdoor-nature and sports photography in places where it rains alot (Ohio). Overalla nice little bag that is'nt too much to lug around.

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I have always been a big fan of Tamrac bags and this one is no exception. Perfect size for a small SLR, two lenses, and all of the cords and chargers. Love the rain guard which I am sure will come in handy in rainy Hawaii!

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I'm extremely new to the DSLR/Pro-sumer world however, compared to my older Sony camcorder bag this one is "Premium". Positive features of this bag includes:

several compartments for storage

padded/insulated

adjustable strap feels comfortable across the shoulder/chest

the handle has a rubber mesh-like material around it

to help you keep a good grip (even with sweaty/wet hands)

it looks stylish and compact

(upon casual observation)it also seems to keep a constant temperature within the bag.

At the time I bought this bag (July '09), I only intended for it to hold a DSLR + Flash + Lens + related accessories (eg: AA-batteries + 2 filters, back-up SD card & camera battery, 1 lens 72mm lens hood + ID ). I later ordered another lens + filter then realized the manufacturer makes Velcro attachable accessory modules for lenses and flashes (of various sizes). Wheew!Note: I reasoned it would be wise to get an accessory pocket module for a flash rather than buy one for a lens to be attached outside the bag. ;-) However, the Velcro on the accessory module is very strong!

So far I am very pleased with this purchase. Good Luck!

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Tamrac 5561 Explorer 100 Camera Bag (Black)

Purchased for use with Fujifilm S100FS camera.

Glove-fit with tripod quick release installed.

Plus...

Storage pockets adequate for a variety of miscellaneous items.

Back storage pocket works well for camera user's manual.

Minus...

Front buckle needs to be replaced with the old style buckle. This one is too easy to get misaligned when in a rush or with cold fingers.

I did not like the contoured shoulder strap so I exchanged it with my Lowepro strap. (Personal preference)

Miscellaneous comments...

Althought the zippered top might be a bit of a pain to access, I see why it's made that way (Weather protection)

All in all, I believe it is a well made, quality product that works very well for this particular camera, and I would recommend it.

*One star removed because of the buckle.

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The Tamrac Aero 36 camera bag that I had originally purchased locally for my digital camera gear turned out to be a little too small to comfortably hold my Canon G12, a Speedlite flash, spare batteries, a battery charger, and accessories so I checked out other camera bag options on Tamrac's website. After checking the dimensions for several bags, the Explorer 100 bag (#5561) looked like it was the best choice for all my gear so I ordered one from Amazon.com. Shipping was reasonably quick, the Explorer 100 bag has more than enough space and pockets for all my digital photo gear and is still compact enough for me to easily carry it around. This size bag is exactly what I needed, it has Tamrac quality and, best of all, I got it from Amazon.com for $14 less than the lowest store price around here. Hard to beat that combination.

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My little granddaughter loved it. She put her new camera in it and swung it with the strap like a purse.

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I bought this as a gift for Christmas its a really nice sturdy case and I was able to get it at a great price!

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This camera bag is well constructed and padded properly. The one caution though is that it is quite large and if filled up, expect your shoulder to ache.

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Review of Domke 700-40A F-4AF Pro System Bag -RuggedWear

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This bag is the equivalent of a German car or Swiss watch: no prize winner in the price/value category (it's expensive!) but oh so beautifully engineered and built. There's not a single frill or useless feature. The gear is very well protected but very easy to get at on the fly without having to struggle with straps or buckles. And the thing looks cool--like something a grizzled photojournalist would carry. The tough construction makes it look like it will last through multiple wars (or at least lots of family vacations). My only concern is how long the velcro closures will last, but the flaps themselves should stay down even with less than perfect velcro, and can always be snapped.

After buying based on a web page describption, I was a bit surprised at the smallness of the internal space. It's absolutely perfect for my Nikon D70, a couple of lenses, and the odds and ends that go with it, but if I throw in my backup film Nikon body things get very, very crowded. No way of adding my video camera without taking out the padded insert.

Overall, I love it and believe I made the best possible choice from the plethora of bags available.

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I'm not sure if my review made it thru on this bag. As I've said, I've been doing photojournalism for about the last 25 years. I've alway used Domke and wanted a smaller bag. I shoot with the Canon 50D, a battery pack, and normally take my 14-70 L f/4 and my 70-200 L Is f/4. I can fit all of that in the main compartmet. If I want to take my 580 flash, I just put it in on of the side pockets. As usual, Domke satisfies my photo needs.

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If you can get over the price (I think all Domke bags are over priced) it is a great bag. Construction quality is very good (canvas) and there is a ton of room. I basically keep 2 configurations. 1) Gripped 50D, 11-16 2.8 Tokina, Sigma 30mm Prime, 17-50 Tamron, hoods for all lenses, 2x Canon pro flashes, polarizer and ND filter, small accessories and a pop up gray card. There is still room in this configuration for another small lens. Configuration 2) gripped 50D, 30mm prime, 17-50, either a 100-400 /70-200 2.8/ 300mm f4 prime, 1.4x / 2x teleconverter, flash, hood, and some accessories. This configuration is much more cramped but a LOT more convenient than my big Tenba backpack if I'm making a short trip and need long telephotos.

The bag is very roomy and it can hold a lot more stuff than it appears (I was disappointed when I saw its size, but as I was filling it the bag would take more and more stuff). If you are anal about padding you might be disappointed. The only padding is on the inside insert. But I don't have a problem with this. I think most bags over do it on padding and are too bulky because of it. Because of its canvas construction there is a lot of "give" in the bag and it will fit nicely to your hip.

The only problems I have with this bag are 1) I wish it came with the postal shoulder pad (costs about $15 from Amazon)and 2)I don't like how gripped bodies fit in the main compartment. They are very cramped. My 30mm prime + gripped body will fit fine but bigger lens will require the lens and body to be positioned vertically with body facing up. Of course if you remove the lens from body then it is fine but that seems impractical to me if I'm walking and shooting.

Basically this is a great working bag. If you need small and comfortable with storage for 2 or 3 lens and accessories this is a great bag. If you need more storage look elsewhere. I have used it for family outings, trips to the zoo, walking around town and small real estate shoots and it works great.

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I have gone through several bags for my camera gear and this is the one I have used the most. It is tough, simple, easy in-and-out, and adequate for most of the equipment used everyday. Cannot pack my 70-200 Nikkor in it, the lens is too tall, but one body, two lenses (one on the body)and a flash fill it up. Side pockets for small stuff and a pouch for papers. Well padded too. I have drug this through Greece, Italy, the Baltic and all around town. Shows no damage, tears, or strains. A simple, strong gear bag. I'll keep this one!

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This bag is perfect for me. I shoot with a Canon 5D and a set of 'L' primes, and typically my F-4 takes the camera with lens mounted in the main section, with a flashgun in one of the smaller sections, as well as 1-2 lenses. The external pockets take off-camera flash cord, waterproof jacket, etc. It's a wonderfully discreet bag anything larger you'd want to move to something more along the lines of a waistpack, proper backpack or roller bag to save your shoulders.

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I've just bought a Canon 60D and, since it came without the case, I selected this one from Amazon site.

When I received it (before than promised), I noticed that it is very well crafted. It is soft (i.e. it holds perfectly the camera, like a glove) and at once rubust (i.e., it really protects the stuff).

The strap is strong, despite narrow. Another important feature: the case has internal and external pockets for memory cards and so on, and this is so useful.

Unfortunately, it is not genuine leather -but, I stress, this was quite clear on the website, so this is not a complaint, but just a comment.

By its price, I think it is really a more than fair buy.

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I got this case for the Nikon D5100 + 18-55mm vr lens kit, and it fits perfectly. It is also snug with the AF-S 50mm prime lens. I liked it so much that I ordered the long zoom lens version as well, for my 55-200mm vr lens (when on the camera), and it is a perfect fit, too. I LOVE THESE CASES!!!

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This case was perfect fit for Cannon rebel. I had T2i and recently upgraded to T3i. Good quality, exact fit for the Rebel with Kit lens. Note, there is no place for lens hood. As I valued compactness vs. place for hood, I decided to give 5 stars for the purpose.

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Pros:

1. Excellent finish and looks.

2. Enough pockets to hold extra battery or SD cards.

3. Thick enough to protect the camera from minor hits. May or may not protect if it falls on hard ground though. I did not try :)

4. Camera with small regular lens(18-55) as shown the picture fits well, even with the strap on the camera.

Cons:

Camera with Zoom lens (55-250) fits too but if there is a strap attached to the camera, strap has to be left out! I took away one star from the product due to that limitation.

Overall:

Great product. Good price.

PS: I have Canon T2i and I my review is based on that camera.

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It does the job, the cushioning is a bit thin so if i were to drop it i would be worried. It has very convenient pockets. it looks a little bit more bulky than the picture shows

Best Kodak Performance Series Digital Camera Case for, DX6490, 7000 Deals

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After reading the two preceding reviews, I nearly didn't buy this case. The trouble is, if you own a DX6490 or 7590, there are few if any other cases that fit their odd shape snugly. Anyway, I risked the twenty-odd bucks, and I'm (mostly) glad I did, because the case is not so bad as I had feared.

It's true it won't win any fashion awards, but the material is actually better than most cases I recall from the SLR days. Maybe Kodak has taken prior reviews to heart, since I didn't have the problems described by the other reviewer with the pockets fitting the battery or extra card. Indeed, I found that besides accommodating the designated extra battery and extra SD card (with plastic case!) there was also another small strap for an SD card (without a case). Additionally, I was able to fit yet another SD card (with case) and another battery behind the velcro divider in the lid. The velcro is pretty skimpy, so it would be better if it secured more strongly.

The good thing about the magnetic latch is that it is easy to open. The bad thing about the magnetic latch is that it is easy to open. My previous camera bag had an additional utility pocket that was handy for keeping video cables, card adapters and other small peripherals. This case has no spare cargo section.

Ultimately, I think there is not a lot to choose from for 6490 and 7590 cases, as mentioned earlier. This one is snug, well padded, not excessively bulky, and reasonably priced, so you could do worse.

Kodak, if you're reading this: more velcro and a little spare cargo room and this would be a pretty nice case.

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First off, the description says that the case holds a memory card and a battery. Upon receiving the item, there were two sleeves to hold up to two extra memory cards and one pocket for an extra battery. Both of these were "hidden" inside the flip open cover of the case. My problem with this is that the sleeves are just big enough to fit a memory card in WITHOUT the plastic memory card case. I do not feel comfortable storing my memory cards outside of their plastic cases (moisture, dust, lint, scratches, etc...). Also, trying to fit my extra battery into its designated pocket was very difficult. It is a very tight fit, which is good, but I do not want to be struggling trying to put away an extra battery that should just fall into place. It took about 10 minutes of stretching the pocket to make the battery fit (I felt like I would be ripping the material by forcing the battery into its pocket). In addition, both the battery and memory cards are held in place by very small, cheap looking Velcro straps that look like they wouldn't last a month.

Secondly, the camera fits very nicely into the case, but there is no extra room for the camera strap to fit. There is a little side pocket that the camera strap can fit into, but who wants to fold up their camera strap every time they put their camera away? Not me! Not to mention, it is rather tedious to try and slide the strap into its pocket.

Third, the case itself has a very nice interior material, but the external material is shiny, fake leather (including the case shoulder strap) that makes the camera case look like a cheap purse (which I got numerous comments on from family and friends).

Fourth, the cover very rarely closes the way it should. It either moves to the right or the left so that the camera is not protected. The cover should close properly every time you close the case. It's not a big deal, but making sure the cover is closed properly is not something I want to be worrying about every time I put my camera away.

There were only two things I liked about the camera case. Number one, the interior material is very soft, so that you cannot scratch your LCD or any other part of the camera. Number two, the magnetic snap to close the case (no zippers means no scratching the camera).

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I am very happy with this case. This is the first time I have ever had a case that fits my camera perfectly. I have the Z7590, which is an odd shaped camera due to its 10x lens. But it fits in the case perfectly with room for an extra battery, which I will probably never need, since the battery charge seems to last forever in this camera. I am also not interested in memory card storage, since I bought the camera with a 1 gig card, which will hold more than 600 5mp pictures; much more than I will ever need for a single trip.

To answer the criticisms of other reviewers:

1. It is too tight a fit.

answer: Remove the inner liner that is there to hold smaller cameras.

2. The pocket for the extra battery is too tight.

answer: After a little use, the pocket will stretch a little and the battery will fit just fine.

3. The memory card storage pocket won't hold the plastic case.

answer: Throw away the plastic case. The storage pocket is safe to hold a chip without the case. I have stored SD cards in pockets like this in a case for my PDA for several years now and have had no trouble with the cards. Just get a 1 gig card and you won't have to store extra cards anyway.

4. The bag opens and closes too easily.

I find that the magnetic clasp keeps the bag closed securely, yet makes for very easy access to the camera. I find the clasp to be one of the nicest features of this bag.

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This camera case perfectly fits my Kodak Z740 camera. Of course, I had to take out the insert, which was pretty easy to figure out. I will save it for the day when I have a smaller camera. Nice soft interior, VERY soft on the outside. Nice carrying handle which is very comfortable on the shoulder. Small pockets inside are very handy for extra memory cards and batteries. Love the magnetic closure; very easy. Overall, couldn't ask for a better case!

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This is a nice camera case but is way too small for the Kodak DX7590. I would not recommend this case for that camera.

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Cons only, no pros:

the velcro closure is week and opens easily

terrible look

the side zippers are a mistery, totally useless

no space for extra memory or battery

attaches only to a very small belt

the flash opens spontaneously while inserting the camera in its pouch making it difficult to get it out later on and probably damaging the flash

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After researching other cases from different mfr.'s and going to stores to verify fit, I had to come back to this one. It fits the best-with one caveat. You must remove the rivet and expanding cloth on the side that the flash release switch goes in. Otherwise you will be fighting the flash in the up position every time you pull it out. I give the case 4 out of 5 for good fit other than this 5 minute job to fix.

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This case is looking pretty good. Also, handling and opening with two strips is ok.

But if you put in a Lumix LX2, the switch of the flashlight was quiete often turned and open it. Then you have to open the 2 zips for remove the camerathis takes a lot time. Your shot is gone.

Another issue is, that the belt fixing is to small. You can use only slim belts. Clear point of minus.

My recommendation use only with Lumix TZ-types and slim lady belts ;-).

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Solid body fits LX2 camera snugly; side zippers allow easy camera insertion/removal without rubbing viewfinder against case. No strap, no pocket for extra battery or memory card. Mine has no elastic straps inside to snag flash. Velcro closing is weak, but adequate. Offers good protection for camera stored in drawer, on desk, or in larger camera/accessories case.

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This is not a case with frills. The camera fits snugly inside but there's no room for anything else such as the battery charger or even the case for the memory card. It feels flimsier than I expected but so far I have had no problems with workmanship, so that attribute may just be my interpretation.

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I have been familiar with Lowepro since my days in the wholesale photo equipment business. They have always made quality products and this one is no different. I own several camcorders and having the right bag is essential. However, it is somewhat difficult to choose the right bag on-line. To help prospective buyers I shot this short video review and I hope that it is helpful to you. Thanks!

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I read the reviews and bought it anyway for my Panasonic HDC-SD60 "coke can" camcorder. Yes it fits the camera and the charger in the main pouch but BARELY. I have to wedge in the charger and potentially scratch the camera. I wish I didn't need it this weekend or I'd send back and order the Lowepro 110 which would've been perfect. I could barely find another spot to squeeze in the extra battery I bought. Unless you ABSOLUTELY need something super, super compact, I would recommend the Lowepro 110 for anything larger than a point and shoot compact camera like a Canon PowerShot. Overall though, it is a great little bag if the size works for you.

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I was struggling to find a good usable case for my Olympus E-PL1 micro four thirds based camera. I wanted something to protect it when I toss it in the car or in larger suitcases. This case is well built and fits the camera body and kit lens perfectly. There's about an inch of room with the 20mm pancake lens on it. It can fit the camera + lens, spare battery, spare memory cards, and lens caps just fine. When I travel I'd have to carry the charger and 2nd lens separately but that's fine.

It's well built, sturdy, and perfect for what I want to use it for. Get one if you're looking to tote your micro four thirds camera around!

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After reviewing the various camera bags recommended for the Canon Powershot G11, I came across the Lowepro Edit 100 and found it to be almost ideal for my needs to safely store, carry and quickly access the camera. It may be a little bit larger than those recommended by Amazon, but I found those that were recommended were not able to store the cameras carrying strap and an extra battery. This is ideal for me.

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After searching through several other digital camera bags (that were either way too small or way too large) I found the Lowepro Edit 100 for my Canon G10 digital camera. It fits the G10 with neck strap in the main pouch and has plenty of room for an extra battery, memory cards, etc. Very lightweight and the shoulder strap is comfortable and sturdy. The main compartment can be zippered securely or can be left unzipped with the flip top velcro down (for easy, safe camera access while wearing the bag). I highly recommend this for the Canon G10.