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Great bag, a pleasure to use. Looks awesome and inconspicuous. Perfect for an interchangeable lens camera with a smaller extra lens and accessories.
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Friday, January 23, 2015
Best ONA Bowery Shoulder Bag/Insert (Field Tan) Deals
Easily fits my Canon 6D and two primes ( the 50mm 1.4 and 40mm 2.8 ) But will also fit the 6D and one larger sized lens like the 24-105 or 17-40 with some room to spare. This bag looks good, feels good, and even smells good. A lot of attention to detail went into it. I'm very pleased with the construction and quality of materials. Well worth the price IMO. Highly recommended!
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Reviews of Lowepro LP36221 Sorrento 10 Camera Pouch - Black
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List Price: $29.99
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I bought the case here at Amazon to use with a Canon 510 HS. The case fits my camera perfectly, i keep the camera on me to capture pictures i wouldn't get otherwise. The camera doesn't feel like something extra i'm carrying because it attaches to my belt securely and doesn't get in the way. Great case!
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I bought the case here at Amazon to use with a Canon 510 HS. The case fits my camera perfectly, i keep the camera on me to capture pictures i wouldn't get otherwise. The camera doesn't feel like something extra i'm carrying because it attaches to my belt securely and doesn't get in the way. Great case!
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Just got it today. Love it. Higher quality than I expected. Fits a Sony DSC TX-10 Cyber-shot PERFECTLY! The inside is kind of a rawhide, just the right soft. 3 substantial magnets pull the cover down with the correct magnetism. I give this the highest of marks. $4.95? S***, this is easily worth $20 or more. (I would have preferred brown exterior rather than black though. Would match the rawhide much better. I like things just so. lol)Best Deals for Lowepro LP36221 Sorrento 10 Camera Pouch - Black
Did not fit my camera but at such a low price I'm keeping it anyways for a Christmas gift. They will think I spent 4x this much for this case. Very high quality with strong magnet closure and soft suede-like interior.Honest reviews on Lowepro LP36221 Sorrento 10 Camera Pouch - Black
I thought I should mention that even though I went through the Lowepro sizing machine on their website, it still didn't fit my camera well. I basically had to force it in and dig it out of the case. Not convenient at all. As always, Amazon handled the return flawlessly.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Lowepro LP36221 Sorrento 10 Camera Pouch - Black
This is a really nice case. Soft leather and the magnetic case holds nice and strong. My husband uses this to hold his iPhone instead of a camera and it's perfect!Sunday, July 27, 2014
Buy rooCASE EVA Hard Shell (Green) Carrying Case with Memory Foam
Monday, June 30, 2014
Discount Sony LCJTHC/B Genuine Leather Jacket Case with Stylus for
This is a very well made case. It has top quality materials in construction. It feels quality in the hand and looks it too. I purchased it because of the fact that it stays attached to the camera and you don't have another thing to hold, set down, or lose. It comes with a nice stylus that is stored in a slit in the interior fabric in one of the inside bends of the case.
It is attached via a thumb screw that you can twist without need for a screwdriver. You can use a coin or similar item if it is too tight to turn by hand. It does have an edge as it is about the thickness of 3 quarters stacked up. The side is grooved to have a texture for your fingers to grab, but if you tightened it too tight you may need a coin to loosen.
It protects the camera well. The only exposed part of the camera is from the sides which are open. Dirt and other things can contact the camera thru the open ends of the case. Keys in a purse for instance could scratch the sides of your camera. Another feature that is why I only gave it four stars is the fact that once you have the case on, you have to bend it down below the camera to take pictures and have it out of the way. You can get used to it if have good hand coordination. I have been bending the first fold in the case which is right at the bottom of the camera to relax and loosen it. I image after is wears in, the case will simply hang down straight and not want to stay angled up toward the front of the camera anymore. The case is designed to attach at the bottom and fold up over the front of the camera, then the top side and down the back and then fold over the bottom and attach via magnetic closure. The magnet seems plenty strong to keep it closed.
I will keep this case even despite the two limitations I've found. I like the way it looks and stores. And the fact that it is quick to remove make it one of the best cases out there for me.
The down side of the attached case/one handed operation is that yes you do have to unscrew the case to change a battery. Like once a day big deal. The people who complain about this are girls, who have the benefit of a purse to hold the camera case so don't like the inconvenience of this design. So don't give this case to a girl, do pair it up with a DSC-T camera for a guy.
It looks that Sony has dropped this case so buy extras now nobody will ever make this superior case again. It was a freak of nature that it ever made it to a product you and I could use.
I have used this case for 8 months and love it. and the DSC-TX1 I paired it with. I have a very active 7 year old and this was the first camera that I carry *everywhere* due to the superior slim camera and fast to use case. The pictures I have captured as a result are priceless. Before this I had a camera that stayed at home in a drawer, it was too big and cumbersome, missed so many wonderful memories.
There are two down sides to the camera because it case screws into the bottom of the camera. 1: It's not very convienant to get the battery out for charging or the memory stick out to put into the computer. 2: Sometimes the case (since it is always attached unless unscrewed) when taking a vertical picture can get in the way.
It is attached via a thumb screw that you can twist without need for a screwdriver. You can use a coin or similar item if it is too tight to turn by hand. It does have an edge as it is about the thickness of 3 quarters stacked up. The side is grooved to have a texture for your fingers to grab, but if you tightened it too tight you may need a coin to loosen.
It protects the camera well. The only exposed part of the camera is from the sides which are open. Dirt and other things can contact the camera thru the open ends of the case. Keys in a purse for instance could scratch the sides of your camera. Another feature that is why I only gave it four stars is the fact that once you have the case on, you have to bend it down below the camera to take pictures and have it out of the way. You can get used to it if have good hand coordination. I have been bending the first fold in the case which is right at the bottom of the camera to relax and loosen it. I image after is wears in, the case will simply hang down straight and not want to stay angled up toward the front of the camera anymore. The case is designed to attach at the bottom and fold up over the front of the camera, then the top side and down the back and then fold over the bottom and attach via magnetic closure. The magnet seems plenty strong to keep it closed.
I will keep this case even despite the two limitations I've found. I like the way it looks and stores. And the fact that it is quick to remove make it one of the best cases out there for me.
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The beauty of this case over every other camera case in the market is that it has a magnetic flip design and remains attached to the camera. When paired with a DSC-T series camera (T90/T900/TX1/etc) this means the camera and case are slim enough for a guy to carry in their pocket. When you see a picture opportunity, boom, whip out the camera, flip open the case, slide down the lens cover, snap pic, return lens cover, flip close case, back in pocket and on your way again. It's super great. There is no fumbling with a case while you take your picture, it simply hangs out of the way.The down side of the attached case/one handed operation is that yes you do have to unscrew the case to change a battery. Like once a day big deal. The people who complain about this are girls, who have the benefit of a purse to hold the camera case so don't like the inconvenience of this design. So don't give this case to a girl, do pair it up with a DSC-T camera for a guy.
It looks that Sony has dropped this case so buy extras now nobody will ever make this superior case again. It was a freak of nature that it ever made it to a product you and I could use.
I have used this case for 8 months and love it. and the DSC-TX1 I paired it with. I have a very active 7 year old and this was the first camera that I carry *everywhere* due to the superior slim camera and fast to use case. The pictures I have captured as a result are priceless. Before this I had a camera that stayed at home in a drawer, it was too big and cumbersome, missed so many wonderful memories.
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i want to give this a 5 star because i love the case but it does lack some stuff an ideal case should have. a perfect 10 for aesthetic value, this case looks cool and elegant plus it serves its function in protecting the camera. the included stylus is also great when it comes to editing your picture. you dont have to take out the camera out of the cover to take pictures, which for me a very great feature that most camera case doesnt have. it is custom fit thus perfectly fit the camera size, not bulky even if you carry it on your pants pocket. You do have to unscrew the camera to take off the batteries and memory card which is the downside of this case. And also being not bulky has a price to pay, you'll have to carry all the extra batteries, memory cards, charger and others in a seperate case or daypack. All in all, i'd suggest anyone to get this case if you have the t200 or t70 camera, as it do a really good job protecting the camera at almost all time other than picture taking, and it is easy since yu dont have to take it out of the case to take pictures.Honest reviews on Sony LCJTHC/B Genuine Leather Jacket Case with Stylus for
I would have given the case a 3.5 star rating but they don't do halfs. The case is nice because it's not bulky yet it still does a good job of protecting the camera. The magnetic flap makes it easy to get the camera out for pictures.There are two down sides to the camera because it case screws into the bottom of the camera. 1: It's not very convienant to get the battery out for charging or the memory stick out to put into the computer. 2: Sometimes the case (since it is always attached unless unscrewed) when taking a vertical picture can get in the way.
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It's ok. Covers the screen and lens but screwing the case on and off is cumberson and must be done with each and every battery charge. Still looking for the ideal case.Saturday, March 29, 2014
Buy Filemate 3FMCG215RD0-R ECO SLR/Zoom Camera Bag (Red)
I got this for my mother's new Kodak a250 pix pro camera. It's a little smaller than a std dslr camera and fits perfectly. Well built and nice looking.
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Buy Clik Elite CE203GR Filter Organiser (Gray)
Up till now, I've tended to carry filters around in the little plastic cases they're usually sold with, but after not being able to find the filter I wanted for the Nth time, I decided to buy an organizer. This one holds up to four filters of varying sizes (up to 77mm) in a convenient flip-open pouch.
What I like:
easy to carry up to four filters in one pouch
gentle on my expensive filters due to lots of padding
connects to my camera backpack either via velcro or using one of the attachment straps
secure storage...filters don't fall out
What I don't like:
a little too bulky, especially if you have tons of filters and you use many of the pouches
would have liked capacity beyond four filters
could use a way to label the contents (for instance, I can't tell my ND 4x from my polarizer by looking)
larger filters can be difficult to get in and out of the pouch
Overall, this is a good product and worth the price.
What I like:
easy to carry up to four filters in one pouch
gentle on my expensive filters due to lots of padding
connects to my camera backpack either via velcro or using one of the attachment straps
secure storage...filters don't fall out
What I don't like:
a little too bulky, especially if you have tons of filters and you use many of the pouches
would have liked capacity beyond four filters
could use a way to label the contents (for instance, I can't tell my ND 4x from my polarizer by looking)
larger filters can be difficult to get in and out of the pouch
Overall, this is a good product and worth the price.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Discount Riva Case 8160 - Notebook-Rucksack - 16"
The RIvaCase 8160 is sort of small backpack but yet it should have more than enough room for what you need to take to class on a daily basis.
I really like the back and straps. If you've ever walked any distance with a full backpack then you'll know things get hot and you sweat, the 8160 is made to allow airflow behind the bag and between it and your back so it should help keep you cooler. The straps are mesh as well and the padding has holes in it for airflow.
The bag itself is made of a thick polyester material so it certainly feels sturdy to me. The bag, new, is very stiff from the thick material, but I'm sure with use it should relax and get softer.
The laptop compartment is well padded so it should offer a lot of protection for your laptop while traveling.
The price varies where you look but it's about $75 on average,on Amazon it's less, so it's not what I would call inexpensive and for that you do get a nice quality bag. I'm giving it to one of my kids for school to use everyday and I'm confident it will last all year and longer.
Pros:
+Small and compact bag
+Very well made
+Several pockets
+Soft and padded straps and back
Cons:
-Might be considered small by some
I really like the back and straps. If you've ever walked any distance with a full backpack then you'll know things get hot and you sweat, the 8160 is made to allow airflow behind the bag and between it and your back so it should help keep you cooler. The straps are mesh as well and the padding has holes in it for airflow.
The bag itself is made of a thick polyester material so it certainly feels sturdy to me. The bag, new, is very stiff from the thick material, but I'm sure with use it should relax and get softer.
The laptop compartment is well padded so it should offer a lot of protection for your laptop while traveling.
The price varies where you look but it's about $75 on average,on Amazon it's less, so it's not what I would call inexpensive and for that you do get a nice quality bag. I'm giving it to one of my kids for school to use everyday and I'm confident it will last all year and longer.
Pros:
+Small and compact bag
+Very well made
+Several pockets
+Soft and padded straps and back
Cons:
-Might be considered small by some
Friday, January 31, 2014
Reviews of VG Steel Gray Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable
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List Price: $44.99
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When we bought our camera it came with a camera bag that was too tiny. It only fit the camera itself, no accessories. This bag fits the camera well on one side and you can open the other side and to store all of your accesories. I was able to get the wall charger, an extra battery, a mini tripod, extra sd cards, and a cleaning kit in this and I STILL have room to sprare. All that room and I don't feel like the bag is too big when I am carrying it. Also, the shoulder strap is well padded. A good choice!Nothing fancy just a nice affordable camera case for my cannon 50 has room for filter when attatched and extra batteries in the back side
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When we bought our camera it came with a camera bag that was too tiny. It only fit the camera itself, no accessories. This bag fits the camera well on one side and you can open the other side and to store all of your accesories. I was able to get the wall charger, an extra battery, a mini tripod, extra sd cards, and a cleaning kit in this and I STILL have room to sprare. All that room and I don't feel like the bag is too big when I am carrying it. Also, the shoulder strap is well padded. A good choice!Nothing fancy just a nice affordable camera case for my cannon 50 has room for filter when attatched and extra batteries in the back side
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Cheap Lowepro LP36578-PWW DryZone BP 40L for Camera (Yellow)
Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program When you unroll the top of this bag it is about 31 inches tall. The opening is about 21 inches wide. I like that this opening is so large. It makes getting the smaller bag in and out fairly easy.
The exterior (yellow) bag is made of a very durable waterproof material.
Inside, you will find a separate camera bag that you can pull out. It is gray in color and has a zippered top and double handles. It contains padded dividers (that have hook & loop tape) the you can configure into any arrangement that suits you. The top dimensions of the gray bag are ~13" X 7.5" at the top and slightly smaller at the bottom (~11" X 6"). It is 10 inches high.
This camera backpack is really well made and comfortable to use. The backpack straps are adjustable and have reinforcing straps at the upper chest and waist.
This is a great bag for anyone who does a lot of outdoor photography.
The pictures just don't do it justice. When you unbox the Lowepro for the first time, you'll be astounded by the color intensity (sunglasses recommended).
I wondered at first if I'd really want to wear this thing, but after the initial shock, it seemed like a good idea...hiking in the wilderness, easy tool for a helicopter (or a satellite) to spot you if you're lost.
The bag is not water-proof. It's splash proof, rainproof. You could get it quite wet and protect your camera, but it's not billed as being 100% waterproof, just FYI. The IPX-6 rating is for water being blasted at the case and not submerged (that's IPX-7), but the standard testing is a bombardment of water at 100 liters per second for at least 3 minutes.
The material is great and waterproof as far as I can see, it's most likely the opening that could provide trouble if you accidentally drop the case in the river and can't recover it for 8 hours.
With that said, it seems like it provides more than enough protection.
We took it on a photo shoot in a canyon, walking through the river most of the time, and felt great to have the splash proof assurance should I stumble or fall.
However, there are a few things to keep in mind.
The way the bag works is by rolling down the top and then buckling the edges down. If you're used to sling pack with easy access to your camera, this is not it. The top of the bag when unrolled is quit tall. You'll want to set the bag down to open it to get your camera out. It's a little bit of a hassle if you plan to be on the move a lot, but still near or in the water.
The bag is comfortable and has a backing to help provide airflow to your back.
The bag comes with an interior bag for storing your camera. It would have been better if the interior bag had a shoulder strap that you could use to keep the camera for quick access and independent use, but oh well.
Another note, that if you plan on putting much else in the bag in addition to the included interior camera bag, you might be disappointed. the bag won't roll down as far and provides less water protection if you put much more stuff in the bag.
In a tight spot, the bag could potentially be used as a flotation device. Just capture some air in the bag before closing it. That could make everyone that jokes about it holding a raft eat their words when the flash flood comes down the canyon.
If you are a photography enthusiast and just can't imagine leaving your best gear at home when you plan to go on an outing that involves water e.g., canoeing, whitewater rafting, water skiing, wake boarding, or hiking pretty much anywhere in western Washington or Oregon...heh heh...etc., then you should look into this product.
The bag has comfortable, heavy-duty shoulder straps. The main body of the pack is bright yellow, heavy rubberized material. I have to admit that I am still a little leery of the ability of this bag to resist punctures, but so far so good. There are also external points (gray areas) where you can strap additional things to the outside of the pack (straps not included).
When the pack is open it's simply an open-topped compartment no zippers, snaps, or other closing devices. When you are ready to close it up for wet work, then you hold the front and back edges of the top of the pack together (there are gray strips that show you what goes against what) and you roll the top of the pack down, preferably at least two full rolls. You then insert snaps into buckles on both sides of the pack and you cinch them down. Viola protection against most water hazards.
Your camera is carried in a removable, inner compartment that also closes. It's whole job appears to be to provide physical protection for your camera and lenses. The inner pouch is large enough to house a camera body and one or two additional lenses...depending on the lenses. My basic field load is a Nikon D5100, 18-55mm lens and 70-300mm lens. This fits easily into the pack.
There is frankly not a lot of extra room in the pack once the inner camera bag is inserted, so this is not an answer to long-distance backpacking, but it's great for day outings where water may be an issue.
I have no complaints so far...so 5 stars.
The inside features soft foam compartments with spacers to adjust to your needs; camera size, lenses, flashes, etc. Easily customization with the Velcro that is on the spacers.
The outside is a fairly thick rubber that you fold down on itself several times and then clasp to make a highly water resistant seal. Though it will definitely protect from damp to slightly wet conditions, if it was submerged for more than a few moments would allow some water to come in. It would keep it dry enough for most of your belongings to be protected it would not be a sure bet. Getting rained on, or splashed heavily would protect your belongings. and even if it fell into a body of water, if quickly retrieved would serve to protect you well.
Overall, well made, sturdy and comfortable. The price is the only thing keeping me from giving it 5 stars.
The exterior (yellow) bag is made of a very durable waterproof material.
Inside, you will find a separate camera bag that you can pull out. It is gray in color and has a zippered top and double handles. It contains padded dividers (that have hook & loop tape) the you can configure into any arrangement that suits you. The top dimensions of the gray bag are ~13" X 7.5" at the top and slightly smaller at the bottom (~11" X 6"). It is 10 inches high.
This camera backpack is really well made and comfortable to use. The backpack straps are adjustable and have reinforcing straps at the upper chest and waist.
This is a great bag for anyone who does a lot of outdoor photography.
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I have not actually used this yet in a situation where I needed water protection but I have played around with the bag. I like the size. I always struggle with bag sizes because I tend to pack more than I can carry without being miserable so I picked the smaller size but still have plenty of room for my camera body, a couple of lenses and other items I would need to carry with me. It folds and clips down enough to make me comfortable about protecting my equipment from the elements. I also really like the removable padded case that can be used in different bags.Best Deals for Lowepro LP36578-PWW DryZone BP 40L for Camera (Yellow)
Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Add this to the list of items visible from space because this puppy is bright, bright yellow.The pictures just don't do it justice. When you unbox the Lowepro for the first time, you'll be astounded by the color intensity (sunglasses recommended).
I wondered at first if I'd really want to wear this thing, but after the initial shock, it seemed like a good idea...hiking in the wilderness, easy tool for a helicopter (or a satellite) to spot you if you're lost.
The bag is not water-proof. It's splash proof, rainproof. You could get it quite wet and protect your camera, but it's not billed as being 100% waterproof, just FYI. The IPX-6 rating is for water being blasted at the case and not submerged (that's IPX-7), but the standard testing is a bombardment of water at 100 liters per second for at least 3 minutes.
The material is great and waterproof as far as I can see, it's most likely the opening that could provide trouble if you accidentally drop the case in the river and can't recover it for 8 hours.
With that said, it seems like it provides more than enough protection.
We took it on a photo shoot in a canyon, walking through the river most of the time, and felt great to have the splash proof assurance should I stumble or fall.
However, there are a few things to keep in mind.
The way the bag works is by rolling down the top and then buckling the edges down. If you're used to sling pack with easy access to your camera, this is not it. The top of the bag when unrolled is quit tall. You'll want to set the bag down to open it to get your camera out. It's a little bit of a hassle if you plan to be on the move a lot, but still near or in the water.
The bag is comfortable and has a backing to help provide airflow to your back.
The bag comes with an interior bag for storing your camera. It would have been better if the interior bag had a shoulder strap that you could use to keep the camera for quick access and independent use, but oh well.
Another note, that if you plan on putting much else in the bag in addition to the included interior camera bag, you might be disappointed. the bag won't roll down as far and provides less water protection if you put much more stuff in the bag.
In a tight spot, the bag could potentially be used as a flotation device. Just capture some air in the bag before closing it. That could make everyone that jokes about it holding a raft eat their words when the flash flood comes down the canyon.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Super fantastic camera backpack, if a waterproof pack is what you really need.If you are a photography enthusiast and just can't imagine leaving your best gear at home when you plan to go on an outing that involves water e.g., canoeing, whitewater rafting, water skiing, wake boarding, or hiking pretty much anywhere in western Washington or Oregon...heh heh...etc., then you should look into this product.
The bag has comfortable, heavy-duty shoulder straps. The main body of the pack is bright yellow, heavy rubberized material. I have to admit that I am still a little leery of the ability of this bag to resist punctures, but so far so good. There are also external points (gray areas) where you can strap additional things to the outside of the pack (straps not included).
When the pack is open it's simply an open-topped compartment no zippers, snaps, or other closing devices. When you are ready to close it up for wet work, then you hold the front and back edges of the top of the pack together (there are gray strips that show you what goes against what) and you roll the top of the pack down, preferably at least two full rolls. You then insert snaps into buckles on both sides of the pack and you cinch them down. Viola protection against most water hazards.
Your camera is carried in a removable, inner compartment that also closes. It's whole job appears to be to provide physical protection for your camera and lenses. The inner pouch is large enough to house a camera body and one or two additional lenses...depending on the lenses. My basic field load is a Nikon D5100, 18-55mm lens and 70-300mm lens. This fits easily into the pack.
There is frankly not a lot of extra room in the pack once the inner camera bag is inserted, so this is not an answer to long-distance backpacking, but it's great for day outings where water may be an issue.
I have no complaints so far...so 5 stars.
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program A decent water resistant bag. Comfortable to wear as a backpack.The inside features soft foam compartments with spacers to adjust to your needs; camera size, lenses, flashes, etc. Easily customization with the Velcro that is on the spacers.
The outside is a fairly thick rubber that you fold down on itself several times and then clasp to make a highly water resistant seal. Though it will definitely protect from damp to slightly wet conditions, if it was submerged for more than a few moments would allow some water to come in. It would keep it dry enough for most of your belongings to be protected it would not be a sure bet. Getting rained on, or splashed heavily would protect your belongings. and even if it fell into a body of water, if quickly retrieved would serve to protect you well.
Overall, well made, sturdy and comfortable. The price is the only thing keeping me from giving it 5 stars.
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Review of rooCASE EVA Hard Shell (Black) Carrying Case with Memory Foam
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List Price: $24.98
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The exterior of the case is hard, there is memory foam inside on one side and a netted pocket on the other. We store an extra battery and an extra memory card in the pocket. The case comes with a clip that makes it easy to clip on a purse or a belt loop. There is a velcro closure for where the camera sits. Overall, this is an excellent case that I would definitely purchase again. If you are looking for a durable, heavy duty case... This is it!
Me fue muy útil el bolsillo del interior, a pesar de que dice que es para la memoria, lo usé para colocar 3 baterías adicionales para la cámara en caso de que se me descargara en el camino.
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The exterior of the case is hard, there is memory foam inside on one side and a netted pocket on the other. We store an extra battery and an extra memory card in the pocket. The case comes with a clip that makes it easy to clip on a purse or a belt loop. There is a velcro closure for where the camera sits. Overall, this is an excellent case that I would definitely purchase again. If you are looking for a durable, heavy duty case... This is it!
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I purchased this product to take on vacation. There was plenty of room for my camera and extra batteries. I was able to clip the case onto my day bag while we were touring. The clip worked great. It was easy to get my camera out. The netting on the inside held my batteries, and the batteries did not fall out when I opened the case to get the camera. Overall a very good product.Best Deals for rooCASE EVA Hard Shell (Black) Carrying Case with Memory Foam
Fui a una excursión de montaña con este cover para la Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 y resultó ser un éxito total. A pesar del lodo, varias caídas en lugares pedregosos y la lluvia (no al nivel de tormenta solo una llovizna) la cámara permaneció intacta.Me fue muy útil el bolsillo del interior, a pesar de que dice que es para la memoria, lo usé para colocar 3 baterías adicionales para la cámara en caso de que se me descargara en el camino.
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This case is great. I only wish that it opened from the top instead of having to unzip all the way around to get at the camera.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for rooCASE EVA Hard Shell (Black) Carrying Case with Memory Foam
This case is sturdy. There is enough room for my Nikon s6300 camera and an additional battery. It is very easy to have with you everywhere.Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Cheap Tamrac 5375 Adventure 75 SLR Photo Backpack -Black
I'm carrying two digital camera bodies, a 70x200mm 2.8 zoom (which is BIG), a 100-300mm 5.6 zoom, a 28-105mm, a 2x extender, a battery grip, a flash attachment, four extra batteries, a dozen CF cards, and some other small accessories and it all fits. For my purposes, this is the perfect fit to carry everything I need for a day's shoot without feeling like I've overpacked.
That said, I have a few minor negatives: I found myself dragging straps along the ground when I chose to carry the bag by it's handle at the airport. The waist cinch and excess shoulder straps did not have any sort of system for keeping them from hanging down. Some of Tamrac's bags have zip-up outer coverings that can be used to contain all the straps; this is not one of them. There is a small cord with a locking slider on the top of the bag that is always getting caught in the zipper when I try to close the main compartment. Annoying.
All in all, this is a great bag, and I have no hesitation in giving it 4 stars.
I like these bags I find that they're better crafted, more padded and have better features like sealed pockets for things that need to stay dust free and small individual pockets for memory cards. I like the little straps and things to attach extra pouches or just to hang things onto.
This bag easily holds my Digital Rebel Xti (with attached battery grip) , a 50mm prime lens, some cleaning stuff, some filters, extra batteries and memory cards plus 1. a standard and a telephoto zoom, speedlite flash and my S3IS (compact superzoom). or 2. Huge super telephoto zoom, telephoto zoom, flash and 50mm prime.
Very easily customised, I'm sure I could comfortably find a way to fit all sorts of things in there if I tried. I gave it 5 stars in spite of the fact that I can't take my laptop along in here. (That's only a -0.3 stars imho)
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I bought this bag for a trip to Alaska. I wanted to be able to carry a large lens, a camera body with a medium-sized lens attached, a tripod, and various other items (SD cards, etc.). I was not disappointed in this bag's ability to do all that. It's a solidly manufactured backpack-style bag with shoulder, sternum and waist straps. I'm easily bothered by shoulder straps dragging on me, but the waist cinch and sternum strap were so well placed that I didn't even know I had it on. My gear traveled safely from Southern California to Alaska and back again (as carry-on luggage only). For what it holds, this bag seems tiny.That said, I have a few minor negatives: I found myself dragging straps along the ground when I chose to carry the bag by it's handle at the airport. The waist cinch and excess shoulder straps did not have any sort of system for keeping them from hanging down. Some of Tamrac's bags have zip-up outer coverings that can be used to contain all the straps; this is not one of them. There is a small cord with a locking slider on the top of the bag that is always getting caught in the zipper when I try to close the main compartment. Annoying.
All in all, this is a great bag, and I have no hesitation in giving it 4 stars.
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This is my second bag from Tamrac. I've only also had Canon bags and so that's my reference point.I like these bags I find that they're better crafted, more padded and have better features like sealed pockets for things that need to stay dust free and small individual pockets for memory cards. I like the little straps and things to attach extra pouches or just to hang things onto.
This bag easily holds my Digital Rebel Xti (with attached battery grip) , a 50mm prime lens, some cleaning stuff, some filters, extra batteries and memory cards plus 1. a standard and a telephoto zoom, speedlite flash and my S3IS (compact superzoom). or 2. Huge super telephoto zoom, telephoto zoom, flash and 50mm prime.
Very easily customised, I'm sure I could comfortably find a way to fit all sorts of things in there if I tried. I gave it 5 stars in spite of the fact that I can't take my laptop along in here. (That's only a -0.3 stars imho)
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Great, well designed funtional product. Also have the larger one for when I need to carry much more gear... This one great if you are traveling and going on airplane due to its size. Again, well designed and builtFind helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Tamrac 5375 Adventure 75 SLR Photo Backpack -Black
The Tamrac 5375 is a great photography backpack with many options. I normally pack a Nikon D300, three Sigma lens (12 24mm,18 250mm OS, and 150 500mm OS lenses, a Nikon SB600 TTL, Nikon and AA/AAA battery chargers, spare Nikon, AA and AAA batteries, camera and speedlight manuals, a lens cleaner, a bulb dust blower and spare discs. The 5375 handles this well although it is a bit heavy. I have made plane, car and hiking trips with the 5375. The shoulder straps are very comfortable and backpacking is much easier than carrying it by the top handle especially when traversing the airport concourse pulling a roll-on bag. The padding seems adequate with many packing options and protects the contents from normal bumps and handling events. The bag appears to be waterproof with various drawstrings and hems that protect the zipper from leaking. There are two easy snap straps: One to hold the shoulder straps in the proper position; and one that wraps around the bag adding additional security to an accident zipper event (opening or forgetting to close). Thus far the bag appears to be rugged enough to withstand many trips.
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