I purchased this to hold my Canon PowerShot, a future ultra-book, and miscellaneous paraphenalia. It has stood up to the test of time and performed flawlessly, even to holding the now purchased ultra-book.
The configurable partitions make it a breeze to customize the bag to whatever you're carrying that day.
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Monday, February 23, 2015
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Buy Rainbowimaging Black Genuine Leather Half Case for Olympus OM-D E-M5
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List Price: $129.99
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My main concern was to protect the screen and the camera itself. The detachable back cover is very convenient and the case looks very well on my black em-5 body. The camera is easier to grab with this case on. It feel ans look right. Just be aware that the case needs to be removed to switch batteries and cards.
Very pleased with this purchase
UPDATE: I stopped using the case. It was terribly hard to remove to change batteries, and it got in the way. So sad to say. It was beautiful, but that didn't make it usable.
List Price: $129.99
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My main concern was to protect the screen and the camera itself. The detachable back cover is very convenient and the case looks very well on my black em-5 body. The camera is easier to grab with this case on. It feel ans look right. Just be aware that the case needs to be removed to switch batteries and cards.
Very pleased with this purchase
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to remove each time you want to remove the memory card or the battery. i eventually just gave up using it.Best Deals for Rainbowimaging Black Genuine Leather Half Case for Olympus OM-D E-M5
This is a beautiful leather case, and makes the camera very comfy to hold, but when plugging in the cords for download, or changing batteries, it has to be removed. Some of the other cases available were almost as nice looking, and had access to all the openings, but this was the only one with a screen cover. I was more interested in that feature, so I passed on the accesses.UPDATE: I stopped using the case. It was terribly hard to remove to change batteries, and it got in the way. So sad to say. It was beautiful, but that didn't make it usable.
Monday, January 5, 2015
Tamrac 5261 Black CyberPro Flyer Rolling Photo/Laptop Briefcase Reviews
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List Price: $439.95
Sale Price: $326.62
Today's Bonus: 26% Off

As soon as I received this bag'g big brother, the 5263, I saw it was in no way built to be a "carry on" way too big and cumbersome. I immediately returned it and bought this one and haven't looked back since. I've used it to pack my camera, four lenses, iPad, 13" Mac Book Air, various chargers, flash, etc. with no problems. It fits under the seat of even the smallest regional jet. It is well built and the handle and wheels make it easy to haul between terminals, the car, and anywhere you have relatively flat ground.
WeelieY.
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As soon as I received this bag'g big brother, the 5263, I saw it was in no way built to be a "carry on" way too big and cumbersome. I immediately returned it and bought this one and haven't looked back since. I've used it to pack my camera, four lenses, iPad, 13" Mac Book Air, various chargers, flash, etc. with no problems. It fits under the seat of even the smallest regional jet. It is well built and the handle and wheels make it easy to haul between terminals, the car, and anywhere you have relatively flat ground.
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I have used other Tamrac products in the past, one of which I took with me on my safari to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It worked great. Although I just received the 5261, it is of the same quality and I will be using it next month on my vacation. It is a little pricy; However, I wouldn't have anything else.WeelieY.
Saturday, December 27, 2014
Buy Nikon Coolpix L810 Digital Camera Case Camcorder and Digital Camera
was a gift for my daughter she said it was great thank you for the speedy delivery it was a perfect fit for her camera we just baught
. Point and shoot, great pictures.
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Great case plenty of room and a great price user friendly very durable thank you I rate this product a ten out of tenBest Deals for Nikon Coolpix L810 Digital Camera Case Camcorder and Digital Camera
Some camera's like watches come with a 200 page manual. This one is only maybe 10 pages. I was using it within 10 minutes of installing the batteries. Point and shoot, great pictures.
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Reviews of Manfrotto MB SS390-7BB AGILE VII Sling Bag -Black
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List Price: $112.00
Sale Price: $64.00
Today's Bonus: 43% Off

For the price, this bag offers a good mix of protection and accessibility. It is rather comfortable to carry, the padded camera pocket provides enough space for my D7000 with 18-200 mounted, a 35mm prime, sigma 8-16mm wide angle, and all my other accessories. There is also a top zippered and buckled pocket that I use to carry my personal belongings. The bag is decently rigid, without feels like a big box. The padding is acceptable, but I placed the unused dividers to give extra padding to the camera body. The best part about the bag is the super quick and easy accessibility of the camera. Just swing the bag to your front, unzip and start taking pictures; it's the primary reason I went with the sling instead of the backpack. Perhaps the thing I like best about the bag, is that when the bag is in front of me, it actually acts as a very good stabilizing platform for shooting. I don't know it they designed it that way or not, but it works very well. Overall, good product for the price.
The bag slings over your shoulder with an additional strap to add extra support. This is my first sling bag and I can say that it is not as comfortable as a regular bag, probably because most of the weight is concentrated on only one strap compared to two on a traditional backpack. I can stand using it for an hour or two but after that, it becomes tiresome to carry around.
I have not tried using the supplied straps to carry a tripod on the bag yet. the straps are fairly small so I would only suggest using them on small and light tripod.
Pros:
Competitively priced w/ a rebate and it was also on sale
Fits more than enough equipment for the causal user and probably enough equipment for a semipro photographer
Padded compartments to keep your equipment safe
Cons:
With a little more provided accessories (more dividers) users would be able to use the space more efficiently.
Not too comfortable for extended use
Other thoughts:
I have carried my larger 70-200 lens in the accessory compartment so that I don't always have to have it mounted to the body if I want to put the camera back in the bag.
Would be nice to be able have to option to change the way that the bag slings over your body (it currently slings from your right shoulder to the left waist)
List Price: $112.00
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For the price, this bag offers a good mix of protection and accessibility. It is rather comfortable to carry, the padded camera pocket provides enough space for my D7000 with 18-200 mounted, a 35mm prime, sigma 8-16mm wide angle, and all my other accessories. There is also a top zippered and buckled pocket that I use to carry my personal belongings. The bag is decently rigid, without feels like a big box. The padding is acceptable, but I placed the unused dividers to give extra padding to the camera body. The best part about the bag is the super quick and easy accessibility of the camera. Just swing the bag to your front, unzip and start taking pictures; it's the primary reason I went with the sling instead of the backpack. Perhaps the thing I like best about the bag, is that when the bag is in front of me, it actually acts as a very good stabilizing platform for shooting. I don't know it they designed it that way or not, but it works very well. Overall, good product for the price.
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I already own a large bag that I use for taking on hiking trips and I was looking for something that could carry some of my camera gear for casual use. I saw the Manfrotto sling bag on sale with manufacture's mail in rebate so I decided to give it a shot. The bag was large enough to fit my kit lens, 70-200mm, 50mm, flash, batteries and accessories with room to fit probably another lens. The compartment to hold the lens/camera is fairly large and my biggest complaint is that there are not as many dividers to break up the compartment into smaller sections. There is only the main compartment which holds the camera body + mounted lens(up to a 70-200mm lens)and a compartment next to it that is divided into 3 (two compartments side by side that are covered by flaps and a section above those compartments. I wish that it would come with another divider to give you the option of adding another compartment. There is also a small top compartment that can hold some accessories ect which is secured with the buckle, zipper and Velcro (a bit overboard, but I guess that would guarantee that nothing will fall out.The bag slings over your shoulder with an additional strap to add extra support. This is my first sling bag and I can say that it is not as comfortable as a regular bag, probably because most of the weight is concentrated on only one strap compared to two on a traditional backpack. I can stand using it for an hour or two but after that, it becomes tiresome to carry around.
I have not tried using the supplied straps to carry a tripod on the bag yet. the straps are fairly small so I would only suggest using them on small and light tripod.
Pros:
Competitively priced w/ a rebate and it was also on sale
Fits more than enough equipment for the causal user and probably enough equipment for a semipro photographer
Padded compartments to keep your equipment safe
Cons:
With a little more provided accessories (more dividers) users would be able to use the space more efficiently.
Not too comfortable for extended use
Other thoughts:
I have carried my larger 70-200 lens in the accessory compartment so that I don't always have to have it mounted to the body if I want to put the camera back in the bag.
Would be nice to be able have to option to change the way that the bag slings over your body (it currently slings from your right shoulder to the left waist)
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I like the bag, somethings that bother me is that the strap sits on the right shoulder, I generally like them sitting on the left shoulder. It is spacious and carries what I need it to. I wish there was more dividers though.Honest reviews on Manfrotto MB SS390-7BB AGILE VII Sling Bag -Black
I hated this bag. Dividers were not provided that would allow effective use of this bag. And the swing around height of the bag made it awkward to remove my camera. Overall, I just wasn't happy and had to return it. I would definitely recommend looking elsewhere. I am, although I have yet to find something...Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Manfrotto MB SS390-7BB AGILE VII Sling Bag -Black
Bag is good, I don't knock it for the price, I'm able to store two DSLR bodies, a 70-200, 24-105, 17-40, and 50mm plus one 580ex 2 flash. So that's the good part, the downside is after carrying a bag with all that gear the one strap over your shoulder starts to put a strain on you. I still believe the bag is worth getting as a 2nd bag, my main bag is a Tenba double strap bag which gives better back support than a single strap. I got this bag during cyber Monday so it was worth it for me :)Friday, October 10, 2014
Review of Canon PSC-4000 PowerShot Deluxe Soft Leather Case (Black)
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List Price: $39.99
Sale Price: $4.99
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The good: It fits the camera nicely without a lot of extra bulk. It is very soft protective material inside. It utilizes the camera strap instead of having its own.
The bad: It doesn't have the pouch inside for a spare SD card and set of spare batteries like the case for the Canon S5 had. Also, not as big a deal as the pouch is that in addition to the zippers on the sides, it has 2 little magnetic closure things like some cell phone cases have. They never seem to line up correctly so that they engage each other and don't hold well. Nothing but the zippers or a piece of velcro would be better.
All-in-all, I would have given it 5 stars if it had a pouch/pocket either inside or out for 1 spare SD and 1 spare set of AA batteries. Now you will have to carry them separately.
Anyway, I've since received both the camera and the CANON PSC-4000 DELUXE LEATHER CASE. Consistent with other reviews of the latter, it seems generally well-constructed, the leather pleasingly soft and pliable, and with room to cradle the camera snugly. However, I also confirm the observations of fellow users regarding the overall design; the magnetic closures are disconcertingly cheesy, and the lack of secondary pockets for extra batteries, second memory card, and chewing gum for the model is an inconvenience. I'm sending the case back, but not for either of these two reasons.
I'm not sure what I was thinking; it must have been a conceptual block. If used, the case would hang from around my neck by the strap attached to the camera. So, if I took the camera out to actually take a snap, where would I stash the case? Cast aside somewhere, obviously, where it could easily be forgotten while I'm distracted, e.g. during the lingerie photo shoot.
For perhaps less money than I spent on the PSC-4000, I'm sure I can find a sturdy general-duty bag at the local brick-and-mortar camera store that has lots of pockets and can stay tethered to me at all times even while, um, busy.
The camera fits snug in the bag. It's a nice fit. I like that the camera's strap is also used for the bag. It's a smart idea in order to keep the bag compact.
I highly suggest purchasing this camera bag. it's a small investment for protecting your camera.
I fly a lot and a bulky camera case doesn't happen to fit well inside my laptop roller carry on. I needed the bare minimum case that would cover the camera and not add any bulk so that the camera could fit inside my medium travel purse as I can't have yet another "item" to carry on a plane. This is absolutely perfect for that purpose. Since Canon still hasn't quite figured out the magic behind a lens cap that stays on all the time, I couldn't risk just throwing the camera in naked in case other items in my purse hit up against the lens. This case adds almost no bulk to the camera, is well made, and protects it very well against other items in the same bag.
As a result, no it does not really hold anything extra. It is not a "carrying system" for your camera and accessories. I can fit my USB memory card reader or an SD card loose inside the case, but not extra batteries, for example. Do not buy this case if you want a dedicated travel item for all your photography needs. Read other reviews here carefully, and you'll see that most people who are disappointed in the case expected it to do what it's not designed to do.
This is what you want for a "case within a case" situation, for example if you want to throw your camera in a larger bag or purse. It doesn't even come with its own strap, so that should tell you that it's more of a protective cover than a carrying solution. I am absolutely thrilled with this product. It's a good, snug fit and appears to be high quality material and manufacturing. A few people seemed to mention it didn't fit the SX10/SX20 but that's not my experience at all. It's a perfect, custom fit. I looked everywhere for something like this, finding mostly bags that added bulk, and it's exactly what I needed.
If you fly for business and have to worry about carrying on a laptop and a large camera, then you probably don't want a separate camera carrying case anyway. I also don't want a big carrying case if I'm out touring. Memory cards are large enough now that I don't even come close to filling a 16GB card in a day, and AA batteries are strong enough now that I usually won't have to change batteries in a day of sightseeing, either. So why do I need a bulky carrying case for a bulky camera in addition to whatever purse/day bag I might be carrying? If you have an SX10 or SX20, then you are probably good to go with the memory card and batteries inside the camera, freshly emptied/charged for the day. It's not that difficult to stash a memory card inside the case if you really need a second one, and throw batteries in your purse. For me, the camera is bulky enough for frequent flying/traveling. I didn't want yet another item to complicate matters, so this worked for me. If that's your situation, too, then this is exactly what you want.
UPDATE late 2012: I've since upgraded to the SX40 which is a bigger camera and I'm so disappointed that Canon didn't make another version of this case for the newer, larger models. I'm back to using a bulky bag within my carryon bag, and my search for something as great as this case continues. The PSC-4100 is a completely different kind of case, and according to reviewers, isn't large enough for the SX40 anyway. This case made my life so much easier, and I really miss having it.
The facts: The case is designed to be used WITH your camera's strap. A small looped strap is provided for this purpose. The little loop allows you to wear the camera around your neck in the case. You can remove it from the case to take pics and the case will remain attached to the strap. You don't have to ask someone to hold it or, put it downand risk it "walking away".
The camera fits perfectly. You can reverse the lens hood to fit it in the case as well. A simple and common practice.
There is a belt loop as well, which is very convenient. Thereby providing 2 options for carrying.
There is no extra room at all. No extra pockets for memory cards or batteries. Canon doesn't make any claims of additional storage so, I never expected any.
It is very nice looking. The interior is lined with a suede like material which is very gentle on the camera.
It closes with 2 zippers and 2 snaps which work perfectly.
The dimensions are posted wherever it is sold so anyone who expected it to be bigger really should work at being a better consumer. If you research your purchase you are much more likely to be satisfied with what you buy.
I bought this case because I wanted something snug and small. I don't want to put anything else in the case. I have a memory card capable of holding more photos than 2 sets of batteries would allow. I always make sure my batteries are fresh before I head out. It's exactly what I expected it to be. It looks great too. 5 stars
List Price: $39.99
Sale Price: $4.99
Today's Bonus: 88% Off
The good: It fits the camera nicely without a lot of extra bulk. It is very soft protective material inside. It utilizes the camera strap instead of having its own.
The bad: It doesn't have the pouch inside for a spare SD card and set of spare batteries like the case for the Canon S5 had. Also, not as big a deal as the pouch is that in addition to the zippers on the sides, it has 2 little magnetic closure things like some cell phone cases have. They never seem to line up correctly so that they engage each other and don't hold well. Nothing but the zippers or a piece of velcro would be better.
All-in-all, I would have given it 5 stars if it had a pouch/pocket either inside or out for 1 spare SD and 1 spare set of AA batteries. Now you will have to carry them separately.
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I recently purchased a Canon Powershot SX10IS 10MP Digital Camera with 20x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom from the world's largest electronic retailer. Giddy with anticipation of its arrival, I surveyed all the gotta-have accessories to accompany this particular camera case, mini-tripod, memory card, lens cap tether, and 18-year old lingerie model. The memory card, lens cap tether (Bower CK501 Lens Cap Keeper), and case I ordered almost immediately.Anyway, I've since received both the camera and the CANON PSC-4000 DELUXE LEATHER CASE. Consistent with other reviews of the latter, it seems generally well-constructed, the leather pleasingly soft and pliable, and with room to cradle the camera snugly. However, I also confirm the observations of fellow users regarding the overall design; the magnetic closures are disconcertingly cheesy, and the lack of secondary pockets for extra batteries, second memory card, and chewing gum for the model is an inconvenience. I'm sending the case back, but not for either of these two reasons.
I'm not sure what I was thinking; it must have been a conceptual block. If used, the case would hang from around my neck by the strap attached to the camera. So, if I took the camera out to actually take a snap, where would I stash the case? Cast aside somewhere, obviously, where it could easily be forgotten while I'm distracted, e.g. during the lingerie photo shoot.
For perhaps less money than I spent on the PSC-4000, I'm sure I can find a sturdy general-duty bag at the local brick-and-mortar camera store that has lots of pockets and can stay tethered to me at all times even while, um, busy.
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Like others, it would have been nice to have an extra pocket for batteries. However, it didn't negatively sway my decision about purchasing the bag. Keeping the camera safe was my first priority. I wasn't concerned about having a pocket for an extra memory card. You can by an 8GIG card and shouldn't need another one handy for a picture shoot.The camera fits snug in the bag. It's a nice fit. I like that the camera's strap is also used for the bag. It's a smart idea in order to keep the bag compact.
I highly suggest purchasing this camera bag. it's a small investment for protecting your camera.
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This case is exactly what I wanted, and a lot of the low ratings here are simply indicative of people who didn't actually want this type of camera case.I fly a lot and a bulky camera case doesn't happen to fit well inside my laptop roller carry on. I needed the bare minimum case that would cover the camera and not add any bulk so that the camera could fit inside my medium travel purse as I can't have yet another "item" to carry on a plane. This is absolutely perfect for that purpose. Since Canon still hasn't quite figured out the magic behind a lens cap that stays on all the time, I couldn't risk just throwing the camera in naked in case other items in my purse hit up against the lens. This case adds almost no bulk to the camera, is well made, and protects it very well against other items in the same bag.
As a result, no it does not really hold anything extra. It is not a "carrying system" for your camera and accessories. I can fit my USB memory card reader or an SD card loose inside the case, but not extra batteries, for example. Do not buy this case if you want a dedicated travel item for all your photography needs. Read other reviews here carefully, and you'll see that most people who are disappointed in the case expected it to do what it's not designed to do.
This is what you want for a "case within a case" situation, for example if you want to throw your camera in a larger bag or purse. It doesn't even come with its own strap, so that should tell you that it's more of a protective cover than a carrying solution. I am absolutely thrilled with this product. It's a good, snug fit and appears to be high quality material and manufacturing. A few people seemed to mention it didn't fit the SX10/SX20 but that's not my experience at all. It's a perfect, custom fit. I looked everywhere for something like this, finding mostly bags that added bulk, and it's exactly what I needed.
If you fly for business and have to worry about carrying on a laptop and a large camera, then you probably don't want a separate camera carrying case anyway. I also don't want a big carrying case if I'm out touring. Memory cards are large enough now that I don't even come close to filling a 16GB card in a day, and AA batteries are strong enough now that I usually won't have to change batteries in a day of sightseeing, either. So why do I need a bulky carrying case for a bulky camera in addition to whatever purse/day bag I might be carrying? If you have an SX10 or SX20, then you are probably good to go with the memory card and batteries inside the camera, freshly emptied/charged for the day. It's not that difficult to stash a memory card inside the case if you really need a second one, and throw batteries in your purse. For me, the camera is bulky enough for frequent flying/traveling. I didn't want yet another item to complicate matters, so this worked for me. If that's your situation, too, then this is exactly what you want.
UPDATE late 2012: I've since upgraded to the SX40 which is a bigger camera and I'm so disappointed that Canon didn't make another version of this case for the newer, larger models. I'm back to using a bulky bag within my carryon bag, and my search for something as great as this case continues. The PSC-4100 is a completely different kind of case, and according to reviewers, isn't large enough for the SX40 anyway. This case made my life so much easier, and I really miss having it.
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I am shocked at the number of reviews slamming this case for not being MORE than it claims to be. It's a CASE not a bag. It is meant to be small, snug and easily portable. It is all of these and more. It is well made, attractive and available here at amazon for $10 shipped.The facts: The case is designed to be used WITH your camera's strap. A small looped strap is provided for this purpose. The little loop allows you to wear the camera around your neck in the case. You can remove it from the case to take pics and the case will remain attached to the strap. You don't have to ask someone to hold it or, put it downand risk it "walking away".
The camera fits perfectly. You can reverse the lens hood to fit it in the case as well. A simple and common practice.
There is a belt loop as well, which is very convenient. Thereby providing 2 options for carrying.
There is no extra room at all. No extra pockets for memory cards or batteries. Canon doesn't make any claims of additional storage so, I never expected any.
It is very nice looking. The interior is lined with a suede like material which is very gentle on the camera.
It closes with 2 zippers and 2 snaps which work perfectly.
The dimensions are posted wherever it is sold so anyone who expected it to be bigger really should work at being a better consumer. If you research your purchase you are much more likely to be satisfied with what you buy.
I bought this case because I wanted something snug and small. I don't want to put anything else in the case. I have a memory card capable of holding more photos than 2 sets of batteries would allow. I always make sure my batteries are fresh before I head out. It's exactly what I expected it to be. It looks great too. 5 stars
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Discount Brown Faux Leather Camera Case Bag For Panasonic LUMIX LX5
OK, this is definitely a fake-leather case. But it looks neat, just like those old cases for film-cameras back in the day. As a nice "bonus", LUMIX is etched on its front piece that's covering the lens.
One complaint it's a little too roomy. The bottom part (that attaches to the camera) is fine, but the top has too much flab.
But hey, for the price, it's a perfectly acceptable case that has some retro charm.
One complaint it's a little too roomy. The bottom part (that attaches to the camera) is fine, but the top has too much flab.
But hey, for the price, it's a perfectly acceptable case that has some retro charm.
Friday, August 22, 2014
Fujifilm LC-X100 Leather Case for Finepix X100 Digital Camera Reviews
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List Price: $180.99
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I love my X100. Best camera I've ever owned that gives me a desire to take photographs. The look and feel of a rangefinder camera makes the X100 a compelling camera.
The leather case makes it more so!
$139? Compared to the camera price, it's about 13% of the cost of the X100. Perhaps that makes it more palatable. By itself it's a hefty price for a case. However, once you put the case on the camera you forget the cost as emotions take over and you realize the case and camera were made for each other. They are both crafted and designed well, both needing each other to complete the look, feel, and emotion of owning the X100.
The case is made well, and should last for many years if treated right. It works as it should, and will give passerbys more reason to stop and ask how old your classic camera is around your neck. :)
From completely protecting your camera to taking a picture is 1 second. You just lift the magnetic flap on the bottom and lift the front protection over and under. You can even put the lens cap away and use this case instead as you walk around. The front center part is flat and hard so the lens is safe. The case is made of two parts. And you can remove and put back the front part very quickly as it's secured by two snap buttons. I usually take it off and put it in my backpack as it's kind of weird the way it's just hanging down there...
The bottom part is also easy to remove/put back, and you need to do that when you wish to change the battery or the card. Bottom is nice and flat so you can set the camera on the concrete without scratching the fragile aluminum. This camera is so easy to show signs of wear even after a gentle use when not using it with the case. The aluminum (or whatever metal this is) is like a dent magnet. Slightly brushed against it with my keyboard the other day and it got a scratch... but whatever, the camera is a tool even if this one's also a good looking one. Using this case looks like will keep it in one piece for a longer time, which is a good thing because I love this camera and it doesn't have any alternatives on the market at the moment.
I like the case because it's there when you need it and quick to get out of the way when you want to take a picture. Oh and it maintains the same style as the camera.
This is really appalling, as the knock-off cases on Amazon sell for $25. If you are okay with a knock-off (which are probably about as good for protecting the camera), buy one of those. If you want the real case from Fujifilm, don't buy this one.
It fits the camera like a glove and I like how the top protion is removeable at the flick of a snap. Also the way the top portion folds up and over the camera and down when ready to shoot is very handy.
Yeah it pricey but what isn't in photography? I just had to have it.
It will only fit the camera as is, in other words even a filter will have an impact on the cases ability to close completely as designed. As such forget a lens hood etc.
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I love my X100. Best camera I've ever owned that gives me a desire to take photographs. The look and feel of a rangefinder camera makes the X100 a compelling camera.
The leather case makes it more so!
$139? Compared to the camera price, it's about 13% of the cost of the X100. Perhaps that makes it more palatable. By itself it's a hefty price for a case. However, once you put the case on the camera you forget the cost as emotions take over and you realize the case and camera were made for each other. They are both crafted and designed well, both needing each other to complete the look, feel, and emotion of owning the X100.
The case is made well, and should last for many years if treated right. It works as it should, and will give passerbys more reason to stop and ask how old your classic camera is around your neck. :)
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This case is awesome. I got it as a present so not sure which store it came from, but it came in a nice black box and I'm pretty sure that mine is authentic as it's very well designed! I've read some people got a fake one that doesn't fit their camera perfectly... it should, mine does, and that's the whole point of a case like this!From completely protecting your camera to taking a picture is 1 second. You just lift the magnetic flap on the bottom and lift the front protection over and under. You can even put the lens cap away and use this case instead as you walk around. The front center part is flat and hard so the lens is safe. The case is made of two parts. And you can remove and put back the front part very quickly as it's secured by two snap buttons. I usually take it off and put it in my backpack as it's kind of weird the way it's just hanging down there...
The bottom part is also easy to remove/put back, and you need to do that when you wish to change the battery or the card. Bottom is nice and flat so you can set the camera on the concrete without scratching the fragile aluminum. This camera is so easy to show signs of wear even after a gentle use when not using it with the case. The aluminum (or whatever metal this is) is like a dent magnet. Slightly brushed against it with my keyboard the other day and it got a scratch... but whatever, the camera is a tool even if this one's also a good looking one. Using this case looks like will keep it in one piece for a longer time, which is a good thing because I love this camera and it doesn't have any alternatives on the market at the moment.
I like the case because it's there when you need it and quick to get out of the way when you want to take a picture. Oh and it maintains the same style as the camera.
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This case appears to be a fake. I had an original case from Fujifilm and bought this to replace the top half, which I had lost. This product is made a very different type of material. It may be leather, but it is definitely a cheaper quality leather or possibly vinyl. The base on this also doesn't have the flap on the real product for accessing the battery and memory card door. The word "Fujifilm" is embossed on the case, but the lettering doesn't look like the original. The case did come in what appeared to be a real Fujifilm box, but the box had clearly been opened and resealed and wasn't in new condition.This is really appalling, as the knock-off cases on Amazon sell for $25. If you are okay with a knock-off (which are probably about as good for protecting the camera), buy one of those. If you want the real case from Fujifilm, don't buy this one.
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I love my Fuji X100 camera and this case is a perfect fit. The X100 is styled like the classic range finder camera, something my parents would have used in the 50s & 60s and this case fits the retro style of the camera.It fits the camera like a glove and I like how the top protion is removeable at the flick of a snap. Also the way the top portion folds up and over the camera and down when ready to shoot is very handy.
Yeah it pricey but what isn't in photography? I just had to have it.
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This is a terrific case just as described; however please remember to keep one thing in mind...It will only fit the camera as is, in other words even a filter will have an impact on the cases ability to close completely as designed. As such forget a lens hood etc.
Saturday, August 9, 2014
HDE Camera Case for Nikon Coolpix Reviews
I bought this case for my Nikon S3000 and it fits perfect. I needed something that would not add size or weight and this fit the bill. I recommend this item 100%.
Overall great product!
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Does not scratch camera. Fits in to the case easily. Fits in the case very well. Portable.Overall great product!
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When I first used this case it worked great. After a short time the zipper started splitting. I have to make sure that the zipper is together in a certain way. I have had my camera fall out a few times because of it. Other than that the case works fine. Just keep an eye your camera so it dose not fall out.Honest reviews on HDE Camera Case for Nikon Coolpix
This camera is so slim and cool. The small bag protect's the lense and also fit's in your pocket as well. It was also very inexpensive like $5!Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for HDE Camera Case for Nikon Coolpix
Just bought a new Coolpix 3100 and had been using an old case for a much thicker Coolpix I had several years ago. I chose this one because of the double zipper which allows the camera strap to stay centered once the camera is in the case as well as the included carbiner (sp?) clamp that allows you to lash it to anything with a loop: belt loop, purse strap, key chain. Fits this camera like a glove. Only thing I wish it had would be a small pocket for an extra SD card or something else.Monday, May 5, 2014
Vivitar Rugged Large Zoom DSLR Holster Case / Bag Kit For Sony Reviews
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I needed to protect my new camera. I like the case, it is just a bit bulky for me. My new camera is bulky.
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I needed to protect my new camera. I like the case, it is just a bit bulky for me. My new camera is bulky.
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Works perfect for my husband's new camera. Great padding. Protects from high impact when dropped. Has space for other camera accessories. Highly recommend!Best Deals for Vivitar Rugged Large Zoom DSLR Holster Case / Bag Kit For Sony
Very happy with this case. It fits the camera and everything else that needs to go with it. There are pockets, sections and a great strap to go across the body.Sunday, April 20, 2014
Reviews of Lowepro Nova 2 AW Camera Bag (Black)
I purchased this bag for my Canon Digital Rebel SLR and I am extremely pleased. It is not the largest gadget bag that I own, but it is the best by far. The bag itself is 10" high, 9" wide and 6" deep so it is ideally sized for travel with your camera. It is well sized and balanced for carrying over one shoulder using the comfortable strap which is included. The bag is made of nylon, but it has a very study frame to it so the bag keeps its shape. Lowepro was generous with distributing the padding and I feel that the bag keeps my equipment quite safe.
The bag includes padded dividers which can be configured using Velcro. I have the bag configured so that I put my camera body with my 28-135mm lens attached into the bag lens first so that I can take it out again quickly. The dividers have rigidity to them so I am comfortable that they will support the camera body without risking the lens will hit the bottom of the bag. There is also enough room for my 300mm lens and accessories such as my spare batteries or lens covers.
Pockets include one on each side of the bag. There is a great zippered pocket on the back of the bag that is really useful for quickly stowing papers or books. There is also a zippered pocket inside the top flap where I keep my memory cards. The pocket on the front is also zippered and subdivided to store memory cards, filters, etc.
The bag includes a limited lifetime warranty. The bag is very well built and much better than any of the similar bags that I was looking at such as those by Targus which I did not think were as sturdy as this one.
In summary, I think that this is a great bag for a SLR camera. I use it extensively for my travels and I am very happy with it.
The bag includes padded dividers which can be configured using Velcro. I have the bag configured so that I put my camera body with my 28-135mm lens attached into the bag lens first so that I can take it out again quickly. The dividers have rigidity to them so I am comfortable that they will support the camera body without risking the lens will hit the bottom of the bag. There is also enough room for my 300mm lens and accessories such as my spare batteries or lens covers.
Pockets include one on each side of the bag. There is a great zippered pocket on the back of the bag that is really useful for quickly stowing papers or books. There is also a zippered pocket inside the top flap where I keep my memory cards. The pocket on the front is also zippered and subdivided to store memory cards, filters, etc.
The bag includes a limited lifetime warranty. The bag is very well built and much better than any of the similar bags that I was looking at such as those by Targus which I did not think were as sturdy as this one.
In summary, I think that this is a great bag for a SLR camera. I use it extensively for my travels and I am very happy with it.
Nikon D80 with 18-200mm lens attached
50mm f1.8 lens
SB600 flash OR battery charger (bulky for D80 battery)
The bag has several pockets:
Pocket in front of bag. I store extra batteries, memory here.
Pocket inside the top cover. They placed a piece of cloth/vinyl to cover the zipper pull so it won't scratch what you have in the main compartment. A nice thought.
Side external pockets (exposed). I guess you can stick paper maps here.
The lid feels very sturdy. It is a fairly tight fit, and may require some fiddling with to close. The only "-" for the bag.
The bag includes padded dividers which can be configured using Velcro. I have the bag configured so that I put my camera body with my 28-135mm lens attached into the bag lens first so that I can take it out again quickly. The dividers have rigidity to them so I am comfortable that they will support the camera body without risking the lens will hit the bottom of the bag. There is also enough room for my 300mm lens and accessories such as my spare batteries or lens covers.
Pockets include one on each side of the bag. There is a great zippered pocket on the back of the bag that is really useful for quickly stowing papers or books. There is also a zippered pocket inside the top flap where I keep my memory cards. The pocket on the front is also zippered and subdivided to store memory cards, filters, etc.
The bag includes a limited lifetime warranty. The bag is very well built and much better than any of the similar bags that I was looking at such as those by Targus which I did not think were as sturdy as this one.
In summary, I think that this is a great bag for a SLR camera. I use it extensively for my travels and I am very happy with it.
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I purchased this bag for my Canon Digital Rebel SLR and I am extremely pleased. It is not the largest gadget bag that I own, but it is the best by far. The bag itself is 10" high, 9" wide and 6" deep so it is ideally sized for travel with your camera. It is well sized and balanced for carrying over one shoulder using the comfortable strap which is included. The bag is made of nylon, but it has a very study frame to it so the bag keeps its shape. Lowepro was generous with distributing the padding and I feel that the bag keeps my equipment quite safe.The bag includes padded dividers which can be configured using Velcro. I have the bag configured so that I put my camera body with my 28-135mm lens attached into the bag lens first so that I can take it out again quickly. The dividers have rigidity to them so I am comfortable that they will support the camera body without risking the lens will hit the bottom of the bag. There is also enough room for my 300mm lens and accessories such as my spare batteries or lens covers.
Pockets include one on each side of the bag. There is a great zippered pocket on the back of the bag that is really useful for quickly stowing papers or books. There is also a zippered pocket inside the top flap where I keep my memory cards. The pocket on the front is also zippered and subdivided to store memory cards, filters, etc.
The bag includes a limited lifetime warranty. The bag is very well built and much better than any of the similar bags that I was looking at such as those by Targus which I did not think were as sturdy as this one.
In summary, I think that this is a great bag for a SLR camera. I use it extensively for my travels and I am very happy with it.
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This is my second Lowepro bag (the other being a Slingshot 100 AW), but it's my most preferred. This is especially true for those days when I want to carry just the camera and one zoom lens (in my case, an Olympus E-500 with a 14-54mm/f2.8-3.5 lens) for family outings and visits, parties, etc. This should not imply the bag doesn't hold all I need, quite the contrary. This bag easily accommodates a FL-36 flash, an Olympus EC-14 teleconverter, Stofen Omnibounce, a spare BLM-1 battery, extra batteries for my flash, extra CF cards, a Lenspen, a tabletop tripod, a CP filter, and RM-1 remote switch, and other small accessories. It can even accept my E-500/14-54 with the EC-14 mounted as well, with no loss of room -all this in a compact size and it's relatively lightweight too. What more can I ask?Honest reviews on Lowepro Nova 2 AW Camera Bag (Black)
I use this bag with a Nikon D70, a large flash and a Sony camcorder. It holds all three with extra batteries, lens cleaner, media cards and a mini tripod to boot. It is comfortable and very secure. I've had alot of bags in over 30 years of shooting -a few of them working in a camera store. This is the top if it holds all your gear. The weather cover is a nice bonus that I found only after I got the bag home. Five stars.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Lowepro Nova 2 AW Camera Bag (Black)
The bag is well padded and fits the following in the main compartmentNikon D80 with 18-200mm lens attached
50mm f1.8 lens
SB600 flash OR battery charger (bulky for D80 battery)
The bag has several pockets:
Pocket in front of bag. I store extra batteries, memory here.
Pocket inside the top cover. They placed a piece of cloth/vinyl to cover the zipper pull so it won't scratch what you have in the main compartment. A nice thought.
Side external pockets (exposed). I guess you can stick paper maps here.
The lid feels very sturdy. It is a fairly tight fit, and may require some fiddling with to close. The only "-" for the bag.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Gariz Genuine Leather XS-CHNEX5RBKR Camera Metal Half Case for Sony Reviews
The quality of this half-case is second to none. The leather, fit and stitching is just amazing. The minute you touch and look it, you know someone made it with lots of LOVE. It's almost like you'll another case just to protect this case.
I gave it three stars instead of 5 because it was just WAY too expensive for what it did. The other one star minus is due to having to yank out the USB cover on my camera, because without doing so, the case would prevent you from getting it charged.
One minor gripe I have is not having accessibility to the SD card, but it's a minor one. I do all my transfers via wifi.
I gave it three stars instead of 5 because it was just WAY too expensive for what it did. The other one star minus is due to having to yank out the USB cover on my camera, because without doing so, the case would prevent you from getting it charged.
One minor gripe I have is not having accessibility to the SD card, but it's a minor one. I do all my transfers via wifi.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Ruggard Streak 25 Shoulder Bag (Black with Yellow Accenting) Reviews
Monday, December 16, 2013
Reviews of Rainbowimaging Black Genuine Leather Half Case for FUJIFILM FINEPIX
For the price, you cant beat this case. It doesn't line up on the sides very well, but it is very snug and looks very nice. The tripod mount is threaded on the inside to allow the use of the mount. Unbeatable for the price, though.
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