Buy Vanguard Peking 21 Weather Resistant Camera Bag

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Well made bag that fits quite a bit for it's small size. It fits my Olympus E-500 DSLR with both kit lenses, charger, 3 batteries, extra CF cards and lens cloth.

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I bought this last week for my Nikon coolpix L120 and it fits perfect with room to spare. I can also fit my sony cam corder too. there are velcro inserts inside to separate the two. very well made material and lots of padding. I couldnt be more happy with this purchase.

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It's a shame they don't show pictures of the inside of this bag. The top opens up and then the front zips down to reveal 3 mesh pockets meant for flashcards, floppy disks, and cables. Actually, I use mine for a camera/binocular set I was given. The point-and-shoot camera and compact binoculars fit in the main compartment easily together with the divider. The mesh pockets don't hold bulky items, but it's good enough for a roll of file and a simple camera cleaning kit. So I have the basics ready for travel in one small bag.

I even bought another one for a personal 2" TV. The TV and its AC adapter are in the main compartment with a small pair of headphones in the front. I initially wanted to get this bag for my digital camera and accessories. But with a camera, battery charger, AC adapter, and three cables, it was just too much to fit inside this bag; I got a small camcorder bag instead.

So this camera bag is great, but don't expect the pockets up front to hold much.

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The Case Logic DC70 Digital Camera and Accessory Bag is great for Olympus C-3000, C-3040, C-3030 and the HP c315 xi and a couple of other HP and Olympus models. However it is not big enough to room the Sony Mavicas. So dont bother getting this for those.

I do have a problem with this bag and that is that it seems like the accessories on there are really stuffed onces your camera is placed inside it. Because the camera comes with the USB Cable and the tv connection cable and it's hard to pack all of them in here with the camera without stuffing them in.....

There's place for a battery recharger in there and a set of batteries along with the Compact flash cards. Overall this case is pretty decent although you've got to be careful not to let the case swing about from your arm and hit a wall or something. There are other websites selling this a little cheaper.

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Received this bag to go along with my Olympus C-4000. It's quite a nice bag, relatively compact and easily fits my C-4000 with plenty of protection offereed by the walls of the case and padded divider. There is plenty of room left for cables, a flash or even another camera if you've got one. A mesh pouch on the inside of the main compartment flap offers a handy place to store my SM cards. On the other side, another component offers 4 elastic loops for batteries, and 2 mesh pouches (1 zippered) for storing more batteries or whatever else you might have. I can easily store 3 sets of 4 AA batteries in here, with plenty of room for more SM cards. And to top it all off, a zippered side pouch for another place to put stuff (nothing too thick though). There's an adjustable carry strap that you can use to sling over your shoulder, plus handles on the top and side, so there are plenty of ways to grab onto the bag. The only think I don't like about this bag is that mine doesn't seem to want to stand up. It always ends up rolling over onto its back. This however is a pretty minor thing.

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Alright, it's just a bag, but it's a great bag for the Olympus 3000. It has room for everything I need for the camera. The camera itself, battery charger, an extra set of batteries, a couple of extra media cards, the accessory cords for downloading. All this fits into the bag very securely, without everything banging into each other, because of the pocket dividers.

The bag is not too bulky, rather compact with padding. The zippers function very well. The pockets designed such that I don't have to worry about things falling out. Overall, a very good bag to take along with the camera and recharging supplies.

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This is a great quality bag with lots of storage, but if all you want is a simple bag to hold a single camera then it's probably not the bag for you. There is so much interior space that most digital cameras would just bounce around. I am using it as a purse; it holds my battery charger, fuji 4700, wallet, charger cables, sunglasses, cell phone and additional memory cards and disks well, but I'll get another smaller bag for when I only want my camera. Unless you've got a huge camera or a million accessories I recommend a smaller bag.

Review of Precision Design PD-MBP ILC Digital Camera Mini Sling Backpack

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I totally love the design but I'd give it a zero star if it was possible.

Why?

It's gosh-darn mini that can barely hold my SONY NEX 6. Let alone a flash or lens. I am extremely disappointed with the description. They are selling some toy bags to people. Steer CLEAR of this thing if you're looking for a camera bag. If you're a SLR user FORGET about it. It's one of the worst products I have ever received on Amazon.

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It's TINY. More so than I expected. But I was able to get a real camera in it, and my keys, and a parasol, and a few other sundry items. It is built well, as far as I can tell. The "hidden" pocket is a nice feature for ID and CC. I didn't want a big pack in my way, just something to hold the essentials while I explored. I added a little chest strap myself to keep it snug so I could climb over rocks and trees without it moving, but it's pretty comfy without that, too.

No complaints on this one, but do make sure it's the size you want. It really is teeny tiny.

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It is exactly what I've expected, a very compact and confort way to carry the camera with a long lens and many small accessories. There is room even for your purse, but not more. It is not big on the shoulder.

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This is perfect for a small camera. More than I expected. Would recommend. Not too big. Just perfect and love it

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Okay, okay, so i bought it BECAUSE it was small. i bought a small mirror-less camera and a ton of old SLR lenses to trick it out, and saw this advertised as exactly what i needed: a camera bag for a compact mirror-less camera system. The thing is, it doesn't seem like anyone thought about how the tetris of it was all going to work out. In other words, this doesn't seem to be made by someone who was interested in how it actually functions in the field. There are tons of little pockets and compartments, all so cute and miniaturized that you can barely fit anything in them (a 3 foot USB cable barely fits in the side pockets), and in the pockets that are potentially large enough to hold battery chargers, remotes, cleaning stuff, filters, etc. little thought was given to how much volume they will have to accommodate once you put them ALL in there at the same time. There is also a clever zipper on the backpack straps to make it into a should bag, on its face a brilliant idea, but in practice, making for a sling bag that you can't sling in part because the length that the straps have to be in backpack mode are 10 inches longer than they need to be in sling mode, but mostly because the ergonomics of the 2 bags don't really compliment each other. There is no grip to the underside of the double duty backpack straps, so you can't even just sling one strap over your shoulder while in back pack mode. The front part unzips and the front panel folds out, but they've sewn gussets (word?) onto the sides so that the front won't open all the way, especially if you have the bag lying on its back, this is really weird, i suppose it is to keep your bag from opening all the way up when it's upright, but i would have appreciated some snaps instead of stitching. There is no top handle, which is pretty much the most egregious oversight besides not understanding that pockets eventually contain things.

So the bag is just too small. This is the petite version for someone who plays at photography and wants something to replace her purse. The small backpack doesn't sit in a good place on one's back, or at least mine, but i'm not petite, i'm medium. Which is what these guys really need to make. This is a good start, but it needs a mark II, something that's 25% larger, ditches the transformer straps, adds that handle, puts some pleats in the pockets, longer more useful side pockets, lets the bag have more front to back space, especially the storage inside the front flap. Most importantly, send some designers out with a handful of lenses and some cameras and learn how the bag needs to function.

Why 4 stars if it's so too small? Even though this bag isn't as awesome as it could be, i can still use it to cruise around with my NEX-7 fitted with a 40mm Hexanon and still stash a Nikon 85mm with tilt adapter, an FD 20mm with rubber lens hood, and if i'm really sneaky, i can get the FD 50mm f1.4 in there for good measure. i can't fit much else in there besides sliding the charger into the front pouch, and extra SD cards in the zipper pocket on the velcro flap. Construction quality seems solid, not problems so far, and the bags padding, though not bulky or in your face, inspires confidence in its own tiny way.

This small bag is one major revision away from finding the medium sized format that would better suit its purpose.

Ape Case AC520G Envoy Compact Messenger-Style Camera Case (Olive Review

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This Ape Case is really nice. It just barely fits my Canon EOS Rebel T3i and EF-S 70-300mm telephoto lens without being too bulky and it's fairly comfortable on my shoulder. The zippers work well, pocket is convenient, and bright yellow interior is perfect for a camera bag. My only issue is that the strap is too long. I end up taking a lot of photos around tidepools and sometimes I'd like to be able to shorten the strap so that there's no chance of me dipping the bag in the water if I crouch down. Although the strap is adjustable, it won't go as short as I'd like and the shoulder pad can't be used at all unless the bag is hanging way below my waist. I planned on shortening the strap myself but haven't gotten around to it yet. In a perfect world, this bag would be completely waterproof, but for the price it's quite adequate.

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Discount POV Case 3.0 Large GoPro-Edition Black

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I got this case so i can carry all of my electronics in my backpack as a carry on. I don't like my equipment knocking around in any old bag. I was able to fit all of my camera equipment in this. I own a go pro and two waterproof point and shoot cameras.

I was able to fit in the case:

all 3 cameras

all spare batteries (3 waterproof cam, 3 gopro)

GOpro remote

both camera wall chargers

grenade grip

Xshot monopod

Gopro grab bag equipment

head strap

Nothing floats around and everything fits nicely. But don't expect to put much at all in the mesh carrier at the top of the case. Most things you put in there will bump with stuff in the bottom which will make it hard to close. Also, you can only mount the gopro face up, so if anything is pushed against the front on/off button you will accidentally turn the camera on and off.

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I had seen this product online, but only purchased after seeing in person and bought there on the spot.

In the end, I DID feel it was worth the money, however it is overpriced. As conflicting as that is, theres just nothing that I have found out there designed especially for the GoPro that has custom cutouts allready done.

I am able to fit into mine,

*GoPro Silver with case and mount

*GoPro Black with case and mount

*TWO Suction mounts (one with ext arm, one without)

*TWO Battery Backpacks

*Back Doors for Battery BackPacks

*Wifi Remote

*Spare MicroSD cards (stored inside of Full size SD adapters)

*USB Micro SD card reader

*Apple iPad camera adapter kit (for uploading direct to iPad)

*Charger Cables for Cameras, and WiFi remote

Everything else goes into a small tackle/parts box such as Extension arms, knobs, screws, 3m mounts etc.

All in all this is a slick case that stores all the bulky substantial items of my kit safely and securely. I could def fit some more small pieces in there but I prefer just to carry what is used the most.

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I like the case. My two GoPro cameras fit nicely as well as bunch of accessories. The only thing missing is a handle.

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Light weight case with good foam padding. It is a semi hard case that will protect your equipment, but remember it's a semi-hard case, not a hard case. It works great for me as I do not plan on dropping the case or stacking stuff on top of it.

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I like the case. It gets the job done but, if you are like me, and you went nuts buying all of the Gro Pro accessories, this case will not be big enough. I only have one camera and I have just about every mount you may need. I'd like to see something to accomodate more accessories.

CaseCrown Pebbled Granite Hard Cover Case (Blue) for Olympus Stylus Review

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The case works very well for my camera which is an Olympus Stylus, however, the color is more of a light aqua than a blue. The color wasn't what I was expecting but the case does the job I bought it for so I kept it.

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Nylon Green Camera Case Accessory for Canon PowerShot A2300 A2400 Review

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just the right size for carrying or in your purse and it keeps the camera from getting scratched.

I love the purchase I made

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I really like this little case for my Canon Power Shot A3400 IS. It is a perfect fit. It is a hard enough case to protect the camera in my purse without adding a lot of weight.

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Perfect size to fit my camera. The only downside is that one is not able to fit their charger in this case; however, when you think about it, you don't need to carry the charger around with you once the camera is fully charged.

I would reccommend this product 100%.

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This seems to be a well made case and it holds our small cannon very well. I would purchase again.

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I wanted something small to carry in my purse that would protect my new little camera. This does it .

Tamrac 3320017 Aero 20 Digital Camera Zoom Case (Black) Reviews

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This is a perfect size for the Panasonic Lumix FZ28. I wear it on my belt and wanted a camera bag as small as possible. The camera & neck-strap just fits inside, and an extra battery fits in the side pocket.

I regret that the battery-charger does not fit as well, I will have to carry that separately. But I prefer the trade-off in size.

This fits right on my belt and is not at all bulky.

[Actually instead of a belt I use purple webbing with snap-buckle

*CLIMB HIGH One-Inch Tubular Webbing

*KENYON Dual Adjust 1-in. Side Squeeze Buckle

which I purchased from EMS (Eastern Mountain Sports)]

and slide the camera bag onto that very neat!

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Was looking for a relatively compact case to fit my FZ28 and a couple of accessories. This seemed to fit the bill exactly but it turned out to be too good to be true. The side pockets on this case are deceiving. With the camera installed they become useless as the camera pushes on the walls and makes it difficult to put anything in them. A filter would break and even getting a SDHC card in or out is difficult. The case is good if you just want to carry the camera and don't plan on removing and replacing it numerous times as the top is a pain to deal with. This is as basic as it gets. Construction is good and materials are fine. Also, this case will not stand on it's own and must be layed on it's back when set down.

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I bought this bag for my FZ28 due to the review by Thelma Meyer and indeed, it fits perfectly in! Just one additional tip for FZ28 owners: You can even fit the lens hood in this bag, if you turn it in the opposite direction than usual (around the lens, front towards the camera body). I did this and... lost my lens hood, when on a walk. (The bag is so light that it can easily turn 180 degrees, when it's empty.) But I found it again and also found the perfect solution: I added Velcro strips to two sides of the lens hood and to the two sides inside the camera bag. This way you can take the FZ28 out and still never loose the lens hood when you leave it off.

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Case is perfect for Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ28K digital camera. Light weight and well constructed and includes strap. Side pocket can snugly fit an extra battery.

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Great bag with belt loop. Holds my Panasonic FZ-28 perfectly. Only has enuf room for the camera, tho. I also have a Case Logic bag for traveling that can hold the charger, extra battery, etc.

Review of Compact Digital Camera Case with Storage Polyester/Nylon 3 x 23/4 x

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I am very satisfied with my new case and tripod. I thought the case was going to look bulky but am happily surprised by how slim and compact it is for the amount of protection it contains. It has great amounts of padding all the way around to protect my camera and yet still looks little. The quality of the fabric is very good! It looks like expensive material yet its a great price! Really enjoy the possibilities it presents with belt loop staying connected and the detachable neck strap! Pleased that the size is what its claimed to be because this case is listed elsewhere as 7.4 inches long!! It is indeed 4.9 inches long as this description confirms. Mini tripod is perfect for quick access to achieve stable quality photos!

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Lowepro DSLR Protection Essentials Kit with DSLR Bag, UV Filter Review

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This is a great, sturdy little camera case for someone who has a camera that would fit it. I have a Canon DSLR EOS Mark II that it is far too small for. I was not about to break down my camera rig enough to fit it in there. Even if I had, it would have been doubtful about it fitting. I was, however, able to use it with a Nikon digital camera. that one didn't have much as far as accessories, except an extra battery. The accessories included with the bag can be a nice plus for some, but for me, I wouldn't call them "essential" by any stretch.

Take the time to shop for a case that works for your rig. Take measurements and don't trade that for a few little trinket accessories that you will most likely just buy along the way anyway if you need them.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program The first thing that struck me about the LowePro DSLR Protection Essentials Kit was how small the camera bag is. I thought to myself "Will my camera even fit in that bag?". Unfortunately, the answer was "No." I have a Canon T2i DSLR with a 17-50mm lens. I would try the camera with the stock lens but I don't have it anymore. My lens is not exactly oversized and the camera will not fit in the bag with the lens on. Even if the camera would fit into the bag with a slightly smaller lens there isn't enough room left at the back of the camera to fit the camera's neck strap down into the bag. The bag is fairly durable looking and it has a a reasonable amount of padding. The shoulder strap is thin with no padding and would not be comfortable with any amount of weight in the bag. The good news is nothing you place in this bag will be very heavy because the bag is too small to hold much. One of the drawbacks of carrying a DSLR as opposed to compact camera is the size. A DSLR doesn't exactly fit in your pocket. I guess some people might want the smallest bag possible to keep theirs in. But, I think if you're serious about photography or even semi-serious, you're going to outgrow this bag very, very quickly. I bought a flash diffuser for my camera and there's no place that it would fit in this bag.

The other "essentials" included in the kits are not really essentials. The UV filter will, of course, only fit if you have a 58 or 52 mm lens. It doesn't fit my lens. And, given the price, I doubt that is is a quality filter. It could protect your lens from fingerprints and scratches. The screen protector is actually better than I was expecting. The instructions that came with it are not clear at all. It comes with a front and back laminateone says to remove before application and the other after application. But, the instructions don't tell you when to trim the card in relation to removing these covers. The template that is printed on one of the laminates didn't have a size that matched my screen exactlyso I had to custom trim mine. The included squeegee card is a thin piece of cardboard that wasn't stiff enough to remove the air bubbles. But, I was able to get the protector trimmed and used a credit card to remove the bubbles and got a decent fit.

I'd call this a camera bag with a couple of freebies thrown in rather than a "essentials kit". I suspect anyone who has spent $500 or more on a good DSLR is going to want a better bag that will not only be more durable and protect their investment better but that will hold the extra gear he is likely to purchase. Even if you don't carry an extra lens, you might by an external flash or a flash diffuser or extra battery pack none of which fit in this bag easily. Mostnot at all.

My advice would be to spend a few more dollars and get a bigger bag with more protection. I spent about $20 more than this bag is going for and got a much nicer bag. It's not so big that I am at all hesitant to carry it. But, it's big enough that I feel it will serve me well for a few years.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This is a good kit, but some parts aren't essential in my estimation.

The bag: Essential. You need this bag to carry everything that goes along with any DSLR: lens cap, lens filters, batteries, memory cards, cords, straps, etc... if you are really into photography, you know how many little extras go along with owning a good camera. And this bag handles them all since it has many little compartments. It's sturdy, well-made and has a belt loop or strap to handle whatever way you want to carry it. The padding seems pretty substantial and would protect your camera from basic drops and bumps.

The UV filter: Well, for some this may be essential, but I'm not certain that for many basic photographers, the so-called "blue cast" that pictures have with film cameras isn't really registering on DSLRs to the point where a filter is necessary. The glass used in almost all lenses will block any light with a wavelength shorter than 350nm, so you don't need help from a filter, necessarily unless you are a very picky, technical photographer. Most of us are not.

The screen laminate: This could go either way. A simple wipe-down with a lens cloth clears up any smudges on the viewing screen for me. The laminate could possibly eliminate some smudges, but then you need to wipe off the laminate occasionally anyway. As far as applying the laminate, this was tricky and a bit difficult. It's almost impossible (unless you live in a dust-free science lab) to keep bits of dust from getting under that piece of plastic, so prepare for a few bubbles that can't be removed with the supplied cardboard "squeegee". They won't be visible when the camera is on anyway.

All in all, a good kit for the money, but some parts seem like afterthoughts that could easily be left out. I think it might be that the manufacturer tossed them in to help make the near-40-dollar price tag look reasonable. I feel it's reasonable either way.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I know we're not all professional photographers, but even a beginner would have a hard time finding a good value in this product.

First, the case is really very, very tiny. A Canon Rebel XT with an 18-55mm lens would have a pretty tough time fitting in here. The 58mm UV filter (which by the way, isn't even mentioned on Amazon's description so you wouldn't even know what lens size it fits!) is standard fare, and comes in a cardboard box/sleeve. Not a very protective case if you decide to take it off. I'm guessing Lowerpro don't assume you'll ever remove it, which is maybe a poor assumption given there are ND filters, polarizing filters etc you might want to use.

In any case, an all-too-small case, an "OK" UV filter (it's bottom of the barrel, but it works), and a screen protector.

I'm not seeing the value here, truly. If you need a case this size, a 58mm filter, and a screen protector for your camera's LCD, well... I'd probably just spend a little more and get something with a bit more.... "possibility." You're restricting yourself with this setup, and it really just feels like you're spending the cash on a bag with a few things thrown in for free. Looking at it that way, get yourself a bigger Lowepro and open up the possibility that your gear collection will expand preempt that with a larger case!

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This Lowepro Adventura TLZ 15 camera bag is a great entry-level bag for the novice photographer. Holds a smaller sized DSLR with no problem. Perfect for stock cameras like the Canon EOS 1100D, Sony SLTA33L or Nikon D5100.

If you have a larger bodied camera or a camera with a vertical grip, like the Nikon D3S or a Sony A900, you would probably want to skip this bag and go on to something a bit bigger like the Lowepro SlingShot 100 AW or the Lowepro Fastpack 250, because if you can afford these cameras, you are more than likely to have bigger and better lenses and more gear to tote around and these bags will fit the bill.

The Lowepro Adventura TLZ 15 camera bag is a shoulder bag designed with a quick grab and shoot design.

I like the design of the bag which cradles the camera downward. So you can sling the camera in front of you, unzip and grab your camera without tipping it out and wrecking havoc on your day.

It has lots of small storage which is excellent for quick cleaning kits and SD memory cards.

Overall, I like this bag and it would be great protection for your entry level or mid-range DSLR camera.

Review of Triline Leather Case Bag for Sumsung Galaxy GC100 EK-GC100 Camera

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Love the white case for my new Galaxy camera. It gives my camera good protection...easy snaps on the bottom to open when you're taking a pic. I love the color white that I chose ...i'm getting compliments on it... it is so elegant..

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Tamrac 5562 Explorer 200 Camera Bag (Blue) Reviews

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I was looking for a non-descript, low profile bag that I can use to carry my d5100, 18-55 and 55-300 lens. Most cases are bulky, awkward and even worse a pain to carry. I looked for hours and feel this is perfect. Enough room to store the body wih either lens attached (facing down, supported by pads whereas other cases have the lens facing sideways running the risk of crushing it) and the other lens in the side compartment. There is also room to pack my point and shoot in the case while traveling, hold both battery chargers and a few other small accessories.

If you're looking for something convenient without bulk of some of the larger cases, this should be perfect for you!

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I like the bag very much. It's small, but I carry my D90 with 1 lens attached (18-55), plus another lens (55-200). Besides some small miscellaneous items, like IR remote, flash drive, battery charger, etc., there isn't much space left over. Maybe I could fit an external flash and small lens, but that would be about it. It has a zipper enclosure around the top of the bag under the top cover and a quick-release clip. I don't necessarily like the dual closure mechanisms, but I do at least like the zipper because I feel the contents are more secure. It comes with a rain cover that fits in a removable pouch attached to the outside of the bag. The rain cover/pouch is a little bulbous hanging off the bag and I can't picture myself actually using it unless I were caught unprotected in a driving rain, but I figure that as soon as I take it off is when I'll get caught in the rain!

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I recently upgraded by purchasing a Nikon D3200 camera with 18-55 mm lens and a 55-200 mm lens. To top my purchase off I also got a Nikon SB-700 Autofocus Speedlight flash. To finish off my purchase I purchased the Tamrac 5562 Explorer 200 bag.

It is a low profile bag which is superbly crafted. It has a zipper enclosure around the top of the bag under the top cover and a quick-release clip. The bag contains several pouches to hold a battery charger, spare battery, two extra memory chips, and a few other small accessories. An elasticized mesh side pocket provides convenient access to small light weight objects. The bag also contains several durable foam pads held on by Velcros to allow you to customize the inside.

While I really like the bag, I must say that it does limit what I can carry. The camera body and both lenses easily fill up the inside. However, what you do carry is well protected. Nikon D3200 owners beware. To put everything I purchased during my upgrade would undoubtedly require a much larger bag; which might not make me happy either. I would definitely recommend this bag if you want a small, easy to carry bag which will give your equipment maximum protection.

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I bought this bag right before my trip overseas to carry my Olympus digital SLR, a flash, 2 lenses and a few filters. It is just right. Not to big to be in the way, but roomy enough to allow ease of getting lenses, camera etc out of the bag. The Front pocket/organization is great an keeps everything-memory cards etc, orderly and neat. The back pocket even has room to allow a travel guide book. Highly recommended

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I bought the Tamrac Explorer 200 for an excursion with my Panasonic Lumix G2, 14-42mm kit zoom, and the Panasonic Lumix 20mm f/1.7 pancake. This bag held the above kit with room to spare, and was the perfect size for travel. I could probably fit at least one more lens such as the Panasonic/Leica 45mm macro and/or the Lumix 7-14mm Ultra-Wide zoom. I also like the many pockets for accessories, as well as the included rain hood. One gets the secure feeling that one's gear is well-protected from both the elements and any rough handling. It is a Quality item inside and out! I've used Tamrac products for years, and highly recommend them, at least their line of shoulder bags.

Review of Portabrace CAR-2 Cargo Case (Blue)

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When I say system ... I mean it. This thing will fit everything. I have my Af100 in there along with two wireless lav kits, an me66 shotgun mic, 5xlrs, 4 lenses, adapters, 2 panasonic battery packs and a bunch of other crap in there and I still have plenty of room.

My only complaint is the lack of sectioning options in the interior. You get the bottom pad plate (a 3/4 inch thick hard foam pad covered in a soft black cloth), and a nice long well padded "wall" that you put around to further protect the camera and three small (4x3") dividers, which I had no idea what to do with. Luckily, I had an old SLR case and I was able to part it out to create so protective storage divisions so:

By itself, If you're just putting a mid-large sized camera in here, you're good to go (although you'll probably want one of the smaller bags) but what you'll have to do to make sure everything inside is protected (lenses and mics and stuff) you'll probably want to buy some additional dividers.

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Best ZAGG invisibleSHIELD for Canon Powershot SD800is (Full Body) Deals

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I bought this shield for my Canon SD800IS, and I am glad I did. It does indeed provide invisible protection, but it is not accurate to call it "full body." I would say more like 80% coverage.

There are parts of the back, bottom, and sides that do not get covered. Some of them might have been too tricky to design or apply, but I think at least they could have included coverage for the upraised rectangle that surrounds the LCD screen on the back. That is an area vulnerable to scratches that I would have liked protection for. And I don't think it would have been very difficult to apply on the camera.

Speaking of application: not for the impatient! There are about 7-8 pieces to apply, and they require careful finger-eye coordination. This is especially true for the large wrap-around piece that goes over most of the front and parts of the side and top of the camera body. This was the final piece I applied, wanting to give myself some practice with the smaller, more straight-forward pieces. Besides which, there were no detailed instructions about the application process for my particular camera just a general set of directions about how to use the liquid spray in conjunction with the film.

It's been a couple of months since I did this, but I believe I worked between 45-60 minutes getting the entire shield applied. The end result: even with a lot of use, my camera still looks brand new.

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