Best Tamrac 427851 Jazz 78 Sling Pack Camera Bag - Black And Multi Deals

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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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Reviews of Pearstone Onyx 1030 Digital Camera/Camcorder Shoulder Bag

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Perfect size, lots of pouches for accessories and manuals and of course you still have room for the actual camera. Comes with a shoulder strap that is easy enough to remove.

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It's cheap and a bag. What more do you really want from a bag?? I suppose it could drive you to work, but then it wouldn't be a bag.

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I got this bag for my new X920 camcorder, it fits perfectly with Wasabi VW-VBN260 (the bigger one). I put on UV filter and lens hood, it still fits nicely. I put three SD cards and two extra batteries, there is still space for little things (not Wasabi charger though). I used for family vacation early this month, it was very comfortable on the shoulder, easy to take out / put in the camcorder. I would recommend it to anyone who's shopping for bags for X920 or similar.

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This bag was a excellent value: the perfect size for my digital camcorder and several accessories. The linning is strong and won't rip on you when you overfill. There are lots of pockets for storage.

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I purchased this bag specifically for my Canon VIXIA HF G10 Full HD Camcorder. The camera and accessories (including extra battery and cables) fit nicely without being overly stuffed. The shoulder strap is comfortable, but I prefer to use the carry handle. Seems to be put together well and will probably help protect the camera if I ever drop it (knock on wood).

CaseCrown Hard Cover Case (Black) for Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX20 Review

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This case fit my camera although it was a little snug. You can only open it partially to get the camera in. I guess that could be a good thing too as it can't fall out. At first it annoyed me but I have gotten used to it. I like that the shell is hard for protection. It was a decent buy for the price.

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Buy Pelican 1020 Black Micro Case With Clear Lid And Carabiner

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I bought this case for my Panasonic TZ4 with the pick and pluck foam. The camera fits perfectly. There is a quarter inch gap between the lid and lens and I can hold it upside down and shake it and it doesn't move. I wanted to bring it with me on hikes, mountain-biking, and canoe trips. I have done all of these things with confidence. The case is very strong and even shields from heat.

***Update***

The case was in my backpack when it was run over by the rear tire of a grapple skidder (big tractor used for dragging downed trees). The backpack was torn and had plastic buckles broken, but this case did not have a scratch. The camera still looks brand new after 2 years. If the camera had been in its original cloth case, it would have been destroyed. This case is cheap insurance.

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Bought this case for going on a 2-day hike, scrambling, ice, snow all involved. Wanted something to carry my phone (droid incredible at the time) and my camera (newer Cannon powershot). They both fit perfectly in the case, with enough room to not be smashed, and have them be accessible. I use this now for skiing, boating etc... Case is durable, and I've used it to fit two iPhones with cases, iPhone and Camera, iPhone and wallet etc... It seems to be just the right size for two-somethings. I will be buying more to fit three-somethings, and maybe one-somethings because they are really versatile, and give you confidence you won't mess up your expensive stuff.

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This small case is portable, solid, and waterproof. It is very handy for keeping small items secure and dry. It can be used for keeping small electronic items, important small papers, or matches dry while near water (on a boat) or in a bug out bag in an emergency situation. It's a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for and this product is well made. If you have a small item to keep secure and dry, I recommend this small, waterproof case.

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I use this to go kayaking and canoeing. I wanted something that wasn't huge but was water resistant. This is perfect, I can fit my phone and car keys no problem! I highly recommend this product.

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I like this product as I've purchased Pelican products in the past with the same level of quality and pricing. Will continue to buy the product for future needs.

Review of AST Camera Case for Olympus Pen EP3 E-P3 17mm Lens - Black

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This case is well made and looks good too. It is a thick, stiff leather that should provide plenty of protection from normal wear and tear.

Pay attention to the lens fit. I have the 14-42 mm lens on my PEN so this case had to be returned because I didn't pay attention to that.

I recommend.

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Filemate 3FMCG220PU2-R ECO Deluxe SLR Camera Backpack (Purple) Reviews

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I picked this back pack style because I was tired of traveling and hiking around and only able to safely bring one lens with me. I tried regular backpacks but was always afraid that I'd break the lens with the lack of cushion. It's able to hold my three lenses, camera flash, ring light, and filters as well as the tripod on the outside. (but it's got to be a slim one to fit) and its very comfortable on your back. and the fact that it's purple! I love being different.

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This product has many compartments. I'm also a mom so with my camera and lenses this is even big enough to double as a small diaper bag!!

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The backpack is nice but you do miss for it to have more pockets in the outside. It would be a really nice gift.

Lowepro Rezo 15 (Slate Grey) Reviews

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I'd give this case 2.75 stars if there was the option available. I have this case. I use it for my Canon SD800IS camera. The camera fits nice and snug in it. The case is actually slightly broader than what I would like, but still fairly compact. It is sturdy and will protect your camera if it falls from waist-height, or a bit higher. But it has a Velcro flap instead of a zip. The velcro makes it easier to open and close, but it allows dust to get in very easily. And convenience of opening/closing is les important than protection from dust for a digital camera.

Try Lowepro Apex 20 AW. It's slightly more expensive, but the protection is much better. Also Apex 20 AW has better space for extra memory card and battery.

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This case holds my Canon Elph perfectly. Great construction. I think it will probably out last the camera.

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This is perfect for my new Canon powershot SD 700 IS. There's a small pouch on the front where I can store extra memory cards. I wish the pouch was a little bigger to accomodate an extra battery, but then it would be compromised on size.

As it is, I'm perfectly satisfied witht the strap and belt clip, and I think it looks quite cool!

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I use this for my Canon SD800IS and SD 870IS cameras. I love the case for what is was designed to do; carry a small, pocket digital camera on my belt loop. My only complaint is that while the case has a small external pouch located under the velcro strip with which the outer flap closes, the pouch itself has no closing velcro. Therefore, be careful your spare battery or flash card doesn't slip out. Mine did.

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Purchased this case for my Canon SD850IS digital ELPH. Its the perfect size, conforming perfectly to the cameras dimensions and provides more than ample protection. Highly recommend.

Reviews of NEEWER Red FAUX Leather Camera Case Bag for Panasonic Lumix GF3

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I have a black GF3. This red case looks good on my GF3. It is now easy to carry. Also, it is easy to use. perfect case forever

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Fits the GF3 with 14mm perfectly, does not fit with the 20mm, very convincing Faux. I bought it for my daughter to use: she tells me that I do not look very masculine using it myself.

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Just love this vintage style. This case is fully compatible with my GF3. The red case even goes with many of my clothes.

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Thought this case would fit the Panasonic GF2, since the bodies are similar in size and shape. The GF2 is slightly too large and the mount screw does not match up. Very nice case, though.

Reviews of Canon Waterproof Case WP-DC800 for Powershot S500, S410 and S400

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I am an experienced scuba diver with some experience in underwater photography. I bought this housing on a lark, because I had the camera and wanted something small to take along when I wasn't diving for photography but wanted to take some snaps.

*WITH THE PROPER PRECAUTIONS AND CHECKS* I found this case worked and was easy to use. I definitely recommend it.

The warning is:

* TAKE THE PROPER PRECAUTIONS

* MAKE THE PROPER PRE-DIVE CHECKS

* YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN

* GET FLOODING INSURANCE OR DEAL WITH THE CONSEQUENCES

I was advised from the beginning to take a course on underwater camera maintenance and use, and to get flooding insurance. I still accept that despite my best efforts, I'll get flooding. The insurance will protect me. You *cannot* assume that a manufacturer will warranty an underwater housing against leakage. It's not possible. Even a tiny bit of sand on an O-ring can cause a leak, and at 60 feet the leak will let in water at twice atmospheric pressure.

Fancy underwater housings for $1000+ cameras are *not* warranted against flooding. Don't expect that a $170 housing will be. Don't blame manufacturers for your complete lack of knowledge and experience in a very specialized photographic discipline that most divers take years to learn.

Get flooding insurance. Learn how to protect your camera. Test the housing. Ask other divers.

The only possible limitation is that the rated depth is only 100 feet. But considering this housing is only $170, and an Ikelite pro-level housing is $500+, this little gem is a great deal.

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I purchased this housing to go with my S400 for a trip to the Great Barrier Reef. This was the first time I had used an underwater housing. My background: I have been diving for 12 years. Typically in diving and especially when assembling equipment, you apply a liberal amount of silicone grease. Not too much, but plenty. With this housing, this method will cause leaks. However, if you use just a touch and evenly coat the O-ring with it until the O-ring is shiny and make sure that there are no areas where you can actually see the silicon, only the shiny coating you shouldn't have a problem with leaks.

Two other suggestions: One, you want to be sure that there are no small objects on the o-ring, even hair or fluff or that fine fabric stuff that kind of floats in the air. Two, you will want to assemble the camera and the housing in an airconditioned space before the dive to minimize the potential for fogging. Once assembled, leave it assembled until the battery runs out or you have another reason for removing the camera, as each time you seal the casing you risk a flood.

Overall an excellent product that needs to be used with care, but that performs excellently (and is positively buoyant so it will float if you drop it over the side of the boat!).

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I was a little scared to try this out after reading some of the horror stories posted around the 'net about it leaking. . . .

Well, just to be on the safe side, we got some insurance for our new S500, then stuck it in this housing and took it on multiple dives over a week.

I'm happy to report that it worked flawlessly!!!

Now I just need to save up for an underwater strobe. . . . .

UPDATE -the above was posted in July 2004. It's now Jan 2006, and we just got back from our third or fourth dive trip using this thing. There's never been any problem with it at all, it's worked flawlessly. I RELIGEOUSLY follow the directions regarding cleaning & lubing the o-ring, and I've replaced the o-ring once just to be on the safe side. Never a drop of water inside! PS -also got the strobe I wanted, I highly recommend a strobe for any underwater photography, we've taken some great pictures with this so far!

Last but not least -the S500 is perhaps not the #1 choice of camera for underwater photography -it's a bit TOO automatic, there are really no manual settings on it, even when in "manual" mode you cannot manually adjust shutter speed, film speed, focus, etc. If you have an S500, then I highly recommend this housing. If you have not yet bought the camera, there are other models better-suited to underwater photography available from Canon and others (I think Canon even has a new S500A or some such that is very similar to the S500 but gives you the manual controls -note that the S500A uses a DIFFERENT housing from this one!).

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Being in Hawaii, I spend plenty of time in the water...so having an underwater housing for my camera is almost a necessity. I have been very happy with the results, shooting in the water (snorkeling, etc) and above the water (surf footage-just watch out for water spots on the lens). Some of my photos are up for view in other parts of the page for this housing.

I treat things pretty roughly, and have been using this for about a year with no problems. And I am in the water with it on an almost daily basis. I like being able to use all the features of the camera (minus downloading images or changing the battery or CF card) while the camera is in the housing-something you cannot always say when looking at aftermarket housings that are non-Canon manufactured. Everything mates up cleanly and works great, I am very happy with my purchase.

Just remember to rinse it off/soak it in freshwater after taking it in the ocean or the pool to keep the corrosion at bay, and put a little light silicone grease on the o-ring for trouble free use.

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I recently bought this accessory for my S400. I didn't buy it from Amazon, but I should have since it's cheaper here. I was so excited to test it to make sure it doesn't leak before I put my expensive camera in it. I read the manual and filled the WP-dc800 with toilet paper for a test. I then stuck the camera housing into a sink full of water and let it soak for a while. I pressed all the well-built little buttons and levers underwater to make sure that every seal was water tight. When I took the item out and inspected it, everything checked out ok and the toilet paper was dry as a bone, just like I want my camera when I take this thing snorkeling later this summer. They ask a little much for this accessory and they don't offer any type of warranty with it at all. They warn you enough times in the manual not to let even a strand of hair interrupt the waterproof seal or it may leak on your camera, but they never tell you what to do if this item is faulty and floods your precious camera inside. I doubt Ill have any issues with it and it stood up to my tests at home. The WP-DC800 appears to be a solid product. I like how the buttons perfectly align to the buttons on the S400. Every feature is accessible while the housing is on your camera except, of course, removing the battery or CF card. The lens is double plated, anti-condensation glass. It attracts fingerprints like a magnet though. IT also comes with some sealant goop, a wrist strap and a cool Canon neck strap that shows the world how eccentric you are with your digital camera housing.

What I don't like about the WP-DC800 is the large part on the front that makes the item more huge than it has to be. This is for the added diffuser plate feature for your flash. It makes the WP-DC800 seems a little bulky

What I dont like about the WP-DC800 is the large part on the front that makes the item more huge than it has to be. This is for the added diffuser plate feature for your flash. It makes the WP-DC800 seems a little bulky. The realease to open the unit is a little hard to open. There is a push button that you hold while pulling on the top. I always fear that I might break the thing, but at least there is no worry that it will open underwater.

Lowepro Slingshot 102 AW Camera Sling Review

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I pretty much have to agree with other reviews that talk about the small size of this bag. It's definitely quite limited in what it can carry....but it does work for me in some situations. It *does* hold my Canon 40D with Tamron 18-270mm super-zoom attached along with my 540EX flash and a extra 50mm lens, so would be a reasonable bag for me to use on trips when I am not able to bring a selection of lenses with me. I am not a person that can carry much equipment with me in the field due to physical problems, so I really need a bag that is comfortable and can handle at least this amount of equipment. I do wish the interior dividers and velcro had a few more optional placements, you're pretty restricted in how they can be placed.

You'll find many, many interior compartments and stuff hidden away in this bag, including a nice rain cover for the camera on the inside, and for the entire bag on the outside. The tripod holder flap can be tucked inside, as well as the additional waist strap. There almost to me seem to be *too* many compartments. I don't need so many that I end up having to remember where I put what item and unzipping a dozen pockets to find it. But I'm sure a lot of photo geeks love that kind of thing.

While I do love the sling design in terms of it helping to relieve some of the weight that is so problematic for me, I do have to add that it's not the easiest (or most flattering) thing for many women to wear, particularly if you are, umm, well-endowed shall we say. I basically have to either push the strap up in which case it is practically strangling me, or move it slightly down which umm, pushes other things UP. The second strap which is described as a "waist strap" actually comes up creating sort of an X in front, just making the whole thing look even worse (like a huge push-up bra worn on the outside). I'm not sure there's really a good solution to this, but women might want to try one of these in a local camera store to see how much it bothers them before purchasing.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program The LowePro Slingshot 102AW camera bag seems well constructed and very durable. It has one curved, padded shoulder strap so that you can carry it over your left shoulder. There is also a small nylon hand strap at the top of the bag for carrying the bag, but it is 1" in width and is not padded. There are a number of pockets and compartments for carrying an array of items. You can also carry a tripod or mono-pod on the side of the bag.

The main issue may be whether the bag is large enough from your camera and gear. The main compartment has three subdividers that are held in place by velcro so that you can adjust the size of the subcompartments or remove the subdividers completely. The size of the main compartment is approximately 10" wide, by 7" (which would be the maximum distance from the back of your camera to the front end of your lense), to about 5" in height at most (which would be the maximum height of a single lense standing up in one of the subcompartments. The flap for the main compartment has two small pockets for memory cards. There is a secondary compartment at the top of the bag that is 7" wide at the bottom and narrows to 4 at the top, and about 4" deep. There are a couple other smaller compartments on the bag also. And then within the compartments are smaller storage pockets.

The only thing that I didn't care much for was a strap that crosses the zipper of the cover to the main compartment that has two Travato side release buckles. If you secure the strap with the 2 buckles, then you have to release the buckles to unzip the cover. Then when you want to zip the compartment up again, the buckles tend to fall across the zipper and you have to pick them up to zip the bag up.

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I am a Lowepro fanatic. Every bag I own is Lowepro except for one multi-purpose Tenba Messenger bag (which is incredible by the way). I own the X300, a couple of Stealth reporters, the Slingshot 202 AW and the 302 AW. I shoot with a Nikon D300s w/MB-D10 (battery pack), Giottos quick release tripod plate, all Nikon lenses, and ALWAYS carry at least two speedlights(SB-900 or up to 3 SB-700's) w/ diffusers and small light modifiers (such as Lumiquest's line), and a heavy assortment of other gear. I needed a smaller bag to carry a minimum amount of gear mainly on family outings. Of course, a minimum amount of gear is subjective to each photographer. This bag severely (emphasis added) limits what I can carry.

The bag is constructed in the usual Lowepro high quality and high design standards. The only issue I have is that it is just too small. By the product images, you would not suspect it of being so small. Imagine my surprise when I realized it barely fit my D300s with an attached Nikon 17-55. THAT'S IT for the main compartment! To fit it, I had to remove the supplied configuration (all the padding) and put the camera in sideways. Even then, the top of the camera does not really fit, I had to stretch the bag as I closed the zippers. There is no more room in the main compartment for another lens or flash. End of story. The inside lid of the main compartment, the 102 has two Velcro-closure memory card pockets, so you can leave your memory card wallet at home. The Lowepro microfiber cloth was moved from previous models to the left of the compartment, which is kind of nice since it always got in the way with other models. Also, this version, like previous versions, includes the built in rain cover.

The secondary compartment (top of bag) can hold either a small lens, flash, or an assortment of small gear (cables, etc). But, it cannot hold all three or even two of those items. In my case, I use it to hold one SB-700 flash and diffuser and that barely fits. Inside that compartment is a smaller pocket for miscellaneous items that functions well. In my case, it holds spare AA batteries. On the outside of the bag, you have a smaller vertical zipper pouch at the top replaces Slip Lock Attachment loop) that would be another great place for batteries or your keys. But, the SlipLock Attachment Loop that used to be there on previous models is now gone. The addition of a tripod buckle, cinch strap, and hideaway foldout tripod feet pouch on the side of the 102 is a nice feature improvement. On previous models, you had 3 SlipLock Attachment Loops, 2 on the back and 1 on the side, that you could use to try to carry gear such as a tripod or monopod. The design feature improves carrying such a device compared to previous model's, but the size of the bag makes it impractical to attach anything but a low-end consumer grade tripod.

A lot of reviewers have complained about the fit of the Slingshot series, especially on women and big men. They are entirely correct. The Slingshot strap rides across the front of your chest. Women with large breasts may simply not like this feature. Larger men may have a problem as well. You can carry the bag slung over the right or left shoulder for comparatively shorter periods of time (compared to slinging it over your back). But that defeats the purpose.

In short, if you are use a pro-level DSLR with attached grip, you will just be able to use this bagbarely. Forget about carrying a Nikon 70-200 2.8 though. I barely got my 17-55 to fit. This bag is a minimalist bag at most. This bag proves the point there is no such thing as a photographer using one bag. Bag's serve specific purposes and require compromise to achieve the best form and function for any given environment. On the other hand, for those carrying smaller DSLR bodies with no grips, such as the Rebel line, or Nikon's consumer line (think D90, D7000), and have very little lighting requirements (not carrying flashes), this bag is a home run. So, all you mom's on the sideline during Johnny's soccer game could very well fall in love with this bag. Pro's, definitely not except under minimalist standards. For point and shoot camera's, this bag is overkill unless you are looking to carry other items as well; I would just get a backpack at that point.

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I bought this for my Nikon D5100 and it has been perfect; much more convenient than the traditional shoulder bag or backpack. In fact, I love this bag so much that even when I'm not bringing my SLR around, I still use this for other purposes. Here's why it's so great:

-FUNCTION-

Being able to swing the bag to the front is a huge benefit (the biggest reason for using a sling-style). I can get my camera out in about three seconds! The zippers are secure and the extra pockets are well thought-out, especially the small pockets for memory cards and battery on the part that flips open. There are several straps on the outside of the back for attaching various items. If you need a tripod, I would get the 102.

-SIZE-

I was going to get the 200 (there's also a 300), but I'm so glad I went with the 100. As an amateur, I don't want to carry around more than I have to. This bag is big enough for my 18-55, a zoom, and a prime. The inside padding can be reconfigured but even the as it came, it fits my camera with the 18-250 attached with no problem.

-COMFORT-

This is extremely comfortable. The weight of the contents is distributed nicely across my shoulder and I can have this on my back literally all day with no problem. This is part of the reason why the 100 might be perfect since you have no choice but to carry light!

-DURABILITY-

The bag seems very well made. Although I've only used it a few times so far, it looks like it will hold up. Zippers and straps are in great condition and there is nothing flimsy at all.

-RECOMMENDATION-

If you only need to carry the camera with a few accessories, this bag is perfect. This allows you to quickly access your camera while not needing to take anything off your body. It also doesn't scream "hey everyone, I have an expensive camera in here!" unlike some other camera bags. Buy without hesitation.

Lowepro D-Pods 10 Review

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I bought this for my Canon SD450. My friend has the SD450 and got the Canon PSC-90 case. The Canon case is a nice hard leather case that's pretty to look at, but doesn't have room for a memory card or extra battery. This Lowepro case is made out of neoprene (scuba -type material) and seems to provide a lot more cushion if you dropped it. That also allows it to stretch and would have fit my older/bigger SD300. It also has a pouch in front for an extra battery and a special slot designed specifically for an extra memory card. It also has a strap to attach to your belt (and it uses a velcro closure so you don't have to take your belt off to put it on). It comes with a neck strap, but you could just as easily attach a smaller strap or a carabiner to it.

Overall I think this is a fabulous case, especially given the price. It's not as pretty as the Canon case, but infinitely more functional.

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I really love this case and it's hard to give it up, but it just isn't long enough for my Canon Powershot SX210. My camera has a 9:16 aspect ratio lcd which makes it just a little too long to be fully protected by this case, the velcro barely makes contact with itself when I try and close it. I'm posting this review only because I was referred to this case by another reviewer in the posts below my camera model here on amazon. It's truly sad that it does not fit, because I just hate zippers and leather and now I'm having a tough time finding a suitable alternative.

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This case is perfect for my SD550 or any similar sized camera. My camera fits snug and it's the least bulky case I've come across. One possible drawback however: Since it is optimized to be as slim as possible there is little room for an additional memory card and no room for an extra battery. This poses no problem for me as I only use this case to carry the camera in my pocket. All accessories are in my large camera bag.

The neoprene material provides nice protection for the camera and the LCD monitor. There are NO zippers to scratch the polished metal or LCD of your camera. The case opens with a velcro tab which holds the camera very securely.

One other case I would consider is the Canon PSC-55 which is slightly less bulky but does not provide, in my opinion, quite as good protection. I have both and use both depending on the amount of protection as the D-Pod 10. Both my dad and I own the PSC-55 and the Lowepro D-Pod 10. My dad prefers the PSC-55 because it is slightly less bulky and fits in his shirt pocket more easily. Me, I prefer the neoprene Lowpro D-Pod 10 pretty much ideal in my mind for this camera.

I also own the Rezo-10 which is a very tight fit. The camera does not fit into the Rezo-10 as well as D-Pod 10. I'd opt for the Lowepro D-Pod 10 over the other two cases.

This is a very nice case and reasonably priced.

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This great little case fits my SD700 perfectly. It is a nice, padded case with a small little front pouch you can put an extra battery or SD card in. It also has a removable neck lanyard and a velcro belt clip, so carrying my camera around is easy. Don't buy the canon cases, save your money and buy this one.

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I bought this for my Canon SD700. I was worried it would be too small but it fits perfectly. I like the fact it holds a spare battery and memory card. A bonus is that it has a belt loop secured with velcro so you can put it on or take it off without removing your belt. I haven't tried a drop test but it looks like it would help the camera survive a minor fall. It's much better in my opinion than the Canon bag. A friend at work has it and it won't hold a spare battery.

Camera Case Bag for Samsung Nx1000 Camera with Limited Edition Reviews

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I choose this poor review is because after using it for a few days after its delivery, one of the button of the case bag come off and dropped onto the street and went missing. Now I cannot button and close the bag cover fully. Other than that, the case bag is fine and can hold my entire camera well.

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Great case, durable, easy to use, only down fall ia that you habe to unscrew the case from the camera when changing battery or removing sd card

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Exceeded expectations, Great fit, Great functionality, Great value, Made from quality leather and I would highly recommend this to everyone,

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I bought the Nx1000 as it was easier to carry around than my bulky DSLR and therefore didn't want to have to lug around a huge camera bag. This is a good compromise as it simply wraps the camera and you can still carry it around your neck and unsnap it fairly quickly to take pictures. It will also hang on so you don't need to worry about forgetting the top portion.

The only negative I have found is that the thumb screw that holds the bottom section to the camera can be a little hard to turn and makes getting to the battery and sdcard a bit of a chore.

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The case is very well made. You can put in and out the camara with ease. I can recommend this product.

Review of Case Logic Medium Camera Case TBC-403

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This camera case was the perfect solution for my Canon PowerShot SX260 HS. I've owned Case Logic storage accessories in the past and I've never been disappointed. I ultimately decided on this case because it comes with a carabiner hook which is easier for me to clip on and get going rather than threading the case through a belt. The alternate storage compartment has enough room to store an extra battery and some SD cards.

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In the main pocket, I have my HTC Thunderbolt Android Phone (with the bigger battery and a somewhat bulky protector -all in all it measures 5.0" x 2.8" x 0.8"). It fits very nicely in the main compartment. Not loose and not too tight.

In the outer pocket I have a space pen, 3 proximity cards, 10 US bills folded in thirds plus 9 other credit card sized items. I seldom carry a separate wallet.

My only real complaint is that I wish the zipper on the outer pocket was a touch wider. It is much smaller than the width of the pocket and can be a bit difficult to extract the card I want. However I was able to fix this by simply removing the stitching keeping the opening closed. The zipper actually goes edge to edge.

I also wish the zipper was a little bit higher quality as well. Many times I find it difficult to close.

So far, after 2 months of opening and closing and removing stuff many times every single day, it is holding up well.

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Was looking for a case for the DSC-RX100 and did a lot of research. The cases from Sony are bulky and cumbersome. This was a great fit with a small amount of extra room for memory cards etc. I was able to fit the camera, inside the case, inside my jeans pocket which was a big plus!!!! Good padding was essential for what is a fairly expensive point and shoot camera and this was ideal. Very happy with it.

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This is a simple, inexpensive case. One large pocket for your camera and a smaller pocket for a spare battery and memory card. Zipper closures hold everything secure. I use this case for my Sony RX100 and Sony HX30V pocket cameras. The cameras won't fit in my pocket with the case on (no case will do that), but do offer some extra protection when the cameras are in my backpack.

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My Olympus XZ-1 was a great deal that I want to protect while having extra space for a couple extra batteries and SD cards. This case works perfectly for that. And it's cheap.

I'm using a wrist strap which is very small, but there's plenty of room for a shoulder strap (like the one that comes with the camera). I expect there's room for the automatic lens cover (the Auto Lens Cap that folds out and the Olympus LC-63A Lens Cap one) as well. The wrist strap works nicely hanging out of the case so I can still keep it on my wrist with the case on or off.

The zipper pulls are a little janky, but likely quite sturdy. Maybe I'm just spoiled after looking at nice rain jackets at REI yesterday. Not a real complaint, just a note. The little aluminum carabiner is a nice touch, but it's nothing I'd depend on to hold up to much tension. It's fine, I'd rather they left it out and lowered the price $.50, but maybe others like it.

Personally, I'd rather have a slightly smaller case, maybe a quarter inch smaller in all dimensions. But for those with a strap, it's perfect.

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As I'm sure many people have (and would, hopefully this review can change that), I bought this little pack along with my new Canon Powershot SD780 IS so it wouldn't get ruined.

First off, this is a generic little pack that is not specialized for the SD780IS--the case is a little too large, and the screen protector is about double the size. The case is alright if you pack a few things with it; otherwise your camera is going to get knocked around pretty badly. The screen protector, however, is not worth the price. It's way too large for the screen, so you'll have to cut it yourself. If you mess that up, it's worthless.

Covering the entire back of the camera wouldn't work too well and there'd probably be a bit of glare.

Don't make the mistake of buying this pack. The case has a bad size and the screen protector is worthless. $5 would be alright, but add on shipping and it's a complete waste of your time.

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It is def a good investment. Everything i nned for my cam fits in it. I got if fast, and the material is very good as well!!

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I bought this case for my Canon Powershot SD780IS 12.1 MP digital but it didn't work perfectly. The case didn't protect my camera from shock. Besides, it was too big for Canon SD780IS. Once you put your camera inside it, you could hear that the camera is moving back and forth. So, I returned the item to the seller. Until now, they still refuse to refund me fully, I don't know for what reason. My advice, don't ever try to buy from this seller if your camera like mine. It would be very disappointing experience for you!!!

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This is the type of camera pouch you would want to keep your pricey point-and-shoot digital camera in. I don't know what this is made of, but after a few hiking trips and being stuffed in luggage, the outer material has yet to show any scuffs or scratches. The inner material looks to be microfiber and will not scratch your camera. There is a velcro holder inside and camera stays snug, and may survive a drop once inside this case. There is also a little extra pocket inside for additional batteries or SD cards. This pouch also has a very useful steel C-Clip, which attaches to your belt or bag strap.

This is not the type of camera pouch, however, you would want if you spot a good photo op and need to get the camera out ASAP. You have to unzip the whole clamshell from end to end and it opens flat out. If you do this in a hurry, there is a significant risk of dropping things you placed in the inner pocket (this always happens to me, and I once dropped a battery into footdeep snow!)

Overall, an OK product, but a great product for the price..!

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I love this camera case! It is easy to unzip, holds camera secure and can be clipped on my purse handle!