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If you've owned cameras, you figured there's always a case to safeguard it, since they are quite fragile devices. It was about time I-zone had finally come up with one of its own. This silver-toned case is great for lugging around your I-zone camera, while providing the protection it needs -and, not to mention keeping your camera free of wear and damage in a cute and stylish way. If you own one, this case is a must-have. It's a sure way to leave your camera scratch-, chip-, and dent-free. Think of it as a small insurance for your I-zone!

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This is a very nice quality camera bag for the I-Zone Polaroid cameras, but it will not fit the digital/polaroid combo. The price is excellent, the quality superb, but I will probably break even by sending it back and paying shipping costs.

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I don't know if anyone has an i-Zone camera anymore, but this bag is a great carry case for it.

The design is cute and sleak, which is nice since camera bags are so often clunky.

With proper packing, the bag can even hold an extra film roll beneath the camera. Or it can hold spare batteries if you think you need them (I never had to replace the batteries in my camera for the year that I used it regularly). The bag has little room for extras, so make use of the space in the way that you think makes the most sense.

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This is my 2nd Kata [pronounce kat' ya I understand] sling camera bag--meaning that there is only one strap that goes over one shoulder. The bag can be placed in many positions: on the back [high or low], on your side [not too comfortable that way though, but does offer some variation], and pulled around to the front to be carried on your chest/stomach. The most significant aspect of this wonderful bag is that you can carry it comfortably on your back, and when you want your camera out, you just pull it around to your front, unzip the bag [very easy, and can be done from back to front or front to back], and pull out your camera.

In my bag, I carry all of the following almost all of the time:

* Canon 7D,

* a 70-300mm lens,

* a 17-85mm lens,

* a 10-222mm lens,

* an off-camera flash in its bag [Canon 430ex],

* 4-8 compact flash drives,

* a circular polarizer for each lens,

* 2 graduated density filters and required attachments,

* lens cleaning solution and tissues,

* a level that mounts on the camera,

* a shutter release cable,

* the manual for the 7D,

* the manual for the 430ex,

* 1 or 2 tripod mounting plates,

* a pre-packaged plastic rain poncho,

* a notebook and pen and

* when flying, my passport.

If I attached the detachable lens bag to the front of the bag, I can carry another long lens or my old 30D camera. It took some time and experience to learn how to pack the bag, but I would not trade this bag for anything.

One of the reasons I was attracted to the Kata sling bag in the first place [about 6 or 7 years ago] was that I did not want to take a backpack off every time I wanted access to my camera; what a bother that is. I have a bum shoulder that makes putting on a two-strap backpack arduous, and often painful. No such issues with the LightTri 317 PL or any of its sling bag cousins.

My first bag is still in terrific shape, but as I accumulated a few new lenses, I bought this bag [the LightTri 317 PL] because it is larger--and lighter.

Now, there are some improvements that could be made. Both Kata sling bags are made of a material that Velcro is able to attach to, thus making it plenty easy to manipulate the various dividers. My first Kata sling bag had 4 or 5 dividers, plus a little [2x3"] pouch to hold memory cards; but the newer LightTri 317 PL had only 2 dividers and no little pouch for the cards. If you order one, you may want to find out how to obtain more dividers.

Another issue, again minor, is that Kata provides this bounteous strap to go over a shoulder, but there are no pockets in that strap for loose change or bills, a phone, a wallet, or other little item you want to carry and have quick access to.

Both Kata bags I have owned are also designed without a handle to grab when you want to carry it with your hands instead of slinging it over your shoulder [like getting on a plane or moving it in your house or car]. Seems an easy issue to resolve, and I have not seen such an addition in any of the new generations of these camera sling bags.

Each of these issues is minor, indeed, just an annoyance; and I would not hesitate to buy one of these bags on the basis of any of these points. But maybe Kata will read this review and get their designers to work to remedy these little issues.

So, all-in-all, there is no doubt in my mind I will carry a Kata sling bag forever. I have carried one or the other bag six days in Yosemite, 14 days in Yellowstone, across Hawaii, to Thailand and Cambodia, to Hong Kong, and in several Baltic cities, including three days in St. Petersburg. It never fails to impress me at how easy it is to carry my camera gear, how comfortable it is, and the ease I have in accessing my camera gear without removing the bag. I can wear it for 4-7 hour stints with no problem. I am a big man, but approaching 70, so when I say I can carry it over my shoulder for 5 hours while walking, you should get the impression that the sling bag makes carrying bulky camera equipment less than cumbersome and not too tiring.

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I have never purchased a bag or carrying accessory that was not Lowepro until this purchase. Admittedly, I was a bit apprehensive about venturing out to a bag or brand that is not readily available in my local camera store for a trial fit. But my concerns quickly vanished when I received this bag.

I usually keep my equipment in the Lowepro Event Messenger 250 shoulder bag, but this bag would be entirely overkill for an upcoming trip to Washington DC. The size, weight, and poor access to my equipment wouldn't be practical on the hot, muggy days walking between our national monuments and memorials. My largest concern was finding a bag that would accommodate a camera attached to my Canon 70-200 f2.8 IS II USM lens that gave me immediate access. The length of this camera/lens combination eliminated most of the sling and backpack bags on the market which propose to enable easy access and provide the ability to shift the weight to shoulders/back. I arrived at the Kata KT PL-LT-317. It's not a small bag, but it delivered on all of its promises. It fit my 70-200 camera/lens combo without having to detach, and even fit another camera body attached to the Canon 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM lens. The bag is very sturdy and as much as I had to take it off and check it in, have it searched, or run my equipment through metal detectors, it held its shape and shielded my equipment safely. Armed with short-range and long-range camera/lens configurations at the ready, my gear was unencumbered, safe, and easy to carry.

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I have an existing Kata KT PL-3N1-35 Pro Light and purchased this sling so that I could have a bag for "light" use. I say light in quotes because with this sling bag one can heft a lot of equipment around. Usually works best with one DSLR and extra lens, small items BUT you can certainly load it with an additional small to compact digital camera without any issues. When its fully loaded, its advantage diminishes because its difficult to swing around for immediate access to camera. I use it frequently and find it very functionally useful as long as you have just a DSLR/lens and some light accessories (flash and extra cards). Anymore and you may as well carry a backpack..

Good product. Would definitely recommend.

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very nice designed pack, I have a full-frame camera with 24-70mm lense, 70-210mm lense. I use to bring these two as my standard equipment. this pack can hold them without any problem. There are still extra space, so I put rain cover inside as cusion. the outside pocket can put your filter, basic maintenance tools and so on into it. the attached lense pack I put a 12mm fish eye lense into it. it fits perfect. sometime, I even don't have to take that extra lense pocket.

The pack is feel good when you took on. the wide and soft belt distributed the weight to your shoulder and also very durable. it's also very easy to pull your camera out of it, just like the introduction. really easy and fast. all details are taken care of by the designer, the zip and handle are really easy to open and close even with thick grove.

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I like this bag because I can carry lots of stuff without it taking up much room. The compartments are well planned and layed out, the construction is solid and the size is perfect. There's even a pocket big enough for my nexus 7.

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I was expecting something thin. But this actually has some padding, so the Camera has some protection. My wife likes it also. She things it is the right size. She likes the shoulder strap.

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Review of Lowepro CompuTrekker AW Camera Backpack -Black

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If this is the size and format solution you need, it's a great backpack. It is my primary main bag at this point, and when I travel, is what I carry on the plane with me. As a backpack such as when hiking, though, I don't think it's the best solution. For that, I use a ThinkTank Speed Freak. Because this bag holds a computer (up to a Dell 8600 size), it is a great travel solution if the camera part is big enough for you. I can get a (all Nikon) D200, D70, 70-200 f2.8, 12-24 f4, 18-200 VR, SB-800, CP8400, spare batteries, chargers, filters, and a few other accessories in the main compartment. I don't put anything in the ouside pocket to get on a plane, as then it's too thick for the overhead. This bag will fit under the seat in every plane I've been in, including commuter's. It will fit in every overhead except the commuters. These appraisals are with a computer in the bag, too. You WILL get flagged by TSA, as there is just too much stuff in a bag like this. But I've never been delayed, just had them look through it for 1 or 2 minutes. What I've heard is if you have a lot of stuff, and it's NOT organized in a bag like this, that's when you may have more trouble. If you have more equipment than I do, possibly the Plus version would be better. But, keep in mind that one will be too big for some airlines for a carry on, especially international. Also, this one is VERY heavy when fully loaded, so the Plus would be just that much heavier.

In terms of what the bag is "intended" for, backpacking or hiking, I at least would not use it for that. I want more instant access and you have to take this off to get at anything. When full, this bag is VERY heavy, and if you were hiking or backpacking you DON'T need that much equipment. If you think you do, you will simply be very unhappy IMO. Further, you won't take a computer on a hike (well, I certainly don't), and the computer pocket just adds thickness (at least 2 inches even when empty) if not carrying a computer.

But as a primary storage solution and travel solution, I like this bag.

The AW cover is fine and well designed, but since I don't use it for hiking I probably will never use it. But it's nice to know it's there and it takes up literally no room.

It's made very well. It's been on at least 6 trips and looks brand new. It's very excellent protection for the computer and the main compartment (altho' the ouside pocked isn't padded). The straps are comfortable, and up to the task when fully loaded. The dividers are very flexible, and you should be able to make it work for any equipment that will fit inside. I have never received any hassle from TSA when carrying this bag full of gear.

I also have a LowePro Sideline shooter (smaller waist bag that I've actually outgrown), and that has been a great bag for me, too. Just to say that bag has been through the wringer, and still looks great and works great. Lowepro makes quality stuff.

Would I buy the Computrekker AW again? For travel, probably. Although for that I might consider one of the rolling options by Pelican or Lowepro instead, altho those are all larger and that I wouldn't like. I would also consider the ThinkTank Airport bags instead, too.

This is a great bag if it's the right style for you. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the design or construction of the bag. Just think about what you really need before you buy anything, as there are a ton of great choices out there, of which this is certainly but not the only one.

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This thing needs a manual! I ordered it after realizng that my laptop and my camera were never going to get along in normal briefcases, backpacks, or photo bags. I started searching the net for combination camera and computer bags and this is where I ended up. The bag arrived today and it exceeds expectations. The product description did not communicate to me that there is a roll-up waterproof cover that comes out of the bottom of the backpack to cover and protect the backpack in the rain (why doesn't my backpacking pack do this????). The product description does not do justice to the wealth of pockets that are on the front of the bag. About 85% of the depth of the pack is consumed by the camera equipment compartment. The remaining 15% is dedicated to the laptop compartment. Not a problem unless you were hoping to carry 2 laptops in that compartment. Can't wait to trave with this. This is going to be great!!!

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The camera compartment is this bag is good, holds an EOS 20D with an attached 70-200 f/2.8l IS USM, and room for more lenses. There is also enough clearance to permit the battery grip. If you plan on using this with a laptop I would not recomend it. If you have a widescreen laptop (ie Dell Lat 800/810, Insp 8500,9500, etc) the zipper barely closes, with one corner pushing out on the zipper, necessating the Computrekker AW Plus. If you have a smaller laptop, you should be okay. However, unless you have an ultra-thin laptop, the compartment isn't thick enough-it's tight enough that the screen will be pressed into the keyboard, scratching the screen. Also, the corners of any laptop could come in contact with the zipper area where there isn't padding. If you drop this case, your laptop could get a cracked corner. This case isn't an all-in-one solution to the laptop & camera combined. Again, it's fine for camera/lenses, fits decently, doesn't scream camera inside. The laptop compartment however could be used for folders, papers, etc.

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The Lowepro CompuTrekker AW is a great bag! When I first received it, I realized it was much larger than I expected. However, once I started using it, I realized that it is designed very well. I enjoy photographing/video taping my baby daughter. I'm able to fit my SLR with a few lenses, video camera, digital camera, film, and all the associated accessories with ease. I currently don't use the laptop slot, but I thought that would come in handy for holding books/manuals/maps/etc. When I do eventually go into digital, I'll have that space for a laptop. The straps are extremely comfortable and the tripod holder is a nice added touch. I hope not to get caught in severe weather, but it's nice to know there is the all-weather (AW) built-in cover.

Overall, the bag is well-designed. It is well-padded, has enough pockets for accessories, and comfortable. The only drawback is the size, but then again, you can't really go smaller to carry what I carry. If you want to shave weight/size, consider the standard mini-trekker without the laptop pocket.

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Lowe (who KNOWS ergonomics when it comes to packs) has a real winner with the computrekker. I also own the SlingShot 100. Why own two bags?I bought the computrekker first then realized:

It's too big for a field bag. In the field, quick access to my gear is cumbersome at best. You have to take the bag off to get to the stuff. Photo-ops don't wait for you to take the bag off and get the camera and the lense and flash.

Also the tripod attachment system is a bit complicated to untangle once you get your tripod on. I don't use the 'beaver tail style' fold down holder.

I'd redesign it closer to the ice-axe handle loops on expedition bags. I just use two adjustable tension bungie straps to hold my lite carbon field tripod.

The computrekker carries everything I need when I TRAVEL on mass transit or car. Cameras, lenses, flashes, tripod, cables, cards, batteries, books, magazines, ALL fit wonderfully and are well protected. And it easily rides with me on an airplane. No need to carry separate laptop and camera bags.

But when I get to my destination, I transfer whatever I will need for the day in the field to the SlingShot 100. The slingshot doesn't have a tripod holder, but I just drop one leg through a loop on the bag and secure with smaller bungee.

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Update June 2008:

After at least a year of using this back it is still holding up well. I have to say that I have actually taken it on hikes to falls and cliffs. And again, it is not that well suited for backpacking. It is still great for transporting stuff when traveling (planes, trains, autos), but into the woods I'd leave it at the hotel or in the car. Besides I would not carry my laptop into the woods. Just bring more memory cards and have a camera with a large LCD.

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UPDATE JULY 2008

So, I'm selling this bag. It is still in great condition and a top notch performer. I have my eyes set on the LowePro Rover. I am going to Kauai in October (the wettest place on earth) and I want total waterproof protection for my gear. This computrekker will serve some lucky buyer well!

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Ample amounts of padding where it's needed. Good, strong seams and zippers. Adjustable interior pads to customize lens/camera fit. Plenty of pockets and webbing to stay organized and access things quickly. Compact design, but ample space for camera and 2-4 lenses. Took it to Jamaica and it kept things dry and insulated. Absolute value for the money.

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I cant even tell these are on. I bag my camera around and these are a life saver. Worth the extra protection.

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When it comes to protecting screens, ZAGG is top of the line! I have an invisibleSHIELD on my cell phone, my wife's phone, and my D90. I realize they do cost a little more, but it is worth it. Go to the ZAGG website and look at their video of the screen protector on an IPad; they use a Dremel on it with no damage to the IPad. The screen protector will scratch, don't get me wrong, but the scratches won't get through to the screen. When the screen is lit up the scratches seem to go away.

I bought this because I don't like the Nikon provided screen protector; it cuts down on the resolution too much. These protectors don't cut the resolution.

One of the best testimonials I have for this product is that I took some of the extra screen protector product (from a Universal protector I bought for my cell phone) and cut it to cover the top LCD. Two weeks later the plastic cover for the top LCD cracked (I set my camera bag down too hard, and a second lens squished the LCD). The screen protector kept the LCD from actually breaking, only the top plastic cracked. If I did not have the screen protector in place, I think the screen would have fully broke plus, with it in place I don't have to get it fixed because it is water/moisture repellent.

The price is not that bad, when you think about having to replace a scratched screen (not to mention the cost of almost anything else for digital photography). Get it you won't be disappointed.

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This is a video to show you how to fit youre Panasonic Lumix FZ28 into this bag. I think the bag is pretty good, cheap, easy to use and very comfortable. Obviously this isn't a bag designed especifically for this model, but the dimensions of the FZ28 are 2.96'' x 4.63'' x 3.5'' (H x W x D) you can compare them with the dimensions of youre camera and see if it works for you. If you don't have the time to watch the video, trust me it fits everything you need, you can come back later and see how to do it :)

I hope it helps you to take a decission. English is not my native language so excuse me if i've made some mistakes.

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Amazon's description indicates that this camera case is 5 x 7.5 x 5 inches.

It is not.

The exterior measurement is between 4 1/4 and 4 1/2 inches from front to back. The bottom of the case is smaller than the top in all dimensions. The case is about 4 3/4 inches tall. Measuring from side to side, it is about 6 1/4 inches across the bottom and 7 inches at the widest point near the top. The above measurements are taken from the outside, not the inside, and I'm not including the width of the padded flap in front in my measurement, since that doesn't give much idea of the size of the case itself.

Interior measurements:

Front to back -about 4 inches. It can bulge slightly since it is a soft case, but getting it to bulge to 4 1/2 inches is really stretching it.

Top to bottom -about 4 inches at the edges and 4 3/4 inches in the middle.

Side to side -about 6 inches across the bottom to about 7 inches at the widest part near the top. This is if you remove the dividers, which are held in by velcro. The dividers can be moved anywhere because the velcro adheres to the fabric lining the interior front of the case and the interior back of the case.

I measured my camera very carefully before ordering, and going by the measurements on Amazon's page, there would have been plenty of room. Instead it's a snugger fig for my camera than I expected and it will take some creative rearranging to fit my SD cards and other camera stuff in the case.

There is a pocket on each of the 2 dividers and pockets on the right and left sides inside the case. There are no exterior pockets. The zippers at the sides of the handle on the top of the case allow access to the interior and aren't a pocket.

It's a nice red red -not an orangey red.

It looks reasonably durable, but some of the seams aren't sewn straight and pull at the corners.

It's a reasonably good case for what Amazon is selling it for. Just be aware it's smaller than what Amazon's description says.

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I was looking for the smallest possible case for my new FZ-35 and after reading the reviews here and watching the nice video review, I ordered this case.

I didn't want an oversized piece of luggage for all the camera accessories I've ever owned....just enough of a "glove-type" case to protect the FZ-35.

This is the one......and Case Logic's excellent design covers every little detail......4 zippers, a carrying handle, carrying strap, belt loop, velcro quick-open lid, main double zipper lid, squeeze 'n snap clasp, 2 adjustable dividers, 4 interior pockets and LOTS of padding.

Unlike the video, I face my camera pointing to the back of the case and it easily fits all the accessories INCLUDING the charger. (that's camera, adapter ring, lense hood, strap, extra battery and charger). And there's still lots of "crevas" room for extra memory cards.

Try finding another case for the FZ35 and accessories that you can carry on your belt......and at this price, if you ever out-grow this case, it can be used for just about anything you'd like to carry on your belt for hiking, biking, or jogging.

In summary, for this quality and price....just get it!

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I've had a number of camera and gadget bags over the last 25 years, all of them quite a bit larger than the Case Logic DCB-66 that I just bought for my new Canon Powershot SX20IS. I used to carry an SLR with normal lens, a sizable zoom lens, a macro lens, lens hood, and a tele-extender. I usually had a dozen rolls of film, a number of filters (each in its box for protection), notebook, the SLR manual, shutter cable, a bean bag (for those times I didn't have my tripod), and power winder. I hauled a bag filled like this around Europe for a few weeks (in addition to my regular luggage). I wouldn't be able to do it now. Most of the gadgets I carried were for functions that are built into the PS SX20IS (and many other digital cameras) today. That makes the Case Logic bag just right for me. My PS SX20IS fits nicely into the center section of the bag. I'm left with room for my lens hood, USB cable, spare batteries with compact charger, and a small notebook. I couldn't be happier with the size and weight of the whole combination. But as others have cautioned here, measure your gear carefully, assume the bag's dimensions are a little smaller than those provided in the ad, and think carefully about what you need to carry with your camera. And good luck; I hope many of you are as pleased with the bag as I am.

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It's not all bad. It's a little smaller than it looks in the product pictures, which is good for portability, and it's perfect size for my Canon SX20, which is a pretty hefty power zoom camera. They aren't joking when it says "1-Pull Access" on their labels -you just pull on the tab and the case opens right up. NO FUMBLING. You can even close the clasp with one hand if you need to. Don't plan on carrying too many other accessories, though -barely enough room for a couple of filters and extra batteries. But the design is such that it rolls around real easily when it's in your car, and since there are no zippered compartments to keep spare batteries in, and the mesh pockets inside intended for that purpose are rigid instead of elastic, the batteries always end up spilling of the mesh pockets and often right out of the case if I pick up while I'm using the camera.

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This bag is the perfect size, and sturdy. versatile strap options. There is lots of room for extra items too!

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If I put the camera in the pocket sideways. Note, this camera is bigger than the Olympus website specs say... it is thicker, and it is quite a bit longer, especially when you count the protruding anchor for attaching straps. This case is great for carrying hands-free and taking a spare battery or two along.

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the case overall is great -very sturdy and well-made. however, the velcro sewn to the strap that contains the camera inside the case is loose, shredding, and tearing apart, so i might need to hem it together myself to keep it from completely falling off (especially because the velcro part that's loose is constantly tugging when i'm undoing the velcro strap).

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This bag is absolutely perfect for EVIL / Compact system cameras. I have spent the last month trying to find an ideal bag for my nex-5n and the two kit lenses (18-55, 16mm pancake) as well as a place to put my phone. I bought a Kata Marvelx 20 and a Crumpler 2 Million Dollar Home and neither one really suited me. The Domke does.

The Kata, which was made for just the 18-55 didn't have a nice, soft lining, but a typical nylon-material and had a difficult circumference zipper along the perimeter of the bag. To open it, I had to zip up, right, then left to get at my camera. The 2 million dollar home would hold the camera body with the 18-55 attached and the 16 on the side just fine, but with the 16 mm attached, the 18-55 was too large to have both the lens and the camera side by side the solution would require me to stack the camera on top of the lens.

The Domke F=5XA is my first Domke bag, but it will certainly not be my last. It feels very rugged, has some space for accessories (or a smartphone) and does not scream camera bag. It's also relatively thin--which is perfect for an EVIL camera--which prevents it from sticking out too much when you wear it.

The straps are metal and removable and the bottom is very sturdy. The straps also have a nice rubber-like material sewn into it so that the bag won't slip off your shoulders.

When I tried this bag, I also played around with the Lowepro Courier 80/70, Tamrac Rally 2, and Manfrotto Solo II and the Domke came out on top. The Lowepros looked like children's lunchboxes and did not fit the double lens kit all that well, the Tamrac was very thick and stuck out too much when worn, and the Solo II was too small for both lenses.

All and all, this bag is the perfect companion for the NEX-5N and other EVIL cameras.

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It's a nice little bag. Durable material (standard Domke). Don't expect to get much more than the camera and a second lens or flash in the bag. You will not be able to fit a notebook or your sunglasses. My m4/3 camera, second lens fits nicely. Can't get the battery charger or a notebook in there.

Nice day bag. If you need a place for more than the camera, move up to a bigger bag.

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This bag is very well made, like all Domke bags, but it's quite small. You'll be able to put a NEX with small lens and your wallet and phone. That's about it. The front pockets are barely large enough to hold a credit card and SD cards. I don't feel comfortable putting a Nex battery in the front pockets, they're that little. It's dumb because the pockets could be considerably bigger (deeper) but were designed to be tiny. I replaced it with the F-5Xb which is a a much better and more usable size for my purposes.

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very well built. well proportioned for my GF1 + cables, charger, and two lenses (20mm & 14-45mm). easily identifiable in a group of camera bags and luggage.

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Very well made product, material is of very high quality, and craftmenship is excellent (MADE IN THE U.S.A).

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I got this bag for the Nikon P510 and it fits okay. It's small and not bulky. The interior divider is not removable, but you can push it to the side and make one side double padded and just put the P510 sideways. The small square charger fits one pocket and you can use the other side for the cord, but it's a bit tight, but doable. I tried using the pocket inside the cover, but the cable is too bulky and rubs against the camera so it's hard to close it. Oh and when this is around your neck and under one arm, the zipper for the top is inside towards your body which is a bit weird. Other than that it's the smallest one I could get that would fit the camera okay. Keep in mind that this one is designed for a camcorder. It's not perfect but will do since it's small and cheaper than the others I looked at. It would have been nicer if it was 10 bucks, but what can you do.

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The case fits the Nex 6 camera well. It is some sort of vinyl with a little padding. The workmanship is very good for the price. I did not give it five stars because the fit is not perfect: the back bulges a little away from the camera, especially with the eye cup installed on the viewfinder, and the sides of the camera are not completely covered. However, the camera is still well protected from bumps. It is definitely NOT water tight and additional protection would be needed in rain. Given the reasonable price, I consider this a very good value and would purchase it again.

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It is not bad and not great, it is OK. I was expecting it to be higher quality and fit better.

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I like the case.It's aesthethically pleasing and doesn't impede with the usage of the camera but only if you have the 18-55 mm lenses.I have the 55-210 and no way these can fit anymore.The lower half can still stay but for the lenses portion,I have to keep it detached if I have my bigger lenses on.You still have to remove the case if you want to get to your memory card (annoying).

Reviews of Bower SCB1050 Digital Pro SLR Case - Medium

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It's compact yet very practical, that's it's main strength. It's a good value. It's perfect for mirrorless cameras like Sony Alphas or micro four thirds cameras with a couple extra lens, filters etc. The one gotcha that's not described or visible on the photo is its reliance on Velcro: the top lid does not have a zipper, only Velcro on the sides and a buckle closure that you can see. That makes it quick to sort-of close when you have no time or available hands to actually buckle it, but that's not a very secure or tight closure, and Velcro will wear out from ripping the lid up off of it often.

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This case protected my camera and is lightweight, which is what I needed while on vacation. I bought this for a Canon Powershot A2200 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom (Black), which fits perfectly fine inside. Don't expect much in the way of storage space, though. There is only a piece of webbing on the inside of the case to hold an extra battery and a couple memory cards. Overall, good case for the money.

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