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I bought this to carry my Canon 7D and a zoom lens. Not quite big enough for that. It's a nice enough pack but I bought the Lowepro 202 instead. Plenty of room for stuff to take hiking.

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Review of Golla Genie G762 Camera Bag/Case 2010 Range - Light Grey

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Ive had this bag for over a year now. Its been on my travels and has held up like a champ. Its not too bulky but provides great protection for the camera. Highly recommend!

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Review of Tamrac 601 Expo 1 Camera Bag (Chili)

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This bag is quite awesome and it's made in USA; which is a plus for me! Caution: This bag doesn't fit the Nikon D7000 with a lens but if you have a micro 4/3rds camera, it will fit on big bad with no problems.

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Tamrac makes great products that last, and this is the second Tamrac camera bag that I own. I purchased this bag for a point & shoot camera, and it's perfect! Excellent quality!

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This is one of the few camera bags that Tamrac still made here in the USA. I can't praise enough this company for such superb camera bags. The material, the zippers, the finish. Everything is perfect in these bags.

Congratulations to the Tamrac team for continuing improving their line of USA Made products.

Please note that I don't work with Tamrac and I don't know anyone working for Tamrac. I just love all Tamrac products that are still being made in the USA.

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This is a great bag if you only need to carry your SLR and some small things like film and whatnot. I don't think it could hold an extra lens, but I guess it depends on how big the lens is. Overall, a great minimalist bag.

Review of TechCare Protective Leather Case Bag For Sony DSC-RX100M II

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This case is a winner. Beautifully made, great fit, and it does appear to be real leather. Its also a great value at about 1/3 the price of the genuine Sony case which I intend to return. For a camera of this superb quality it makes no sense to me that Sony doesn't market an equally excellent case.

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Buy Lowepro Ridge 10 Camera Case (SAGE GREEN)

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Perfect size for my Canon Canon PowerShot SD950IS 12.1MP Digital Camera with 3.7x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Titanium). Very compact case, but enough room for a spare battery and extra memory. Well-made. Great quality. Will provide ample protection for my camera. Also well sized for Canon PowerShot SD850 IS 8.0 MP Digital Elph Camera with 4x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom.

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I got this bag for my Canon Powershot SD850IS. It's a perfect fit. The interior is nicely padded soft and nice. It won't scratch the LCD and the camera body.

Pro:

Perfect fit

Nice and soft padding won't scratch LCD and camera body

Waterproof

Have enough space to put additional memory card and battery (if needed)

Compact

Good price

Con:

Belt Loop is closed It's better if the belt loop can be opened.

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I bought this case for the Nikon Coolpix L14 that I gave my seven year old granddaughter for Christmas. It's absolutely perfect both for the camera and for her. It's large enough to hold the camera, extra batteries, and an extra memory card. It has both an adjustable neck strap and a belt loop. The padding is plenty adequate to protect the camera.

I chose this particular case because I own two other Lowepro bags, one for my Canon 30D and at least three lenses (depending on the size) and one smaller for my video camera. The quality is excellent and the bags sufficiently protect my gear.

I must add that I find it amusing that some people blame the bag when their camera doesn't fit and then give the bag a one star rating! Get a measuring device and a clue!

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This is a very nice small thin camera bag for certain digital cameras. It has a shoulder strap (a necessity) and a pocket for an extra card and/or batteries. It is in constant use because it works. It zips shut, but has easy access to camera quickly. It is great.

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This case is excellent. I bought it for my mom for Christmas. She also has the Canon SD600. The case fits the camera perfectly and includes an extra pocket in the front perfect for an extra memory card or battery. The design is nice also.

Kata D-Light Grip-12 Holster (Gray) Reviews

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I have a Nikon D3100, and am using it with the 18-55mm kit lens. This bag holds the body with lens attached well without too much extra room, although a slightly longer lens on the body would fit as well. There is room inside the bag next to the lens for the (included) yellow weather sleeve that you can put around the bag. The sleeve tucks into itself and is a really nice feature. There is also a little pouch included that attaches via velco to the inside of the bag (on the inside on the lid or inside on the side) that can hold two extra memory cards.

The strap is wide and high quality, and the bag overall seems like a great travel holster. Post a comment if you have any questions.

Update I've since tried this holster with the Nikon 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR AF-S DX Nikkor Zoom Lens for Nikon Digital SLR on my D3100 body, and it didn't really close. I might have been able to force it, but I think it would really be too big and you wouldn't want to do that. I regularly use it with both the 18-55 kit lens and the 35mm prime lens (Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras) that I picked up and love. Although there's a little extra room with both of these lenses, the tapered design and excellent quality of the bag means I'm not worried about them getting damaged from some shifting inside.

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The KATA Grip-10 DL camera HOLSTER bag specified by their web site for the Fuji X-E1 will only hold the camera body, not the 18-55 mm kit lens. Instead get the Grip-12 DL bag which will hold camera body, zoom lens, plus an EF-X20 external flash unit. A small internal velcro-secured pouch holds spare flash batteries and memory cards. This bag is beautifully made with plenty of padding in key spots. A rain cover on a retainer cord tucks invisibly into a side pouch for instant retrieval. The bag has loops to secure it to your pants belt, and is small enough to comfortably sit down while wearing it. A very nice camera strap is included. Everything else, from the carry handle to the covered zipper speaks of quality. This bag is much nicer than those carried by the top electronics stores that sell cameras.

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I just bought a Nikon d5100 with the base lens, and this bag is the perfect fit. I actually sneak the battery charger in here too when I throw it in the car, but even that is pushing it. This size will only work if you know you're bringing one lens, a cleaning cloth, and an extra memory card.

Though it's light on space, the construction feels solid and the design really works well for a light, over-the-shoulder bag. Got this on a recommendation and I'll pass it along as one; if you want to travel light with your camera at the ready, get this one.

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I purchased this to carry a Nikon D5100 with a kit lens. It is a good snug fit which is what I wanted. It has room for a spare battery and card as well as the included rain cover. I can squeeze in a Nikon SB-400 flash when I need to. There is a side pocket that can carry a lens brush and battery if needed. I have a number of Kata bags and I am convinced they are the best ones you can buy. I prefer bags I can wear on my belt, have a rain cover and are as small as possible.

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This thing is built like a tank. It fits my Sony a55 with Tamron 17-50 zoom lens very well. It is snug, but it works.

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The case is sturdy, but as others have noted, the zipper seldom aligns correctly thus the zipper is always coming undone.... We are not very pleased with it.

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A gift for my wife and she loves it with her red Canon camera. We'll see how it holds up as we cruise the Caribbean.

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It's a little small (didn't read the measurments) but other than that I love it! Great quality and very sturdy.

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Perfect camera case with plenty of room for accessories made with pride by employees in a small shop in England for those who have a finer touch for quality!

Christmas gift for my wife she will absolutely love it!

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Cheap Lowepro LP36504-PWW Flipside Sport 20L Camera Daypack (Orange)

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Well, I'll make my first admission I am no photographer, so I have no need to carry around large quantities of expensive photographic equipment. However, if I was, I would certainly consider this as a means of doing so. It is without doubt a very impressive, high quality rucksack.

The 20l main compartment comes with a rather funky integral container with fully configurable compartments for your camera, lenses and other stuff. The container is also well padded so will be nicely protective. Now THAT would make this more or less useless as an ordinary rucksack but and here's the clever bit the container can be removed from the rucksack intact and used, by virtue of a pair of integral carry handles and a draw-string cover, as a functional (if rather dowdy) camera equipment grip. This leaves the rucksack with a large, spacious compartment which I promptly packed with weeks-worth of clothes and my laptop because I'm off on a business trip on Monday. Note that there will still be plenty of room for my regulation duty-free litre of Grouse (which should ironically just drop into the side mounted "hydration pouch") on the trip home.

An interesting innovation is that the main compartment is accessed via the back of the rucksack (i.e. the side that is in contact with YOUR back). This apparently makes the contents more secure.

There are a number of other pockets and pouches dotted around the bag, on the outside and inside (including some mesh pouches on the waistbelt) which mean that you can store all manner of other bits and pieces securely or readily accessible.

There is a couple of straps and flaps on one side that you snappers would normally use to hold your box-brownie's tripod, but could also be used to hold a rolled up mac or jacket. There is also an integral rain-cover. This really does keep on giving.

The construction of this rucksack is great. It is a high quality piece of kit that looks like it will withstand a lot of abuse (and protect its contents). The zippers are robust and the body material is water resistant. My version (I had no choice in the colour department) comes in a rather vibrant, Emergency Services Orange. At least I won't be getting run down by any snow-ploughs in the forseeable future.

I am very impressed with this, versatile, heavy duty general purpose/specialist equipment rucksack. If I was going into a war zone with a load of photographic kit, THIS is what I'd want to carry it in. Perhaps my only complaint is that it's just a little bit on the heavy side, but I guess that's the price you pay for it's many other virtues.

I've uploaded some photos to illustrate some of these points.

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Not too many reviews about this bag, I still went with this bag based on what I saw and my gut feeling. No regrets now that I bought it.

For over 2 years, I have been searching for the right bag. I considered many different type of bags like messenger bags and backpacks. I practically saw every website that sells bags, but I never found what I was really looking for. The bag I always wanted was something in which I can carry my camera and 2-3 lenses and a flash. Something in which I can carry some of my accessories; not all.

Apart from all this I did not want a boring BLACK/GREY color bag which looks so boring. I wanted something good looking, hip and smart. My search finally came to an end. I bought the Orange bag, there is another Blue color.

Straight off, let me tell you what all I fit into this bag:

1) Canon 7d with a 18-200 lens

2) 90 mm lens

3) 50 mm lens

4) External Flash

6) AA (4) Battery charger

7) Battery grip

8) Binoculars (Nikon) Kinda huge; not the compact one.

9) Accessories like Light meter, cards, wires etc.

So you see this bag sure can fit a WHOLE LOT of things. If you take off the battery grip and binoculars you can easily fit in another 2 lenses.

Other cool features

1) Not sure if you have seen the video on Lowepro.com but you can take and put stuff into the bag without taking it off your bag, yes that's how cool the bag is. I was amazed by this feature. The bag comes off your shoulder and sits around your waist, so it stays there, while you dig into your bag.

2) It fits a 50 Oz Hydration pack (does not come with the bag). I bought this from amazon too Camelbak Antidote Reservoir 50oz. This is a great feature if you think about it. If you go on city tours or shooting outdoors you don't need to carry bottles and can keep sipping water while you walk around.

3) Stand to hold your monopod/tripod

4) It has this rain cover which is nice

If you don't want to use this as camera bag, you can take off all the stuff in the form of a bag that comes off. Now it becomes a plain backpack.

The only CON for me is that it does not fit a laptop. Not even a small one. But I guess you can't have everything in ONE BAG. You got to compromise somewhere. It does how ever fit a tablet.

This bag is not a completely PRO LEVEL bag in the sense that its not overly HUGE to fit in EVERY single photography accessory you have. But its just right for those who don't want to lug around every single thing they own. You wanna look smart with the bag, this is the one for you.

This review is being written on my first day of getting the bag, hence my rating is 5. I am going on a trip to Puerto Rico in July, so will use this bag to its full capacity and update this review after the July 4th weekend. Until then, I would say this is a highly recommended bag.

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I bought this because we're going hiking in Montana next month and I wanted to be able to haul a lot of gear with me. I shopped and bargain hunted for months before I decided to splurge and buy this.

Some things I like:

1. It's not black. Seems like 90% of the backpacks are black. Hate that.

2. It doesn't look like I'm wearing a suit case on my back (i.e. it's not boxy).

3. Ingenious tripod carrier. Most of the products I looked at don't have any accessories for carrying a tripod. Some do, but they wouldn't work well except for a very small tripod. This has a really unique device on the side for carrying and securing/strapping down a good size tripod. Kind of hard to describe, but it will hold it securely without losing it or having it bounce around.

4. Pretty unique access to your gear. No need to take the backpack off to get to your stuff. Just remove the shoulder straps (leaving the hip belt/stabilizers on) and spin the unit around so it's in front of you, then unzip the back panel, exposing all your stuff. The backpack will fold down in front of you and (allegedly) stay horizontal, so you can open up the back and get to your stuff.

5. Hydration pack

6. Really good solid shoulder straps, chest strap, and hip stabilizers.

7. Lots of nice little pockets/nooks and crannies for car keys, etc.

8. Two separate rain covers, one for the entire bag, one more to cover the storage compartment only while the pack is open.

9. I like that you can remove the whole storage assembly and use the backpack as a regular day pack if you want.

One downside...I think I saw that you're supposed to be able to fit a laptop in it. There is NO WAY you will fit ANY size laptop in this thing. MAYBE an IPAD if you're lucky.

Also, even though I bought the largest one (this comes in three sizes), I still don't think I'll be able to carry everything I want. I'm hoping to carry the following, and I think it will be a stretch: two pro canon bodies w/o grips, a 70-200 2.8 L, a 28-70 2.8 L, an 85 mm 1.2 L, 50 mm 1.8, an extension tube, a 2x TC, a 580 flash with pocket wizards, a tripod, and accessories like cards, batts, chargers, etc.

I'll update when I know how I do with it.

UPDATE So I'm now back from Montana, where I used this thing, and I can say that I love it. It worked really well and I didn't have any real significant problems. A few notes learned from the experience:

1. The pouch for the hydration pack is on the small side. Not a big deal. While I was there, I bought my first hydration kit. It's two liters and when full, it won't fit in the bag. I'd say the most you can reasonably fit in is about 1.5 liters. Perhaps more if you're using a different style of hydration kit.

2. The idea that you can take the shoulder straps off this thing, leaving on the waist band, and simply fold the backpack down in front of you to access all of your gear is crazy. There's no way it's stable or strong enough to do that, and if it flops over, ALL of your contents will fall out of the bag.

3. The straps on the back of the pack for monopod attachment are really weak. Theoretically, you can cinch them up around the monopod to hold it in place but I found that they loosened up and unhooked pretty much right away.

4. I was able to carry all of the gear I listed above, except the 85mm 1.2 L. which is huge anyway. I also carried a canon G10 point and shoot and aat one point, a small pair of binoculars.

5. Straps were really comfortable, especially the waist straps/hip stabilizers.

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I was looking for a pack to take on a hiking trip in Europe this Summer. My requirements list was pretty ridiculous:

room for hydration, preferably outside the photo equipment compartment

room for my pro DSLR + four lenses (one tele zoom, one 50mm prime, one wide zoom, one standard zoom)

safe, padded compartment for a notebook computer

fits under airline seat

capable of carrying a tripod

room for windbreaker/rain shell, snacks, other hiking gear

weatherproof (it's supposed to rain frequently where I'll be hiking)

I was beginning to despair, when I finally found the LowePro Flipside Sport 20L AW. It meets all of my requirements (plus a bit of room to spare), and it's amazingly lightweight and comfortable to wear. I've had a few serious trial-run hikes now (25%+ climbs and descents, with full load of gear, water, etc) to prove it out, and I'm really impressed.

Upsides:

The design and construction show real attention to detail. All of the zippers, straps, etc. are beautifully made and work smoothly.

The material is lightweight, but feels rugged and durable.

This pack is LIGHT! I noticed that many of the plastic fittings are a weight-saving design that removes material from areas of the part that aren't stressed. A nice touch.

The hip strap adusts easily, as do the shoulder straps. It would be great if they were height adjustable as well, but I suspect that's part of the weight-saving design. It happens to fit my shorter (5' 6") frame quite well. I'm able to balance the weight so that it doesn't feel like I'm carrying it on my shoulders. You know, like a backpack is supposed to be.

The opening design for access to photo gear is really smart. You likely do need to set the pack down to take out camera gear, but the great news is that the parts that touch you don't get dirty as is the case with some other photo packs I've used (Tenba, I'm looking at you).

The hydration and tripod mounting are on either side of the pack, so they can counterbalance one another

Lots of loops and straps make it easy to secure items to the outside of the pack as needed

Lots of (small) zippered compartments provide easy access and organization

Webbed compartments with elastic tops on the hip belt make a great place to stow snacks, sunglasses, etc. while hiking!

The hydration compartment works well with the (not included) 1.5L Camelbak bladder, and the shoulder straps have elastic straps nicely positioned for holding the tube in place for easy access.

Downsides:

the computer compartment really is only big enough for a 11" MacBook air or an iPad. They say that in the specs, but I was hoping I could somehow cram something bigger in there...

Hip strap seems to lack height adjustment

Some of the interior organization is limited by where they've put the 'pile' side of the velcro. I would have loved a centimeter or two more leeway in placing some of the dividers.

The pack doesn't include the hydration bladder, and LowePro doesn't recommend one on their web site or in the product specs. I've had a good experience using the Camelbak Antidote 50 oz (1.5L) reservoir CamelBak Rucksack accessories Antidote Reservoir but they could have saved me a bit of searching by specifying something...

All in all, this pack is a great piece of gear. It's not inexpensive, but it feels like a well-designed and carefully constructed pack.

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It's light and full of useful pockets and ideas. It's my first back-pack style camera bag and so much easier to manage than all my smaller more traditional camera bags.

Lowepro Compact ILC Courier 70 Digital Micro Four-Thirds Camera Reviews

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This is a quality bag that fits the camera well and looks nice, but if I were to do it over again, I would buy one of LowePro's video camera bags. This bag doesn't have any exterior accessory pockets and it drives me crazy. This bag does come with a weird pouch on the strap to hold the NEX pancake lens, but the NEX doesn't have a built-in flash. Where am I supposed to keep that? What about a USB/HDMI cable, extra battery, my adapter ring for my Sony Alpha lens, cleaning cloth, etc.? There's one (TINY) accessory pocket on the inside that holds a memory card. Hooray.

The bag is high quality like all Lowepro bags, so if you don't mind not having a place to put any accessories, the bag is great. But I wish I'd bought something else so all those other things weren't rattling around in my backpack.

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There aren't that many good cases intended specifically for the mirror-less system cameras. This one is quite good and not very expensive at all, though it won't hold the camera and a bunch of lenses, for that you need the next size up. This small and slim case is well suited to complement the m4/3 system's overall "gestalt" of being much more compact and easy to tote than a DSLR set-up is. Some padding for protection, but not the ultimate in that area, so not for real rough trekking.

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Got this bag for a friend that got the EOS-M for themselves. It's a no nonsense little bag with just the right protection for a Micro 4/3rds or mirrorless sensor camera. Great construction.

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Did a lot research between CaseLogic and Lowepro bags before decided on this one as my easy to carry, everyday-bag. Fits perfect for my NEX 5R with kit lens. The external pouch is a bit too small, but I use it to carry the flash for NEX 5R (It will fit the 16mm pancake lens from sony, but not anything bigger). Bought another bigger bag to carry extra lens on longer trips, but this one is perfect for everyday carrying.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Pros:

Well padded

Cons:

Usability/Access

Small Size

Cheap Strap

Feels like a Purse

Bottom Line:

Difficult access and small size make this bag a questionable choice.

If you want a minimalist case for your ILC camera this might be a good choice. The material quality is nice, the pouch that goes on the strap is hand for a pancake lens or could be used for accessories. I find the strap doesn't match the build quality of the case, and is a coarse cheap feeling polypropylene (I would guess) with questionable looking plastic hardware.

For some reason the top has a zipper access like a purse (the bag even looks like a purse), and it makes it really difficult to stick the camera in the bag, especially the camera's strap. For a small camera it would go in a little easier, but my Olympus EP1 is too big. It fits, but access is difficult. I was hoping to use this with my NEX 7, but I am thinking that will be a no go.

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I bought this in order to protect my Canon 60D when out and about, but when I want to leave my big bag with the rest of my gear at home. It is a sturdy, padded bag that is large enough to fit my 60D with 18-135 kit lens attached (total length 7"). It also has a padded divider and velcro attachment points to help secure the camera, but I doubt anything except small accessories (extra battery or charger, or maybe a small flash) would fit alongside a mounted zoom lens. There is also a medium-size pocket on the front that can fit a charger or other accessories. The main compartment closes by velcro and/or buckle with adjustable strap. None of the compartments feature small pockets for memory cards, etc.

The padded shoulder strap (included) seems sturdy but not particularly comfortable it features a hard, rubbery non-slip surface on the bottom of the pad.

Interior dimensions at top: H x L x W 7" x 6" x 4" (approx). Tapers to be a bit narrower at the bottom. Dimensions exclude the front pocket.

Overall it serves its purpose very well, and seems to be very solid and functional considering its very reasonable price.

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Review of Eynpire Camera Leather Case For Canon S100

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the S100 fits perfectly inside the case. The tripod mount screw screws into the camera, perfectly securing the camera in the case with no chance of it falling out. The case is made of leather on the outside and suade on the inside for great protection. Also, the leather strap is a nice touch. The 2 piece cover allows it to stay protected when removing the front cover, keeping the camera securely attached to the bottom cover while still connected to the neck strap. The whole thing has a nice old fashioned look with great functionality. Glad I picked this up.

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It fits perfectly! Looks great. And its practucal cause you just ensure the camera to part of the case and hang it on your neck being ready for that quickshot you sometimes need. And it looks so cool!

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Great design, especilly once you get used to the button cover. Really protective and stylish. Would recommend buying to others.

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if you want to just put protection on lcd and slip in pocket to keep small size don't buy this! But if you want maximum protection from scratches or fall, get it.also looks retro even with top cover unsnapped.tripod screw is a bit thick,but fold cover down or leave off(don't loose it).great deal cheap!is just like the old days!

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Truly awesome case, classic and rustic. I really do enjoy the case. Excellent price and the service was wonderful. Will buy from you in the future.

Review of Mountainsmith Aurora II Camera Lumbar Pack

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my wife has a nikon D80. i thought this bag would be a perfect bag for going hiking so that she wouldnt have to carry a backpack to take off every time she wanted to take a picture. with this she can keep the camera on her hip and pull it out when desired.

The only things we dont like about the bag are that it is a little small for a DSLR with an extra lens. it works...but its tight. i also bought her the extended grip battery pack which makes things tigher...but once again...we have made it work. other than the tight fit...the velcro on the adjustable partitions inside is a little weak.

all in all, the quality is very good. if my wife is hiking, she may just learn to start carrying one lens. for the 30 bucks i spent...i dont think we could have done any better.

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I had high expectations for this bag but ended up returning it immediately. The zippers would stick and the velco dividers on the interior did not hold very well. My 23 year old Lowepro bag is better made. However, the hip belt is well designed and hugs your body very well. In concept the bag is good but the assembly and sub-standard materials fail to make this product useful. I would stick with M-Rock, Lowepro or Tamrac, those bags are designed and used by the professionals. I believe Tamrac is still made in the USA. It would be a shame to miss a shot because your camera bag zipper got stuck. I can't recommend this product.

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This is a very well made pack but, there is no way a DSLR with a small zoom or prime could fit in this pack. That includes APC and full frame sensors. Pros, forget about this one.

It might hold one of the smaller DSLRs made by Sony Alpha (A33, A55), Panasonic Lumix, Samsung, and maybe Olympus. It could easily hold the smaller rangefinder cameras made by Leica, Panasonic, Sony Alpha NEX, Pentax, and Olympus. Point and shoot, would be OK.

Regardless, in the images of the pack, it shows the shoulder strap clasp (the clip sewn to the bag that the strap attaches to) as being on the side of the bag just below the main compartment zipper. But the current model you will get has the clasp sewn INSIDE the webbed exterior pockets. This makes the outside pockets less usable and unusable for small water bottles or really anything you might want to put in it. Like a small PET water bottle or one or two 16 oz Nalgen HDPE Round Loop-Top Bottles the smaller version of the larger size Nalgene water bottles.

Also, the top lid has a metal zipper component that goes down on the back side of the camera or a lens you might have in the bag. Placing a metal zipper right over the camera LCD screen or even just on the camera or worse, a lens, is really bad design!

This is a nicely made bag for a good price but, I think Mountainsmith actually has NO pro photographers or even enthusiast photographers actually test out or review bag designs. This is bag that could be great if it was just bigger enough to actually hold something like a Sony A700 (and its replacement), Nikon D300S/D5000, and similar models from other makers. It does not need to hold a Nikon D3X (full frame top of the line pro DSLR with a grip). But if it could at least hold gripless APC size gear, it would be a big improvement.

Also, get the strap clasp out of the side pockets and watch where the metal zippers are going! Nobody wants a $2000 (or $300) camera or $3000 (or $300) lens damaged by the pack that is supposed to protect it.

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This pack works perfect with my HV30 camcorder. I use it without the dividers and the camcorder fits just right. I use the other pockets for spare tapes and batteries. Very compact and well made.

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I chose this camera bag based on its measurements and shape, planning to use it with the shoulder strap rather than the hip belt. However, I discovered that folding the hip belt into the space provided made it too cumbersome, and I had to just cut it off. Other than that I like it very much. The zippered compartments work well for extra memory cards, batteries, lens cloth, etc. It is well padded, and the movable dividers allowed me to create a space to fit my Canon PowerShot SX20IS exactly. I also like the fact that it has a handle to use in place of the removable shoulder strap, if I wish to do so. I had to go to the Mountainsmith site to find the internal measurements to insure this bag would fulfill my needs. (Earlier, I had ordered another smaller model and incorrectly estimated the internal measurement based on the external measurements.)

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Nice pretty case, I bought this for my sony S950, and compact but protect the camera case. The thing i love about this is it has a mesh pocket inside to store memory card and USB Drive. I dropped the case with the camera, but it didn't do any damage to my camera. I am loving it. All my friends want one also. Good Quality. I would recommend it.

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This is a very nice case and fits the Sony camera I bought quite nicely.

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It's a handy case and I feel like my camera stays secure. The best part by far was the price.

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the zipper it very hard to work it keeps jamming and at times is impossible to open ended up throwing it away and bought a case that closes with velcro

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Works great. It keeps the camera I bought protected and that's what I was after..