Buy Canon Zoom Pack 1000 for Elan and Rebel Series Cameras -Holster

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The Canon Zoom Pack 1000 is very useful and sturdy bag and, although compact, it's big! Any Canon EOS Rebel/xxxD/xxD with a medium-sized zoom lens will fit perfectly. For example, a Rebel XT/350D with a Sigma 18-200mm (OS or non-OS) lens fits perfectly inside it (even with the camera's big strap folded behind the camera and with a polarizer filter + Sigma's big lens hood attached in front of the lens) and there's still some space left inside for some small accessories...

Some cameras with their battery grips attached will eventually fully fit in this bag, but often tightly (stretching it out fully at the upper side). This is the case for the Rebel XTx/XSx/3xxD/4xxD cameras.

It comes with a velcro "divider" to be put besides or over the camera (or behind it, as a matter of fact, on the top portion of the bag, just below its top cover), so you can partition the inner space and create a second compartment to keep a small point-and-shoot camera and/or any small accessories, as a battery charger (plus two or three extra batteries and memory cards). If you put the divider behind the camera (over its back), you can put anything on the upper side of the bag without taking the risk to scratch the camera's LCD screen.

The top cover closes by velcro so it's very easy and fast to open or close it (just pull it up or down, without the need to push buttons, press hooks, untie laces or whatever).

Inside the bag, just below the top cover, there's a very convenient zipper-style, "net-type" compartment (very useful for storing documents, cables, cleaning pens, portable table tripods, memory cards, lens filters without their original cases etc.).

The front accessory compartment is small, but there's enough space for some memory cards, one or two lens caps, and extra battery, any thin cable and maybe more (all these items together), if you arrange everything well. It has a small fixed divider, specially useful for keeping CompactFlash memory cards.

It features a comfortable, ergonomic shoulder/neck strap and a belt that allows us to carry it on our waist. You'll look like as if you're carrying a big gun!

If you don't have too much photographic gear and stuff, this bag may be the only bag you will ever need. In my experience, here's a list of what it can hold altogether:

Any Canon EOS Rebel/xxxD/xxD with a medium-sized zoom lens (e.g., the Sigma 18-200mm OS/non-OS lens, with a polarizer filter and a big hood attached)

A Canon CB-2LT battery charger

A Hoya polarizer filter case

A flexible, mini table tripod

The camera's USB cable

The camera's video cable

The front lens cap (when it is off the camera)

The rear lens cap

The camera's cover body cap

An RC-1 wireless remote controller (attached to the camera's neck strap)

A small, manual air blower with medium-sized rubber bulb (like the Giottos AA1900 Large Rocket Blaster or Canon EF Lense Blower or Visible Dust Hurricane Blower)

Of course it would be more comfortable if I'd put all this stuff in a bigger, horizontal-style gear backpack, but the Canon Zoom Pack 1000 gives me the convenience of wearing it around my neck and leave it hanging just in front of me (as I would do with the camera alone) or around my waist (holster style). You can even use both the belt and the neck strap in order to hang it in front of you in a stabilized way.

And, last but not least, it is beautiful, stylish and have a nice silver "Canon" logo in front of it. Recommended!

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I have a Canon EOS 50D with the 28-135mm zoom lens. While I do have a large camera bag that holds it, additional lenses, and other accessories nicely, I always wanted a "go" case that would add some simple cover, drizzle protection, and scratch-n-bump protection to my camera when I was walking around with it, but not using it.

This holster serves that need perfectly and the camera/lens (with lens hood mounted backwards for storage) just fits. With the camera neck strap attached to the camera, and an accessory eye cup attached, it's an even tighter fit, but still does the job. Would another inch or so of depth be better? Yes, absolutely. But anything significantly larger and your camera would bounce around too much inside.

The case comes with one velcro pad that can be installed with infinite variance to cushion shorter lens combo's. I stuffed this pad in to the nose of the holster to add additional padding to the nose of the lens.

I've read reviews that state the EOS 50D will fit in this case with the battery grip, but I think that would be an extremely tight fit, and probably not practical.

The case comes with a belt strap (which I will use a lot to keep my hands free, and to keep the camera from beating me to death while walking/hiking). This belt strap can be tucked inside a compartment on the back of the holster and hidden, if you don't want to use it. It also comes with a detachable neck strap with a padded shoulder feature. I probably won't use this much as shoulder straps tend to slide off my shoulders unexpectedly, and this holster won't afford a lot of protection if it hits the ground with its heavy contents. One other NICE feature a small sewn-in hand strap on the top of the holster, so you can carry it this way, or hold the holster securely while you're fumbling to fasten the belt strap on. You can also slide this holster over a regular trouser belt as well.

Worn with the belt strap, the holster top can be left unzippered, with the cover held down by a simple velcro strip. This makes it quick-ready for a "draw" from the holster (hand slides right in to the wrist strap), for very quick photography, without having it beating against your chest on a neck strap as you walk.

The holster cover (top) is nicely zippered, with a pull down rain/moisture flap, and velcro fastener. There is a small zippered storage compartment inside the top cover 8"x4", and another on the outside front of the holster 5"x4"x1", suitable for CF cards, extra batteries, small cables, etc.

With this holster, I will now be able to remove the neckstrap from the camera and use only a hand strap, which will be wonderful (I hate neck straps, but won't touch the camera without a strap of some kind in place for protection).

Fast shipping, good packaging, nice looking (it's a Canon case and matches the camera well), and does its job well. Great transaction!!!

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This bag is much bigger than I expected but just isn't quite roomy enough to comfortably hold a 35mm Canon EOS Rebel Ti with a battery grip, hand strap and small lens attached. It just doesn't seem to be designed with the optional standard Canon battery grips and hand straps in mind. The bag is attractive, however, and appears sturdy and well-padded but its bulk (some of which is from the rear pouch storing the belt strap when not in use) can also make it a bit awkward. Its not a bad camera bag for the price but you may want to consider something else if you plan on using a battery grip.

Post Script This bag turns out to be a pretty good fit for the Canon Rebel XT with the caveat that you'll only be able to fit the one zoom lens and no other lenses or a flash unit. Even with the XT's smaller size, however, the bag is still a too tight of a fit for an XT with a battery grip attached.

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Fits my Canon EOS T1i with an attached Tamron 18-270 lens and strap. Zips closed with hood on in reverse mode or just velcros closed with hood on in shooting mode (eyepeice about 1" above zipper). This is with padded divider velcroed in place at the very bottom of case to provide extra cushion for lens in the event of a drop. Placing the divider there should address any padding issues and make this one of the best padded cases where it counts. Also holds extra batteries in side pocket and cards in top pocket. Belt, contrary to what I've read, slips back into pocket in about 10 seconds (unclasped). Little room for much else, but that's ok. My only concern is that I'd like some verification that it is manufactured under humane working conditions -but I've seen no such verification for any competing products either.

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I purchased this item (Canon Zoom Pack 1000 Holster) about six years ago for my old Canon Elan 7e film camera. It provided a perfect fit for this full-size camera, with the EF 28-135mm USM IS lens and its lens hood mounted. After I switched over to the Canon digital Rebel XT, the new camera body is a lot smaller, and so is the equivalent EF-S lens. What I found is that with the extra space available, I can actually fit my external flash unit inside the holster. It is a rather tight fit, but the good thing is they won't knock against each others inside.

Here is what I can store inside this holster: Canon Rebel XT, EF-S 17-85mm USM IS lens (with EW-73B lens hood fitted in reverse), Canon 420EX Speedlite, LumiQuest Pocket Bouncer, polarizer filter, video cable, spare battery pack, CF cards, plus a few more small items. When necessary, I can also use it to carry my Rebel XT with the Canon BG-E3 Battery Grip mounted. But of course, the flash unit won't fit in this case.

The exterior of this holster pack is made of ballistic nylon, which is far more durable than the faux-leather used in cheap imitations (such as the Opteka DSLR Holster Case). I've been carrying this holster to and back from work almost daily, plus several oversea trips during the past 5-6 years. It is still in excellent condition. To me, the quality of its construction fully justifies its higher price.

[Update on Oct 20, 2013]

I purchased my second Canon holster case. After 11 years of faithful service, my old holster is getting an 'honorable discharge'. Its waist belt started to tear alone the sew line, and I don't want my camera to fall off the cliff during my next hiking trip. By the way, this holster out-lasted three camera bodies (Elan, Rebel XT, and T1i), so I certainly got my money's worth.

The new Canon holster case is made in China while the old one is made in Korea. However, they are exactly the same in terms of material used, construction quality, and dimensions.

Gura Gear 1L Et Cetera Pouch, Gray Reviews

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As per previous review of the smaller one; Perfect!!! Well make, quality materials and easy to see what's inside of the pouch with one side being a reinforced (?) clear plastic material. Exceeded expectations, and this is coming from someone with a slight bag fetish! On that note, can't wait to look at the rest of Guru Gear's offerings!

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Mennon Professional hand strap for DSLR digital cameras & camcorders Reviews

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Very handy to carry camera by hand instead of neck strap. Unfortunately hand padding poorly constructed and soon cover of padded strap piece started splitting exposing foam padding. Had to glue it back. Will see how it works.

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Buy Think Tank Cable Management 30 V2.0, Clear Plastic Pouch

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My first purchase into the Cable Management series was this item, the 30 v2.0, and I later added the smaller 20 v2.0. More space seemed better with this one just make sure you can fill it all. While the 30 does have a lot of space, it almost seems to be too much space, depending on what you are putting in it. Right now I have a bunch of audio cables in there for shooting video, and it works perfectly for that since I can throw everything audio-related into one case and keep it separate from other equipment. The Cable Management 30 has a center divider as well to help keep things organized inside, as well as including some of the ThinkTank red cable ties which are amazing. Comparing it to the 20, they both have their uses, I can fit larger items in the 30 and smaller items in the 20, while keeping them relatively secure and not overly bouncing around inside the bag. Check your size needs before buying but I can foresee myself buying more of the smaller bags (20s and 10s) to keep the rest of my gear organized and saving this larger 30 for actual equipment not just cables. Has that great ThinkTank quality so it definitely gets 5 stars for usefulness and durability.

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Review of Nylon Pink + Screen Protector) Kroo Cases Premium Quality Carrying

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This case is perfect for my Cybershot DSC T5 or any similar sized camera. My camera fits snug and it's the least bulky case I've come across. It even got a place for me to for an additional memory card or battery. This poses an excellent feature to me.

Both the back and the front of this small case are designed with a hard stiff front and back designed to protect the LCD monitor. It provides plenty of protection to my camear. It even comes with screen protector. What else can I ask for?

This is a very nice case and reasonably priced

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I purchased this case knowing it was a hard case, but I honestly just liked the color! I had recently purchased the "pink" Sony Cyber-shot camera. The case is a beautiful pink color and is very hard and durable. The case, if dirty, can wipe clean. The inside has a restraint strap so your camera isn't bouncing around in the case, and a little net pocket for supplies.

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Beware. I bought this case because it advertised that it held the camera and had a pocket for extra battery or memory card. Well, if you open the camera case the extra battery falls out. There is no way that the pocket could be intended for a battery or a memory card. It is very large and it doesn't hold it in at all. It seems sturdy enough and my camera fits fine. You'd have to be crazy to think this was a safe way to keep your memory card or very expensive battery safe. Premium case, I think not!

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I was excited about this product until I actually started using it. There was nowhere else to put an extra memory card, battery, or even my license! The zipper ripped right out from the case in less than a month. I wouldn't waste your money. Go for a long lasting leather case instead.

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Works great for my Cybershot. Slim, cute, offers good protection.

Doesn't afford a lot of extra room for anything else in the case though, even though there is a small pocket on the inside. Can fit memory cards and such but I tried putting the sync cable in there and it wouldn't zip up.

Cheap Clik Elite CE718BK Jet Pack 15, Black

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I already own a couple of camera bags of differing sizes, but I ordered this one to take on a trip to Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand to carry carry camera gear as well as my tablet computer, which saves me one bag. Let me first address what this bag is NOT. This is not some sort of magic steamer chest into which you can pour tons of gear and have it weigh nothing if that is what you are looking for buy a steamer chest and a trolley. You won't be able to put every cable, charger, manual, filter and so on for both your laptop and camera gear into this bag however that is not it's intended purpose.

What this bag IS good for is as a day bag to carry your essential gear for the day, while leaving the various support paraphenalia in your hotel/base camp/whatever. It will happilly carry a DSLR with lens attached (in my case a Canon Eos 60D with EF-S 50-135mm lens), as well as two other lenses (in mine there's an EF-S 10-22 wide angle and an EF 50mm prime) and a laptop up to 15" (I use a Motorola Xoom) in an interior pocket, as well as a few filters. It has elastic pockets on either side near the base which could be used for (relativley slim) water bottles, however I use one for my small-ish (4' when extended) tripod along with the supplied shock cord "bungee" to attach the tripod to a loop near the top. If you wish to carry an external flash you'll need to either sacrifice one of your lenses or have it floating around free in the bag. My Canon Speedlite 430 is too long to fit into the lens "bays" without the camera sitting on it so I elected to have it floating loose inside the bag, in it's pouch of course. The front pocket of the bag is fairly small but I'm able to fit the cables, camera charger, and remote shutter into it as well as maybe a couple of biros, however I don't intend to be carrying these when out and about. Two minor things this bag lacks is somewhere appropriate to secure a decent size flash, and a couple of dedicated pockets for memory cards. I'm considering having a bungee of some sort attached internally to keep the flash from bouncing around will make it one step closer to perfect.

The bag itself appears to be ruggedly constructed of quite tough material and although it lacks a rain cover it appears to be reasonably water resistant, at least enough to keep your gear dry for a few minutes in a shower while you look for someplace under cover. Waterproof to ten metres it's not, but again that's not the purpose of this bag. Stitching appears to be strong, the shoulder straps are padded and back of it has three firm pads to cushion it against your back. I've put more gear in it than I will actually take, and with a 6kg load it feels quite light and comfortable on my back. It's adequately padded all around to protect your gear from normal knocks and bumps. The zippers are a little stiff when new but they may loosen up with use stiff zippers are not such a bad thing when trying to get through a crowded market place in a third world country while you carry gear worth four years local wages behind you either, and it's for that reason that I shall probably be removing the little cord "tags" attached to the zippers. As well as the two shoulder straps for using as a back pack the bag also has a handle at the top (great for getting in and out of cars, airports, and so on) as well as what appears to be a camera strap with some decent plastic clips that can be attached to wear the bag as a sling bag. The main bag opening covers about 2/3 of "back" and curving up to the top, with the flap opening downwards. The camera and lens compartments are in the lower 1/3 of the bag so it can be opened standing on it's base or lieing on it's back without gear falling out. The base itself is the same tough nylon material with some sort of stiffening behind it, but lacks any hard feet or similar to stand on so it may not stand up well to being dragged about, however how often does one need to drag a small backback?

One thing I found frustrating about purchasing this from Amazon (and it's not really Amazon's fault) is the lack of images online. Amazon have used the images supplied by the manufacturer, and they only supply three external images and no internal ones at all (even on their own website). If this was a regular backpack that would be fine as the inside would just be empty space, but as a camera bag I really wanted to see the internal compartments and pockets so that I could imagine where my gear would fit, and even better if there were internal images showing "typical" DSLR gear in it, as many other manufacturers do.

Overall while this is not the "be all and end all, ultimate computer and camera bag" it certainly fills a purpose. There's no such thing as a "perfect-for-all-occasions bag", which is why so many of us end up with several bags. If you wish to carry a normal amount of gear and a small laptop for a few hours before returning to your main base this is a great option as it leaves your hands free while keeping your gear close. Be careful who's standing behind you, don't stand still too long, and consider some small padlocks on the zippers if you'll be in crowded areas, as this is a weakness of all backpack type camera bags.

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This items fit my camera perfectly. I have really had a hard time finding a case that fits it and this one fits is snuggly. It was wonderful that I color options but still went with the standard grey.

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It is a nice product to be used for protection of my kodak Z990, it is a good quality item.

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Lowepro is known for quality camera bags, and this one is no exception. You can fit a lot of stuff into this bag, even though it's only medium sized. I have a Panasonic GS320 camcorder in the left compartment, 3 extra batteries and the charger for my still camera in the middle section (which I made very narrow using the velcro separators) and a Panasonic FZ35 still camera (sub-SLR superzoom, so still pretty big) in the right compartment. The two small pockets in the top inside hold multiple SDHC cards. The zipper pocket at that same location holds extra still camera batteries. The zipper compartment in the lid flap, accessible from the outside, holds 2 mini-DV tapes. The zipper compartment on the front of the bag holds 4 more mini-DV tapes. There are elastic pouches on both sides that hold water bottles, or cords, or miscellaneous other stuff. A flat zippered pocket on the back of the case is big enough for a full sized DVD, or anything else that is pretty flat.

If you need this for just a superzoom like the Canon 10IS or 20IS, or Panasonic FZ28 or FZ35, or similar sized camera, you'll have a lot of extra room. You might do better to size down to the 140 AW instead.

The handle is SO comfortable, even when the bag is heavy with gear. The shoulder strap is detachable and has a grippy, padded section. The zipper on the inside top of the case (where I keep my extra batteries) is covered with elastic at the corner, so as not to scratch your camera when you close the top, and there's a pull on the zipper so you can get to it when it's underneath there. Just one of many examples of very thoughtful design. The bag closes either with a zipper around the top or a strong clasp. I usually use just the clasp.

You will also find a hidden weather bag in a velcro'd compartment on the front of the bag, underneath-side. Haven't used that yet, but it's a nice feature if you're out in the rain.

This thing works for a DSLR as others have said, or as in my case, multiple cameras so that I'm ready for videos or stills wherever I am. I also have a small Lowepro Nova Micro AW bag when I only need one or the other of my cameras.

Note that the "Chestnut Brown" color really is brown, not the whacky greenish vomit color they picture on Amazon. I've posted a picture. Ü

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This is a great bagfits my canon rebel and has room for an extra lens. I bought it for two reasons. One: it wasn't huge like most camera bags for larger cameras seem to be, and two: it has a covering attached to it that is waterproof so I don't have to worry about whether it will start to rain while I am in the middle of the woods. I have been wearing it daily for 3 mile hikes and it is fairly comfortable although it squeaks while I walk (haven't figured out how to get that to stop, but mustn't be too loud because I came up quite close to a deer the other day before he heard me). It fits my small stainless steel waterbottle in the side pocket and has enough little compartments for things you might need when using a larger camera.

My only complaint is I can't angle the camera in the bag so I can grab it out easily when I come across something I want to photograph. Just a minor thing like the squeakused to being able to reach in and grab it by the side grip and not have to flip it right side up.

All in all I hated to spend so much on a camera bag, but I think it was worth the cost.

Oh, I bought the chestnut brown which looks a bit green in the photoas other people have said it is a light tan/brown color not the green when you get it.

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Couldn't be happier with this bag. The photo in the Amazon add makes it appear green, but it's really a very nice brown. anyway, it's good quality, holds everything I need (I'm a video producer for the Air Force, but not a photographer, so I'm limited on what I need for my home photo needs). So this holds my K2000, extra lens, flash unit and all the little things I need for it -SDHD cards, spare batteries, etc. This bag won't hold much more than that, but it holds this much very well. Haven't used the weather-protection cover yet. My son recently purchased a Canon camera as well, and I recommended going with a Lowepro bag.

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Terrific little bag, VERY well made, etc. But it could stand to be just a bit larger. Advertised as able to hold a DSLR and two lenses. I have my Pentax K2000 plus an extra lens and a small flash unit -and it's a bit of a sqeeze. Also, at least on my computer, the bag appears a sage green. It's actually a very nice tannish-bronze color. Good looking bag, just a bit small.

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I gave this as a gift to go with a new Panasonic DMC G2. The first bag we tried was a Kata KT DC-437, but that one was just a little too small for this camera along with the cords, lens hood, a flash and/or additional lens. This one holds all of that comfortably.

This bag looks and feels sturdy and well made. She's had other Lowepro bags over the years and never had any problems with them. The best thing for her is that it holds everything she needs it to hold, it's sturdy and well designed, and it's light weight. She got the camera because her Canon Rebel XSi and 18-200 lens were getting too heavy for her, so she needs a lighter weight bag to go with the smaller, lighter camera.

She wanted the brown bag and we both like the color. It's a nice medium brown color with some olive trim at the top. She liked the other brands of bags that have yellow interiors (Kata and Ape) so that the camera and equipment are easier to see, but this one has light gray inside, so visibility is fine.

A small difficulty is that the extra Panasonic battery doesn't fit comfortably into the designated pocket for the battery on the inside top of the bag, it's a little tight. That is not important however, since there is another zippered compartment behind the battery and memory card pockets. That extra compartment in the top of the bag was a huge selling point for her.

The bag could use two side pockets that close to hold more little gadgets instead of the mesh one that this bag has, but for its size, this bag has more pockets and storage compartments than any of the others she looked at.

This should be a 4 1/2 star bag, it's very nice, and well suited to her needs. She loves it, and she says she would recommend it.

Discount Act Series Point & Shoot Digital Camera Case Color: Black, Size:

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This little case isn't hi-tech, doesn't claim to have mega storage space, and isn't packed with gel-molded camera fits. But, it's a great little case if you need something for a trip to the park or to the beach. If you want something for occasionally taking the camera out and about, this is a great buy!

Because it isn't a hard shell case, you still need to take care when lugging it around with you. Of course, it protects from scratches and light moisture, but if you're looking for a rugged case this is NOT your case. The description of this item is a "Hard Shell" and the only thing I can figure is that since it keeps its shape when the camera is not in use, that technically someone has called it a hard shell. Not exactly true: I can easily bend the exterior, so it's definitely not hard plastic and you should know that if that's the kinda thing you are looking to buy.

For me, this works perfectly and the reality of what it can and cannot do did not disappoint. I like that it is a simple case small, but also has a small inside pocket for extra SD cards. Its perfect and compact size lets me just slip it in to my purse and I know it won't get damaged if the camera rubs up against my keys or phone or something else in there. But, I'd definitely still keep it in my purse because it doesn't have my full trust behind it.

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We've had two of these for one and the same camera. The only reason we had to buy the second one was because our relative's dog chewed the other one apart...however, THAT'S why we got another one: the Canon SD1000 inside of it only had one small dent in it...the case protected the camera so well that we still use the same camera years later. It's a tough little case--if your camera fits inside it, it's worth WAY MORE than the money you pay for it.

A nice feature inside the case is a little pouch for an extra battery...very handy. I'd like to see a small velcro for the pocket just to secure the battery a bit better, or make the pocket longer.

Also, the zipper is built to last.

Highly recommended!

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This case is a perfect snug fit for my Canon SD1300. It fits like a custom made suit. It isn't often that a "generic" product has this kind of precision fit, and I ought to know, I am a custom furniture designer and precision is my life.

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I like this case, it fits my Canon SD780IS camera perfectly.

It is really only for ultra-compact point-and-shoot cameras so if you've got something small get this case! It's at a bargain price!

Reviews of MADE Always On Wrap-Up Compact Digital Camera Case (Navy Blue)

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I had an older model of this camera case which I LOVED. Unfortunately, it got accidentally dipped in olive oil, which left the case with a permanent oily residue. I immediately got onto Amazon and ordered another one, with high expectations. The newer model fits less snugly on my camera, and the material is more flimsy. I'm really unimpressed with the choices of colors, too. (The last one was red, which is no longer available.) I love the concept, but I wish the manufacturer had stuck with the original design and materials.

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Canon WPDC40 Waterproof Case for the S60 & S70 Digital Camera Reviews

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The price for this thing is pretty steep but it's made in Japan and it's well constructed. The first thing to note is that it was a little bigger than I expected which made the camera and case combo a bit bulky. It would probably be inconvenient for most land activities. It is very important to read the instruction manual for this product! The most disconcerting thing is that if it leaks and your camera gets destroyed, Canon won't pay for your camera repairs even though they designed it. Also, if you don't apply the grease that comes with the case I suspect it might leak.

We bought this primary for snorkeling in Maui with my Canon S70. If you follow the directions it actually works great. The case lens does fog up, but it takes much longer to fog up than the snorkeling masks did. So by the time it got a little foggy we just brought it to the boat and opened it up for a few minutes and then it was good to go again. As a side note, if you plan to use this for snorkeling, try to get some weights for your body so that you're not so buoyant. Every time I would try to swim underwater to get a shot of some fish I would not have time to focus and get a good shot because I would immediately start floating back up when I started working the camera. It was very frustrating.

Overall we were happy with the camera case. It did not leak at all during our trip and we got a lot of great underwater pictures.

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I have been using one of these cases for a couple of years and probably 400 dives, many to the 130 foot recreational dive limit. If you follow the instructions and keep the O-ring clean and greased with silicon grease you should have no problems.

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At first was quite worried about the fact that even though this is a Canon Product, they don't warranty or guarantee that it will work. However, if you follow the instructions properly, you will have a flawless photo session. Used it while snorkeling with sharks and rays. Perfect Pictures and Movies (with sound) under water. The Only CONS are as follows: There is no way to turn on or turn off the camera once inside the housing. You must open the case, open or close the cover and then reinsert in the case and close. This leads to the seconds issue. Camera gets very very hot when inside the case for a substantial time length. 1.5 hrs or more. Becuase, of this extreme heat, it causes fogging on the lens, or condensation in the case. However, All in All, this product was unbelievable. Took outstanding images, and is a genuine Canon product, so you know it is a great product.

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This thing is awesome!!!! You can access every function of the camera through the waterproof housing. I use it with my Canon Powershot S70 and it works flawlessly. I bought it for my honeymoon in Hawaii. Did some diving and snorkeling and always had it with me. I've had it as deep as 100 feet in Lake Huron and have never had a problem with it. I love it!

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The waterproof case worked. I was lucky to find one for my old camera especially in such good condition. Hopefully, I can buy new seals.

Sony Cyber-shot Camera Case LCSWM/B Reviews

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I recently ordered one of these for my Cybershot WX-150 because it is shown on the camera box as a compatible carrying case (not without considering several other covers of course). As my camera is delicate and I am prone to dropping things, I was looking forward to its arrival. Well, it just came and I am sad to say that it has none of the quality as some of the other Sony cases I have owned. I noticed a few things immediately: the stitching is awful and the material is not soft leather as it appears to be in the photo, but is a hard, man made material with an etched pattern all around (an unsuccessful attempt at making it "fashionable" I daresay). Those drawbacks aside, I found the overall design insupportable. It may well be a top open case, and that would be fine except that it does not actually stay open as one would expect. Unfortunately, it is designed to open only when one YANKS the camera out by its strap, after which it closes on itself immediately by way of magnets. Poorly thought out and poorly done.

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A little concerned upon delivery that the Cybershot dx150 wouldn't fit, as the box didn't include that camera as one it worked for, but no worries. Camera fit inside perfectly.

Billingham Hadley Small, Camera or Document Shoulder Bag, Canvas Reviews

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I love this bag!

It's small on the outside, but safely and conveniently holds my entire walk-around kit. Just a little fidgeting with the movable interior dividers and I've got it set up to hold a Leica M9 with lens attached, three additional lenses, a small Metz flash, a Manfrotto pocket tripod, spare cards and batteries, plus my iPad.

The quality of the materials and construction are absolutely top notch. You can tell when you get your hands on this thing that it's built to last a long time.

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No velcro, no zippers, plenty of room, flexible storage, bellows front pockets. Nice size, easy to work out of, hugs your hip.

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This was a present for my husband and he really likes it and is trying to persuade me to get one too. I think it's very durable, well made, but you do have to like the look of it. He can fit his camera, a spare lens and his iPad in, no problem.

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Camera fits horizontally in the case so it is well protected and has room for my keys or a little bit of cash when I am out walking. Also has a separate space for sd cards.

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Discount Built NY Electric Pocket Case No. 8 for iPods, MP3 Players

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This product is the best. My Ipod or Iphone fit snug in the neoprene material. I bought 5 of them and gave them out for stocking stuffers at christmas. Great purchase.

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I was surprised at the high quality of this product. It fit my cell phone, Sony Camera, and Ipod!! (all separately of course!) It ties to anything, is thick, and prevents scratches. Very good product. I love all Built NY products because of the Neoprene and the high quality stitching.