Review of invisibleSHIELD Protective Film for Cannon PowerShot SX230

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hands down these Invisible Shield products blow away the competition. They are virtually bomb proof. Many times my camera gets left on the dash of a dusty truck, after sliding around it comes away scratch free.

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I followed the instructions, and used the tools provided and this screen protector went on amazingly easy. No air bubbles, no creases, no fingerprints. Fantastically easy. Much better than the other 20 or so screen protectors I have used in the past. The only negative I see about the protector is that it is a little smaller than I prefer for screen protectors. There is probably 1mm of unprotected screen on all 4 sides. I don't anticipate getting any scratches there, and even if I did, it would have little or no impact on being able to view the pictures, etc. in the display.

Fantastic screen protector.

Nikon Camera Case for Nikon Coolpix 990, 995 and 4500 Digital Reviews

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When I purchased a new Coolpix 990, I knew beforehand that it would not include a carrying case. The cheap case that had been included with the 950 served my needs well, so I bought this case for the 990, expecting it to be similar. When it arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. This case is both larger and better built than the case included with the 950. The fabric is heftier and has a slightly rubberized feel on the outside that makes it seem much more substantial. The case includes a small pocket under the flap on the front that's perfect for an extra set of batteries or a few spare compact flash cards. Unlike the velcro closure on the 950 case, this one has a short adjustable strap with a plastic snap-lock closure. This makes it a bit more secure, though accessing the camera will be a bit slower if you're in a rush. This case should also work well for the 950. Overall, very nice.

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One of the reasons I like my Nikon 990 is its relatively compact size. When I bought it, however, I did not get a case for it, which was not a good idea. I could carry the camera in one of the larger camera bags I already had. This posed the problem of possibly scratching or damaging the LCD on the back of the camera since the camera was somewhat loose in the camera bag with other metal accessories in it. The lens cover could also get knocked off in my larger bag since the camera could shift around in it.

I quickly purchased this case and have been well pleased with it ever since then. The camera fits snugly inside so there is no worry about damaging the display or the lens. There is also a small, although sufficient, pouch to place extra batteries, extra memory cards, or even an additional lens in. Plus the whole package is small enough to fit in my briefcase or a larger camera bag.

It's just right for what I need.

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Case is very well made of rugged Codura, with soft lining inside to protect the LCD screen, and fits the camera nicely. The shape of the camera doesn't lend itself well to generic camera cases, usually being too big or too small for a good fit; that's not the case with this one (pun). The unique rubberized texture makes it easy to pick it out by feel, from inside a backpack or such.

As has been mentioned, it would be nice to have provisions for a shoulder strap instead of only a belt loop, but you can simply put your finger through the belt loop on the back of the case to hold it while using the camera, using it as a hand strap, (with the bag at the back of your hand). Not much of a problem.

If you do decide to use the belt loop, the case works fine as a quick draw holster; it's very easy to unclip the latch and grab the camera by the grip.

The camera's shoulder strap can be used when just carrying the camera around.

There is a small strap clip intended to secure the case to the camera's shoulder strap when the camera's in use, but it's not very useful because it generally gets in the way when dangling from the strap, and it just takes too long to work with.

The quick release clip works very well, both more silent and more secure than Velcro flaps, and the flap opens much wider than most zippered flaps, making it simple to take the camera out and put it back in.

The external pouch fits an EN-EL1 spare perfectly, as well as backup CF cards.

If you have a 995, this very sharp looking case is really essential for keeping the camera in good shape, both for transport and daily use. It looks much nicer than the pictures convey-

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I previously used a case logic digital camera bag for my Coolpix 950. It was pretty nice, but it was a tight fit to get the camera in. Alhtough the Nikon case seems smaller, the camera fits much better. I also have room for an extra set of batteries, my PCMCIA flash card adaptor, and a video cable. However, the one thing I miss is that there's no shouldar strap. Just a belt buckle, and a little loop.

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After using the case, I'm revising my comments. I understand everyone's point about the missing strap. My kids commented how stupid it looks to have the case hanging on the strap while I'm using the camera. (what can I say, I'm a nerd) And, the loop provided to hold the strap always manages to tangle up the strap. Frustrating! Now, I'm left with taking the case off altogether.

The belt loop doesn't look strong enough either. I never intended to use it, so I didn't buy the case based on that feature. Still I love having the case that the manufacturer made intended for my camera. The good fit makes for good protection. And, I love that touch of purple and how it matches my camera. This bag will be useful when I'm bike riding and want to take just my camera and cell phone along. Because, as I said before, the storage area is big enough to hold that little something extra.

I compared this to the Nikon leather bag ... and the leather bag didn't have as much storage. Yet this bag doesn't seem any bigger than the leather bag; it's storage areas are just designed better.

USA Gear Top Loading Digital SLR Camera Case Bag- Works with Canon Review

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This case is perfect fit for my Canon DSLR 3Ti with 18-55 lens. Now I do not have to carry the large case for short trips. The padding adds camera protection and the outside pocket is perfect for cell phone, lipstick and wallet so no need for a purse. Great for picnics, bicycling or beach photos when additional lenses are not needed. Mini tripod super for night shots.

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Exceeded my expectations. Delivered quickly and well packed. The camera fit perfectly, and It has a front pocket that fits extra cards, battery, and the tripod.

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Just bought the Canon T4i 18-135mm STM lens, two estra batteries and a lav mic. Everything fits perfectly and now Im set to travel with my new toy. =D thank you.

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I wasn't expecting that this bag would have a mini tripod included but the fact that it came free with purchase meant that we were able to get a few shots that we weren't expecting. Pretty great.

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The camera bag was as specified and fit my Cannon SLR very nicely. It is comfortable to carry and does a great job protecting my camera.

Reviews of Bluecell NC-513 Leopard Pattern Digital SLR Camera Camcorder Neck

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Love it!!! I love the leopard print. You are able to adjust the length of it so that was great.

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Great quality, and its really cute... AND CHEAP!

I have it on my Canon 7D and I actually feel like its safe and secure on it!

Shipped really fast.

Thank you!

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So far, so good. Easy to put together, but I don't believe instructions were included. You may want to look at your old camera strap to see how to string it if you do not know already.

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Daughter wanted this to go with her new camera, she likes it a lot. The only thing I would change would be to make the strap a little wider.

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I used this at first with my Nikon D3000, as is, and the straps are a little too lose even when you wind them through the plastic things like your supposed to. One slipped out and it made me nervous, So I compared them to the clips from my stock strap, and the ones that came with my camera are a little grippier and hold better, so i just switched out all the plastic pieces and now its secure and works just fine. So cute, I love it, great way to make your camera be just a little different from everyone else's.

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I purchased both the Tamrac 3445 Rally 5 Camera/Netbook/iPad Bag (Brown/Tan) and Tamrac 3447 Rally 7 Camera/Laptop Bag (Brown/Tan) bags as I was looking for a daily use camera bag. I had a few key criteria for what the bag had to hold:

1. Be able to hold my camera ( Canon EOS 50D )

2. 1 flash ( Canon Speedlite 580EX or Canon Speedlite 430EX II )

3. 1 lens on Camera and at least 1 additional lens

4. Apple iPad in this case: Twelve South BookBook for iPad in Classic Black Style

5. Assorted: memory cards, ipad camera kit, charger (iPad and camera), spare battery, etc.

6. Place to keep a water bottle or 2

The Rally 7 bag has 4 vertical compartments, whereas the Rally 5 has 3 vertical compartments. Both bags have a compartment for keeping a laptop, netbook or tablet. In addition there are 2 mesh pockets on either side, a zippered compartment at the front of the bag (under the flap) and a document pocket in the back of the bag.

The Rally 7 held everything great, I could hold All of the above comfortably. I could fit my Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L lens and 2-3 other lenses, depending on which ones I used. The problem was exactly what I could fit in the bag. Since this is going to be my walking around bag (and what I carry to work every day) I needed to keep myself from over filling the bag. The space for the iPad was plenty large and could easily hold a laptop instead (up to 15"). The pockets on the sides of the bag are pretty nice for keeping small items or water bottles and the front pocket under the flap holds all the assorted accessories I need.

The Rally 5 on the other hand basically has one less slot so I can hold everything that I listed above, but the 100-400L lens. The iPad slot fits my iPad in case just barely or could fit a netbook instead (up to maybe a 11" or 12" screen, my 13" MacBook does not fit). The bag is a little shorter and not quite as wide as the Rally 7, but the depth of the bags is just about the same as can be seen in the photos i have added to the bag pages or in the specs provided by Tamrac. The best part is that the bag now goes with me wherever I go, so I take more photos. I have to plan things more carefully than I did with my backpack, but at the same time this makes the bag lighter.

I ended up returning the Rally 7 and kept the Rally 5. I'm not sure either of these bags could hold a Pro body or a body with a grip, but since that isn't what I have it wasn't a concern. Here are a few things that I would like done differently on the bag:

1. Add the quiet opening velcro flaps like on the Crumpler bags (that I also looked at, but were too heavy).

2. Allow the strap to be changed, although the strap is reasonably comfortable, I can see wanting a different strap or one with more padding.

3. I'm not sure I like the clip in the front for closing the flap, it doesn't have the guides on the side which means I don't quite get it lined up all the time.

Other than those 3 items I really like my new bag! I've been using it for almost 6 weeks now and have found it to be exactly what I needed and when my camera isn't it, I can even use it to hold the 100-400 lens to shoot with at an event so I can get at it and swap lenses. I like the brown color as well (though I did like the black bag with red stripe that was available for other versions of this bag, that didn't have the laptop/iPad slot).

Note: I've posted this review on both the Rally 5 and Rally 7 pages as I hope this helps anyone trying to decide between these bags.

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I purchased both the Tamrac 3445 Rally 5 Camera/Netbook/iPad Bag (Brown/Tan) and Tamrac 3447 Rally 7 Camera/Laptop Bag (Brown/Tan) bags as I was looking for a daily use camera bag. I had a few key criteria for what the bag had to hold:

1. Be able to hold my camera ( Canon EOS 50D )

2. 1 flash ( Canon Speedlite 580EX or Canon Speedlite 430EX II )

3. 1 lens on Camera and at least 1 additional lens

4. Apple iPad in this case: Twelve South BookBook for iPad in Classic Black Style

5. Assorted: memory cards, ipad camera kit, charger (iPad and camera), spare battery, etc.

6. Place to keep a water bottle or 2

The Rally 7 bag has 4 vertical compartments, whereas the Rally 5 has 3 vertical compartments. Both bags have a compartment for keeping a laptop, netbook or tablet. In addition there are 2 mesh pockets on either side, a zippered compartment at the front of the bag (under the flap) and a document pocket in the back of the bag.

The Rally 7 held everything great, I could hold All of the above comfortably. I could fit my Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L lens and 2-3 other lenses, depending on which ones I used. The problem was exactly what I could fit in the bag. Since this is going to be my walking around bag (and what I carry to work every day) I needed to keep myself from over filling the bag. The space for the iPad was plenty large and could easily hold a laptop instead (up to 15"). The pockets on the sides of the bag are pretty nice for keeping small items or water bottles and the front pocket under the flap holds all the assorted accessories I need.

The Rally 5 on the other hand basically has one less slot so I can hold everything that I listed above, but the 100-400L lens. The iPad slot fits my iPad in case just barely or could fit a netbook instead (up to maybe a 11" or 12" screen, my 13" MacBook does not fit). The bag is a little shorter and not quite as wide as the Rally 7, but the depth of the bags is just about the same as can be seen in the photos i have added to the bag pages or in the specs provided by Tamrac. The best part is that the bag now goes with me wherever I go, so I take more photos. I have to plan things more carefully than I did with my backpack, but at the same time this makes the bag lighter.

I ended up returning the Rally 7 and kept the Rally 5. I'm not sure either of these bags could hold a Pro body or a body with a grip, but since that isn't what I have it wasn't a concern. Here are a few things that I would like done differently on the bag:

1. Add the quiet opening velcro flaps like on the Crumpler bags (that I also looked at, but were too heavy).

2. Allow the strap to be changed, although the strap is reasonably comfortable, I can see wanting a different strap or one with more padding.

3. I'm not sure I like the clip in the front for closing the flap, it doesn't have the guides on the side which means I don't quite get it lined up all the time.

Other than those 3 items I really like my new bag! I've been using it for almost 6 weeks now and have found it to be exactly what I needed and when my camera isn't it, I can even use it to hold the 100-400 lens to shoot with at an event so I can get at it and swap lenses. I like the brown color as well (though I did like the black bag with red stripe that was available for other versions of this bag, that didn't have the laptop/iPad slot).

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I had my eye on this bag for a few weeks. It was exactly what I wanted, but was more money than I wanted to spend. I bought a cheapier bag and threw it away after 2 days. Bought this one and really like it. I wanted a bag that would hold my iPad, in its Otter Box case, the data cable and outlet charger, and my stylus pen. This bag is too big for that, but I wanted the option to be able to carry extra items if needed. The advantage of using a camera bag is that it comes with sections that can be velcroed to create pockets instead of having everything floating around in the bigger front pocket the iPad has it's own pocket.

Quality is very good. The strap is not wimpy like on most computer bags. The clip is easy to operate to open the main flap. There is the added bonus of velcro under the flap to hold in place if you leave it unclipped. There is also a pocket on the outside that is great for holding papers, folder, or a magazine.

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What I carry in this bag:

>Netbook in the slot (without power cord) with camera manual

>Inside compartments: Panasonic Lumix GH2 with 14-140 lens in center, with spare filter underneath; 100-300 lens and lens pen on one side; 20mm prime lens, battery charger, small point-and-shoot, extra lenscaps maybe some small miscelleny, on the other side.

>Front zipper compartment: in the pockets: memory cards (in a drawstring bag), spare battery. Free-floating: filter wrenches (could fit more).

>Back pocket: non-valuable flat items, such as a map.

Note: the GH2 is a micro-four-thirds camera. A DSLR and its accoutrements could be an entirely different story.

I had a hard time picking a bag for my new camera that I was about to take on a trip. This served me well in that it fit pretty much everything I needed (barely, but it did). The lenses only fit this one way (in other words, the bag only closes when the 14-140 lens is mounted and in the center pocket, etc).

Highlights: Decent padding, rugged-seeming outer material, cutomizable velcro-attached inner dividers, attractive non-camera-bag-looking. I truly love the interior netbook slot. Even without a netbook or tablet in there, it provides a welcome extra layer of padding.

Major detraction: open-top design I really would have liked a zippable flap (or something) for greater protection (against dust etc), and some peace of mind (I was afraid that something would fall out). The top flap does buckle and velcro, but not very tightly (and only in the one spot). Easy camera access, but not all that sealed in.

Minor detractions: Sewed-in strap (can't change it out, but it is a nice strap), velcro area for the flap needs to be extended for a tighter fit, buckle is plastic, buckle needs to be moved down so you can make a tighter fit, buckle is a pain and can get jammed if you're closing it without looking, probably far from weatherproof. I don't know if you could throw this in the washing machine, but I would love to find out.

All in all, this is the closest to an ideal bag for me. It has served me well, and fits just fine in an overhead bin. You could take out the dividers (or not) and use it as a messenger bag if you were so inclined. Still, I feel vulnerable about the unpadded top flap not fitting tightly around my camera equipment. I tuck a microfiber cloth in across the top of my interior contents to make me feel better about it (and maybe protect against dust and such). Attractive bag, perfect size. I can even squeeze the whole shebang into a backpack if I need to. In the six months I've had this bag, I've taken it on a 2-week safari, and about 12 flights altogether without incident. It still looks nice too. Great for travel, but I don't think I'd take it on a hike. I also bought the small one for taking the gear out without the netbook and 100-300 lens. I haven't actually used it yet, but it's kind of a cute mini-luggage set (and versatile).

It was so hard for me to pick a camera bag! I hope this review helps someone in the same quandry.

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I bought this after owning the Rally 7, which is larger to take a 15" laptop. I wanted a smaller bag which didn't scream 'camera bag' that would nonetheless protect my camera and allow me to use it as an everyday bag so that I could have my camera handy more often for those once-in-a-lifetime shots that I always seem to see when I don't have my camera.

I am very very happy with it there's plenty of space for the camera and some accessories (I don't carry a spare lens at the moment but I have room for it plus the battery charger and a small external hard drive) and outside of the camera specific space with it's lovely adjustable pockets there's still room leftover for my wallet, keys, phone, and a 5.5"x8" day planner, plus a few random odds and ends that always end up in my bag somehow anyway. I keep the day planner in the padded slot for the netbook, but I have actually managed to fit the day planner in the outside pocket on the back and a netbook in the padded slot. It's a bit of a squeeze, but it does work.

Other minor features I like the handle on the top feels nice and sturdy so while I don't carry it around like that, it makes it easy to grab, particularly in tight spaces. I also like that the flap itself has Velcro in addition to the quick-release clip you can see in the photo the Velcro does an excellent job of keeping the bag closed so in situations when I might want to have quick access to my camera I can skip clipping it and it's just a simple matter of lift the flap and go. (The Velcro is also well-placed so that when the flap drops down it catches automatically I've had other bags where there was a similar hook and loop fastener but it hardly ever lined up properly.)

Best Sony Carrying Case for the Cyber-shot DSC-TX20 Camera LCSTHU/B Deals

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I purchased this case for my Sony Cyber-shot TX-20 camera. Because the camera is so small and thin, I wanted to carry it in my pocket all the time, but needed something to keep it from getting all scratched-up by keys and coins. This case is just about perfect. It's a genuine Sony product, not a knock-off. The camera fits snugly inside the case, and it doesn't add much extra bulk. It's made of a rubbery silicone material that is waterproof and provides a bit of cushioning protection. The case is not slippery it has kind of a dull, flat finish, so no chance of it accidentally falling out of your pocket when you sit down. The downside of this flat finish is that it attracts pocket lint, but a quick rinse under the faucet makes it look like new again. It comes with an attached metal carabiner, so you can hang it from a belt loop, but it's easily removed.

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Great camera case for the price. I would tell anyone with the Sony TX 20 to purchase it. It's light and flexible.

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Great price on the ACTUAL Sony case! Fits my Sony DSC-TX20 camera perfectly and does what its supposed to...protect it! I absolutely love it!!! It also arrived quickly!

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It completely protects the camera from abrasion. It protects the touchscreen well. It is my recommend case this Sony camera.

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I happy thi is excellent ,I got on time my order,this is the way! fits good for my camera,nice color ,thanks ..

Tamrac 5722 Zuma 2 Photo/iPad Bag - Black Reviews

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This is the bag I have always wanted...It holds everything, even the keyboard, in a nice intuitive manner.

This would easily be a 5 star pick, if not for one little problem...the pouch for the tablet has minimal (read no) padding along the bottom of the pouch...I fixed the issue with the placement of a (clean) sock along the bottom, now all is secure.

Even with the small design flaw I highly recomend this bag. As a matter of fact all of my friends have now moved to this bag (employing the same fix) and I have yet to hear a complaint.

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This Tamrac Zuma 2 day bag seems to be very well designed as a carrying case for the iPad system. It allows the user to pack the iPad/iPad2 (in its case), a charger, and it also has a special sleeve for a bluetooth keyboard such as the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard, or equivalents. There is also room for a pocket camera and SD cards, and a few other accessories. I find that this case strikes a nice balance between small size and weight, and being able to accommodate the things that you need to bring along with an iPad2 for a weekend jaunt.

Recommended. RJB.

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Small but with enough space!!!

Many useful transparent compartments!

No drawbacks! This is high quality item.

I keep in it iPad, Kindle Keyboard, Big Portable harddrive, cell phone and some small staff and this bag and this bag remains lightweight and highly portable.

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I use this for commuting to/from the office. Perfect if you want something smaller than a laptop briefcase specifically for your iPad.

Plenty of pockets for charger, earphones, sunglasses, business cards, etc.

Comfortable shoulder strap and convenient handle.

You'll need something bigger if you want to carry 8.5x11 papers w/o folding.

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This bag is ideal for the Ipad. I have a first gen ipad with a leather case and it fits well in the pocket. Wireless keyboard, power cord, camera reader, arrow stand, headphones, pens, and a small 'paper' tablet. Very happy with the bag.

Camera Case for Casio Exilim EX series Reviews

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Construction and details are all satisfactory but it is plenty big for the Casio S12. They could have used the extra space for pockets or retainers for an extra battery or memory card. It is not convenient to have extra accessories spilling out when you open the camera case.

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This is a great little camera case. Perfect for my casio exilim and easy to use. It is hard on the outside and seems to protect the camera well.

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I have a little Casio camera and this case fits it perfect. It is a very good deal. It also has reinforced sides for extra protection. I feel confident putting my camera in this case. Love it!

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Nicely padded, a strong clip to attach to your belt and a neck strap. Small and compact. Ideally, it would have a couople of small velcro closed pockets for a spare battery and memory chip. Other than that it is a real value.

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I was attracted to the price n good reviews on this item. the quality & finish are really nice especially considering the case's price. My only "gripe" is that there should have been a belt clip instead of the "hanging hook." Other than that, great buy!

Reviews of Nikon Coolpix P Series Fabric Case

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I purchased this case for the P90, which I subsequently returned but kept the case for the Sony DSC-HX1 I purchased instead. The case is made well but isn't padded very well. The problem with the case is that it doesn't close easily. Being a soft case, the lid is flimsy and doesn't overlap the body of the case without using two hands for either stuff the body of the case under the lid or pull out the sides of the lid to fit over the body. It's better than nothing and I continue to use (struggle) the case until I find something better.

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Service was good and product came as pictured. Wish I had realized it did not have a strap and you have to use the camera strap. Inconvenient.

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The case gives easy access and good protection. I added a 1/4 inch thick foam pad to the inside to make it even better.. not much space forother things. It has no strap to carry it by...too bad.

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Useful for carrying in the car or at home, but it uses the camera strap to carry it, so if you take the camera out, you have to put down the case.

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This case is just the right size as a storage case within another case, however it does not have a strap (which I needed) and is inconvenient to carry around. I will be looking for a case with a strap, in the near future.

Buy Maximal Power POU-ST-154(SV) Hard Shell Durable EVA

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Perfect for compact digital cameras. I frequently travel with limited space, so this case is the perfect size for these compacts (i.e. Lumix DMC-FH5). Not much extra room & not a tight squeeze. The firmness of the case is also just what I wantedenough to offer reasonable protection, but not a molded hard shell. Not to mention the tri-pod like mount built in to the caseworks better than expected. I'm pretty picky about accessory details & this one is Excellent in every detail!!!

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Review of Pelican 1050 Micro-Case - Blue

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I got this for my son after some of electronic toys were ruined in Iraq. The sand, rain and abuse in a duffel bag ruined his camera and Ipod. He had this with him when he went to Afghanistan. The conditions there were even worse, these little boxes are very sturdy and with the additional foam you can make it to fit your needs.

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In the past, I've owned a few el cheapo varsions of this item which cost 1/2-1/3 of the price (notably the style currently seen at some of the big box retailers). It is worth spending a little more $ to get the real thing. These boxes are fantastic at keeping your gear dry and protected. I had the closure on one of my boxes finally give out, but that was only after several years of service and abuse.

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I am extremely satisfied with a tip I recently saw under another customer's product picture: The Pelican 1010-026-100 Micro Case fits the Panasonic DMC-ZS3 camera just perfectly!

Because of another review, I was a bit worried about the clear lid, which doesn't have extra protection inside, but the camera is very snug and secure in the case, it doesn't wiggle at all.

Now I am looking forward to my next air travel, when the camera is clearly visible for security personnel at the checkpoint, because overseas I often had to remove my cameras from their bags. This case should speed up the check-through significantly!

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My use for the 1010 was to weatherproof an alarm keypad. I spray painted the inside, in order to hide the keypad from view. The assembly is mounted next to my garage side entry door, and is used to un-latch the door or the gate to the backyard (Via the automation controller).

Before starting the project, I contacted the manufacturer regarding possible long term UV damage; I was told that their enclosures have been used for years in similar outdoor applications.

The pad has been exposed to the elements for over five years without failure (There is some slight yellowing). An identical keypad mounted on the front porch, without the box, failed after 4 years.

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This box does what it's supposed to. It is large enough for my Galaxy phone, a point-and-shoot digital camera, a wallet, car keys, and a kayaking whistle. Sturdy.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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This bag is perfect for my H5 "pro-sumer ultrazoom" camera. It should fit any similar camera or a small-medium SLR (as long as it doesnt have a huge zoom lens). It is a very very well thought out item. Plenty of room for my camera, lens adapter, tiny tabletop tripod, a couple spare AAs, and a spare memory card. It looks fine for men to carry too: I was a bit concerned it would look too much like a purse, which it doesn't. Includes plenty of padding to protect the camera, without adding too much bulk. Similar priced bags I have looked at in stores dont compare, this is much nicer. Includes a waterproof cover that fits into a small pocket built into the bag. Has an adjustable padded divider inside that allows you to keep accessories separate from the camera.

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Still a great bag for my ultrazoom camera and accessories. If you are using a Sony H or Canon S 12-15x zoom p&s, it is exactly what you need.

I just bit the bullet and bought a good DSLR setup. I bought a Canon D20. the D20 will not fit this bag at all with EF-s 18-55is lens. It can be crammed in with the "nifty 50" prime lens, but it still doesn't fit well. This bag is really not usable with a full size DSLR. The D20 is a bit bigger and heavier than the Rebel line (xt, xti, xsi), so those might be usable if you don't have a very large lens, but full size SLRs are a no-go.

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I got this for my Panasonic DMC-FZ3 and it is perfect. The attention to detail in the build features and quality is great. Puts the $5 cheaper Targus that I tried (and Amazon recommended for my camera) to shame. I would think the Nova Mini would work well for a medium sized zoom. There is a complete description of the size of their bags and camera compatibility on the Lowepro website. Very impressed with this bag.

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Every time I buy a camera, I buy a LowePro AW series bag for it. I only have to choose size and shape, knowing every bag will be excellent. By the way, I tend to use Adorma or BH Photo for photography related items.

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This is a handy bag. It's only major drawback is that it looks a bit camp, like a handbag. It's not a very manly bag, but if you can take the jeers and catcalls from those sons-of-bitches, you'll enjoy it. The main pocket comes with a pair of dividers that can be used to split the bag into segments; the official way of using the bag involves having the camera body near the lid, with the lens pointing downwards, although in my experience this tends to make the bag top-heavy unless you have a couple of other lenses in the bag as well. However, it's easy to remove a divider they're held in with velcro and fit the camera sideways, with space for a lens.

The main pocket is big enough to fit a Canon 1DS-sized camera with a small prime lens on the front, such as a 35mm f2 or a 50mm f1.4, with hollow space for batteries etc. If you have a smaller body there is just enough space for a mid-sized zoom and perhaps a second lens stuff in the side, although it might be a tight fit. If you have a larger zoom, e.g. Canon's 35-350, you'll need to carry it separately. If you're doing the shopping you can just about get a can of something and some noodles into the main pocket. There isn't space anywhere on the bag for a bar of chocolate, and even if there was, it would melt and become squashed.

There are several pockets around the bag, and a compartment near the bottom that holds a waterproof cover. This pulls out and goes over the top of the bag, leaving space for the straps but preventing you from opening it. Fair enough given that it would be raining. The straps feel a bit flimsy they're made of plastic, they rotate freely, and I imagine they will break first. The only other problem I can think of is that the zippers are very noisy when you walk around; they jangle conspicuously, and it is hard to muffle then with gaffer tape. Also, I'm not fond of the big LOWEPRO logo on the front, which will surely attractive unwanted attention. And it would be nice if there was a way to wear the bag with the top unfurled, for quick access to the camera, but the design of the lid prevents this. And it would be great if, when I open the bag, Scarlett Johansson pops out, and her brain has been completely wiped and re-programmed to love the first man she sees, which would be me.

Nonetheless the bag feels generally thought-out. The pocket inside the top flap is padded and has a cover for the zipper so that it doesn't scratch your camera. The front pocket is just the perfect size to store a copy of "Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung", and so if you ever find yourself lost for instruction you will never be alone. You have been alone for so many years.

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This bag is perfect for your basic digital camera, with room for other things like your cell phone, sunglasses, etc. if you are going somewhere for the day and don't want to carry a lot. It is also good for plane travel, since it will fit nicely into your carry-on and still be protected. I would definitely recommend this bag.