Buy Pro Aluminum Hard Case For The Canon VIXIA HV40, HV30, HV20, HG10

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I am using this case but not for my camera; only for accessories. If I had it to do over I would not purchase it again. It's okay for the price, but I'd rather have a larger, more solid case. The inserts are cut cheaply, but they work okay. The case is very lightweight but seems solid enough for the price. It's a little smaller than I expected. I was appreciative of the microfiber cloth which I use often. If you need something just for a small camera and 1 or 2 accessories, this is okay.

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The case will do it's job fantastically and keep everything in place. It comes with a free cleaning cloth and a set of keys so you can lock the latches. (I've seen another reviewer complain that the keys don't fit... I'm not sure if his product is defective or what, but mine work just fine.)

But the customization is a bit limited. You get five walls with very distinct sizes and it doesn't allow much flexibility. But it also comes with a lot of precut foam, so you can use that to further customize.

Also, this product is NOT specially made for Canon Vixia camcorders. It will do just fine for my HV40, but only after some adjustment with the foam. The box doesn't say anything remotely related to Canon. It's actually made by Polaroid. I think labeling it as a Canon Vixia case was just a marketing tactic, (which obviously worked on me).

As others have written, it doesn't feel hard as a rock, so I wouldn't go throwing it off the roof. But it is plenty sturdy and is an great buy for the price.

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great for my HV40 cam. Holds everything and has a nice snug fit to keep everything safe.

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its a really nice case, i use it for both of my cameras, and all my cords and head phones. the only thing is the lock mechanism doesn't work, the key doesn't even fit in the hole, so i thought that was kind of weird to even go through the trouble of giving you keys, i mean making it look like its locked is one thing but why even give keys that dont work?

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I wanted a hard case for my HV40; this worked perfect. It's customizable and tough. Glad I got it!

Best Lowepro LP36222 Sorrento 20 Camera Pouch - Black Deals

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Love at first sight! This camera case is gorgeous. The leather exterior and the micro-suede interior are smooth and beautiful. And the magnetic closure is strong to prevent accidental opening. In the backside is a belt loop which I never use.

For Canon PowerShot S95 or the S100, this fits perfectly (the Sorrento 10 is too small; the 30 is too large). This case is so handsome, that I call it the Tuxedo Case!

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This is a rigid leather case that uses a magnetic clousure. It fits the Sony RX100 like a glove. meet my expectations other than when using the belt loop feature it is a big pouch on your side. This is not the pouches fault, just the Sony is not as slim as some cameras I've used in the past

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nuff said if you want a camera case for the Rx100 to fit on your belt, this is pretty good inexpensive, simple, classy, real leather, and a snug fit slightly tight on the lens, but that is easing up with time....

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Purchased to use with the sony rx100 camera.

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Very well constructed.

Fits the rx100 perfectly.

Like that it is captured by the belt so it can not fall off.

Does a fair job of protecting the camera (but certainly not as well padded as some cases).

Cons:

Non really. Though as some have mentioned, it could be a problem if you accidentally turn the camera on when it is in the case since the lense will try to extend (and there is absolutely no place for it to go).

Other:

I suppose some may not like wearing this camera on their belt since it is relatively large. Really just a matter of personal taste. But if a belt case is what you are looking for and you have the rx100 I would certainly consider this case.

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Fits my new Panasonic Lumix ZS15 perfectly. Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZS15 12.1 MP High Sensitivity MOS Digital Camera with 16x Optical Zoom (Black) There's no extra room or bulk...exactly what I wanted. It's only meant to hold the camera. Because the top of the sides are open a bit, it allows the hand strap to hang out if you like. But there's enough room to stick it inside, but nothing else. Depending on the camera a SD card would fit, but think it would be an easy way to lose it. The magnetic flap avoids the zipper or velcro that most bags have. Nice because the screen won't get scratched by a zipper and you don't have to fuss with getting it open. The magnet is strong enough to keep it secure. You don't see the magnet itself because it's covered by leather on the outside and suede inside, just like the rest of the case.

It looks great! It doesn't have that clunky look that most bags have. I haven't used the belt loop, but it could be useful. Think a clip would be a bit easier, but often clips don't hold up well after using them a few times. I'll probably just keep it in my day bag or carry it by the hand strap. It might be a little big for some pants pockets, but would would certainly be okay in a jacket or most cargo pants. Construction is solid and it's really a classy looking case.

I checked other sites and Amazon had the best price. Several sites were out of stock, so I thought it might be being discontinued. So, I jumped on it. A few hours after I ordered it, the price jumped about $12, so timing is everything. Yesterday it was a couple dollars less than I paid for it and now the price is quite a bit higher again. For under $20, I really think it's reasonable for the quality. Just watch the fluctuating price.

Buy Sony SPK-THA Sports Pack for DSCT7 Digital Camera

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The Sports Pack case exceeded my expectations, which were originally fair already! Because the case was designed especially for the DSC-T7, it fits perfectly: Once the case is on, the compact camera becomes far more accessible. It is easier to hold and handle, and the case does not make it any harder to use any of the buttons. The case has a very sleek design and many people have already complimented it. Some people have even likened it to looking like a PSP! I am very satisfied with this purchase because with it, I can enjoy all functions of the camera without constantly worrying about dropping or scratching it. I strongly recommend buying this case for your DSC-T7. In the beginning, I had some reservations on spending $90 on a camera case, but it really is fantastic.

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This is the BEST ACCESSORY I HAVE EVERY BOUGHT for any electronic device. It worked perfectly, and with the already small size of the camera, it was still pretty small and able to go in a swimsuit pocket. EVEN MY WIFE LOVED IT. We went snorkeling, swimming, water slides and it took great pictures and video. WELL WORTH THE MONEY!!!

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I bought it to go snorkeling, but after a few days a realize that it can be very useful for rainny days as well to protect the camera. Very very useful.

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This case works great. I have taken pictures underwater and they come out great, and you don't have to worry about anything happening to the camera. Make sure you use the anti fog liquid on the inside portion of the case that covers the lense. I had it fog up on my while riding horses on the beach and missed some great pics. I didn't want to take it out of the case to clean off the fog for fear of getting sand in the camera. You can turn the camera on and off using the power button on the side. Every button works while in this case. I use it on all vacations.

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I have found that the DSC-T7 to be almost too small to handle, but with this water resistant case, it actually was just the right size to easily handle in an active environment. The case provides access to all the cameras functions. I gave my camera and this case the ultimate testwould it survive Burning Man? It managed perfectly and I got great pictures and movies with a camera that was small enough to hang around my neck without feeling to bulky. The only complaint is that the water resistant seal is very limited. I dropped the camera into the water and the shock of hitting the surface caused it to leak slightly.

Reviews of rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Orange) Carrying Case for Nikon Coolpix

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Es un estuche muy generico. Lo compre para una NIKON P300 y sinceramente queda demasiado ajustado. Yo pienso que no es el ideal. El estuche esta muy bien hecho, los maeriales son muy buenos aunque el color no es tan intenso como se ve en la foto (naranja) Los cierres son de primera, los tiradores de los cierres son de hule lo que me parece genial y tiene un pequeño bolsillo externo que es bastante ajustado. Es ta muy bien como estuche protector si va a lleva la camara dentor de una cartera o un morral, no tiene para colgar en el cinturon y no es tan mullido como pense que lo era.

De igual manera estoy conforme por que me parece muy bonito, excelente materia pero considero que es ajustado para la NIKON P300.

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I love the colour of this as it is different to all the other mundane black or gray ones, so stands out. The case is perfect if you want to take out your camera for taking basic shots, as it also has a compartment for small accessories like, battery, sd cards etc, but you have to decide which lense you want, as of course you can only fit the camera with one of the basic lens. It keeps all equipment well protected and is quite compact to carry around.

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I love this bag and my camera with the kit lens fit perfectly; however, it does not accommodate my zoom lens. I have a couple of other bags and did not want to have three or four bags depending on the lens I was using.

Sony LCS-BBF/B LCS-BBF/B Soft Carrying Case for Sony NEX series Review

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I ended up not keeping this case. There's nothing really wrong with it, it's just a little too big for me.

The NEX-5N fits just fine sideways even with the flash attached, and the included extra pouch is big enough for a spare battery. Even with the battery pouch attached to the inside (the velcro can attach anywhere on the inside top, so you can put the camera in either direction and still have room for the spare battery), the camera slides in easily. The material is nice, and there is probably enough padding for minor bumps. I wouldn't say it's a super high quality case (hence 4 stars instead of 5), but it's perfectly acceptable.

I'm not really sure if it would even be possible to make this case smaller and still have the camera fit in sideways (without making it very difficult to get the camera in, anyway). I ended up getting a case designed for the camera to face down (lens down) -Kata KT DL-MX-20. It is much more compact than this one. Another reviewer was able to fit their nex5n into the kata case sideways, but my kata case must be just a tiny bit smaller than theirs, I can only fit my camera in face down. Oh well.

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Fits my Sony NEX-C3 w/ zoom lens perfectly, with a little spare room for extra stuff. Looks nice and it's lightweight!

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Nice case, but despite what Sony claims, it is clearly too small for the NEX 7. Even if you jam it in, you can't close the top. Even if you have the relateively small 18-55mm kit lens. It may be fine for the smaller NEX 3 or 5, but not the 7. Mine is going back to Sony...and they seem to agree with me since they are paying the shipping cost!

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My Nex-6 Camera fits into this case, but the case is a little big, which makes the camera move around.

It works, just not the best for Nex-6.

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I got this case after the previous case I purchased broke. I decided to go with an official Sony product this time and I'm not sorry I did. This carrying case is great! It's a semi soft case that seems to have quite a bit of cushioning to it. It will protect the NEX from minor bumps but I wouldn't recommend dropping it from a decent height.

There isn't much room in the case for anything extra but you're able to hold the NEX-5N + Kit lens and the small pouch will allow you to hold the flash, extra battery, or extra SDHC card. I would use this carrying case as a day case where I would basically just set up my camera the way I want for the day and then carry it like that. There's no room really for extra lenses so if you want a bag to carry everything, this isn't it.

All-in-all, I'm very happy with this carrying case and like it much better than my previous case I had purchased.

Reviews of RainbowImaging "Ever Ready" Protective Black PU Leather Camera Case

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Considering how few cases are (as of today's date) designed for the 3N, I'd go so far to say this is a must-have--especially at this price. It's a perfect fit with the 16-50mm lens, and is a true ever-ready case (unsnap the side snaps to instantly flip the top case off).

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CONSTRUCTION:

*outer material: made out of PU (artificial leather), but I personally don't think it looks cheap or cheesy; in black, it is inconspicuous. I've seen similar cases made of a crappy vinyl, so this is certainly a step up. I haven't seen any real leather cases for the 3N anyway.

*inside material: lined with a soft, plush velvety fabric. some parts of the case (i.e. near the lens) are slightly padded to provide extra protection.

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DESIGN:

The case is made of TWO pieces:

1. a bottom part that screws securely into the 3N's tripod mount (and serves as a tripod mount of its own), and

2. a top part (covers the lens, top, screen, etc) that snaps into the bottom part. The two parts are attached by 4 snaps (one on either side of the camera, two on the bottom near the tripod mount).

HOW 'EVER-READY' WORKS: Unsnap the side snaps and the top case hangs loosely from the bottom snaps (thereby allowing you to quickly take pictures). Infinitely better than fumbling around and removing your camera from a generic case, or worse--going case-less.

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UNFORTUNATELY: This case doesn't play nice with accessories.

*filters: in order to use a quality 49mm UV filter I had lying around, I attached a 40.5-49mm step up ring, and then added the 49mm filter. On top of the filter, I have a snap-on cover. Albeit very thin, that's still 2 extra threads and a cover. with that extra thickness, the top case doesn't fit flush with the camera anymore. if you add one 40.5mm filter, you'd *probably* be ok.

*tripod:

1. if you have anything attached to the tripod mount, the top case will NOT swing down entirely. you better entirely remove the top case before putting any tripod/monopods on the camera (since removing the bottom snaps would be impossible if you have anything already attached...)

2. trying to unscrew anything from the case's tripod mount will most likely end up simply unscrewing the case from the camera instead. it's awkward/difficult trying to remove anything snugly attached to the case's built-in tripod mount.*

SD card, battery: a no-brainer, but the bottom piece completely obscures the SD and battery compartments. IN order to change the battery or SD card, you'll have to completely unscrew the case off. not really an issue for me, but good to keep in mind.

Swivel LCD: The 3N's LCD screen swivels to 90 degrees; trying to pry open the screen to rotate is a bit of an extra hassle. Again, the extra second it takes to open isn't really an issue for me, but I figured I'd point it out anyway.

*By FAR the most annoying setback is the fact that it is difficult to unscrew anything from the tripod mount, without entirely unscrewing the case from the camera. Every time I use my monopod with the bottom case attached, I have to unscrew my camera first, and THEN unscrew the monopod.

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OVERALL: If you don't plan on using a monopod/tripod and are just walking around shooting free-hand, this case is PERFECT; it adds the protection of a full case, but allows you to take photos in less than 5 seconds (just unsnap the side snaps to free the lens from the case). HOWEVER, if you plan on using a monopod, or a couple filters, it'll be more of a pain than it's worth keeping on. Regardless, in my opinion this case is a must-have for the 3N.

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I have mixed feelings about this case.

First, I have a Sony NEX 3N. This case is a bit large when used with the smaller lens. It does include a very small section for at least two cards; however, I wish it would have given a bit more space for an extra battery or other items.

I put my zoom lens on and unzipped the expandable bag to fit the length of the longer lens. I was very unhappy with the padding on the lens area once I extended the case. I didn't feel comfortable that the lens was protected enough so I added more protection to the lens area before I felt at ease.

This isn't the "perfect" case for me. However, I haven't really found one that I like any better but I will keep looking.

Buy Case Logic DCB-308 SLR Camera Sling (Black)

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program When I bought my first DSLR camera (Canon Rebel XSi) I naturally bought a carrying case for it those things are not meant to be carried in your pocket. I was very happy with my first camera bag it was big enough to hold my camera and a couple of other items, but it was still small enough to be unobtrusively carried around to almost any location. However, with time I started acquiring more and more accessories and lenses, and soon enough my little bag was bursting with all the stuff that I had jammed into it. I've been looking for a suitable upgrade for it for a while, and I find that Case Logic DCB-308 SLR Camera Sling perfectly fits my current needs. The sling is much larger than an over the shoulder bag, but not quite as big as a backpack. It is packed with features, some of which I'll outline below.

The sling-strap that will keep your sling on your back is very strong, sturdy, and comfortable. At first I was a bit concerned about having a single strap instead of the usual two on a backpack, but in terms of comfort and the sturdiness I didn't notice that any compromises had been made. The strap is really wide and nicely padded so the whole sling rests comfortably on your back. The strap makes it also possible to take your sling off more easily you can accomplish this by just unbuckling the front of the strap. In addition, the strap setup allows you to bring your sling from your back to your front without taking it off just by swinging it around your upper body. The front position is actually incredibly convenient if you are changing your lenses on some outdoor location. I usually find myself fumbling with my lenses and looking for a place to put both the lens and the camera bag down while making the switch. This can be very inconvenient. Having the whole camera bag in front of you in a very sturdy position makes this whole procedure incredibly easy to pull off.

The main compartment can hold a DSL camera with an attached lens, plus two more lenses, a lens and a flash, or a similar configuration. The various subdivisions are adjustable and you can configure this compartment in a myriad of different ways. You can also use a compartment at the top of your sling to place another lens, but this is not particularly convenient. So if you need to take more than two additional lenses with you, or are using two DSL cameras for your fieldwork, this sling may turn out to be a bit cramped.

I wish that there were a compartment that could hold a small laptop or a netbook, as these could be useful when you are traveling. I was able to fit my Acer Aspire into the capacious front pocket, but it was a very snug fit and I don't think that it's a good idea to carry your computer in front of your backpack or a sling, even the one that is remarkably well padded.

The sling has two handles: one at the top and one on the side. This helps you can carry it in your hand in several different ways.

There are several smaller pockets that can be used for various camera or traveling accessories. There is a side pocket with a strap at the top, which is meant for a tripod. I have a not-too-large tripod and I would be hard pressed to fit it into this pocket. However, a monopod would almost certainly fit, as would a smaller tripod.

Inside of the top pocket there is a small "raincoat" for your sling. This could come in handy in a case when you get caught in a downpour, but I would not use it to plan a trip to a rainforest.

The overall make of this sling is great. It is built out of very sturdy and durable materials, and I suspect it will last me a really long time. Or at least until I acquire even more lenses and camera accessories than what I currently own.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Summary: Super functional camera bag for the mobile photographer. Outstanding ergonomics and very attractive. Even space for an oversized netbook! Straps hold the sling securely for running and jumping. Single strap is not as comfortable for very long hikes, however.

UPDATE: The seam where the strap meets the body of the sling has come open, to the point I can put my pinky through. This was after a week of light hiking. I've contacted Case Logic, which is owned by Thule, and will report back on the warranty experience. UPDATE: Case Logic gets 5 STARS they replaced it quickly and conveniently at no cost to me. Upon inspection it's clear that they have upped the bar tacking on the inside of the pack in this area. My original pack had a date code of November '10 and this is December '10.

I'm accustomed to lugging tons of 35mm stuff, from extra film, lenses and filters to a Vivitar 285HV flash and a mini tripod / shoulder stock. I'm used to an over the shoulder camera bag to hold all my stuff, and this is the first camera bag I'd consider as a replacement.

Recent outing: Camera body with 18-55mm lens attached, 10-24mm lens, 85mm 1.4 lens, Vivitar 900 shoulder stock, mini tripod, Vivitar 285HV flash. 10.1" Netbook room to spare.

I received this and the Case Logic DCB-309 SLR Camera Backpack (Black) for a side by side comparison. After a few outings I have the following observations

1) While the DCB309 backpack carries a TON more stuff than the sling (including a 15.6" laptop) the access to the compartments isn't as convenient if you are on location. You basically will need to take the backpack off. The sling, on the other hand, pivots around your torso and allows you to access the main compartment while still on your body. Ideal for shooting in a crowd or in awkward situations like in a subway car. There's an extra handle inconspicuously tucked on this side so you can quickly pull the sling into position. I do a lot of shooting on the run, and if you're in the woods or in a crowd, there's seldom a good place to swap lenses or futz with your flash, etc. This gives you in instant "tummy table" to work on.

2) One shoulder operation feels a little funny it takes a while to get used to it as it definitely does not feel like a backpack with only one strap. With the second strap in place it's comfortable enough for longer hikes, though if you're really carrying a lot of weight, you'll want a backpack. We had a week long trip in the SF bay area including day hikes in the city and in Muir Woods. This pack was ideal for carrying a single SLR, two lenses, a flash, netbook, maps, etc. I keep the mini-tripod / shoulder stock in a separate pocket and am able to put a skilly botle of water in the tripod pocket, though it did fall out once. Not perfect but it works. I'd still like to see a better way to stow a water bottle since many people who will use this pack will likely be doing a hike of some sort.

3) Both the sling and backpack were very nicely padded. Not that I tried, but I'd think my gear would be fairly well protected from maybe a 3 foot drop onto a hard surface.

4) The interior compartment dividers are both very configurable, and also very secure once in place. This definitely adds to the security factor

5) The interior is a high contrast orange-red. Very nice since it provides a visual reminder to zip up

6) Both the sling and backpack are styled very nicely my wife wants to use the sling as a purse / travel bag!

The strap and the back of the backpack is a ventilated mesh. Still winter over here so haven't been able to test it for real but will certainly be comfortable for the summer. UPDATE It breathes about as well as you would expect, decent but not as good as wearing nothing.

The one potential downside I see is that if you want to leave a super long lens on your SLR, the sling may not be convenient. For reference a 55-200mm on a Nikon D5000 is fine, but I don't think the 70-300 would fit.

I also have a larger netbook, which fits easily in the flat outside pocket of the sling. Very handy for downloading and viewing images in the field. The DCB-209 Backpack fits my wife's 15.6" laptop, but I don't see bringing that out on a hike.

I'm a righty but one thing I noticed is that the sling is designed to come around your torso from the right. This might be a little awkward for lefties but maybe not if you still pulll the camera out with your right hand (Most cameras have the grip on that side anyways)

This also comes with a rain cover ideal for hiking. If there is one thing I would have added, it would be a way to carry water. For now I'm attaching a SIGG bottle to the tripod loop where it dangles and is raher annoying. I do have room inside but am of course leery of putting a container of water in with electronics!

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Short Review Great bag design, shoddy construction

Long Review This bag is great for travelling. It has a main compartment to hold your slr with one lens attached (I have the 28-135mm), two smaller areas to hold two additional lens, a great place to hold your sunglasses/passport as well as a sleeve area to hold a Galaxy 10.1 tablet.

Overall, great design as I'm in love with it as I was able to pack all my travel needs into one area.

Now with reality of using this bag. To make it short, the construction of this bag is shoddy.

For bag #1, I went on a 2 week trip to Japan and on day 2, the main shoulder strap started to tear. It ripped about 3/4 of an inch and it was obviously due to weight. This bag may have all these great pockets and compartments, but it cannot support the weight if you fill the contents. For the remaining days overseas, I emptied out the bag to carry just the SLR (Rebel T3i), 3 batteries, and my passport. The bag did not rip any further but my disappointment with this bag did not end here.

After returning to NY, I called Amazon and they were kind enough to send a replacement bag with 1 day delivery. Great!, I thought. I received the bag yesterday and brought it out with an SLR + 28-135mm, 3 batteries. No issues until I returned home.

As I was opening the main SLR compartment, to my surprise and disgust, the shoelace material that surrounds he main SLR compartment, rips. I spent 15 minutes trying to get the shoelace material reattached to no avail.

I had enough with this bag, it's way too much stress over a bag and I'm just grateful Amazon's customer service is exceptional and allowed me to return this item.

Once again, I reiterate, the design of the bag is well thought out and I absolutely loved it. It is very functional for your SLR and travelling needs; however, the shoddy manufacturing of this bag really disappointed me.

Thank you Amazon, Thank you Case-Logic Design Team, Shame on the manufacturing team.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This is THE bag if you have an SLR. I really like this. The main compartment can be accessed from the top and through the side. There are velcro dividers that can be infinitely adjusted to set it up however you like. There are also a few small pockets on the outside of the bag. The shoulder strap feels great and has a buckle if you don't want to put it over your head or want to attach it to something (like a low tree branch). There is also a cross strap to make it even more secure, but the extra strap can be easily folded up with a velcro tab to keep it out of the way.

The bag is very well padded and has grab handles on the top and side. It even has a rain hood that rolls up nicely inside when not needed.

The best part is that it doesn't really look like a camera bag so you can feel free to carry it with you without drawing too much attention to the thousands of dollars of gear you might be lugging around.

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I love this camera bag! It's far less bulky than the original Canon bag we received with the camera and holds the same amount of stuff!

As far as positives go, this has many. It's soft, yet protective. It makes for easy access to all the compartments in the bag, including the most important one-the one that holds the camera! There is no need to put your camera bag down at all due to the ability to 'twist' this bag to your side. I love the sleek look and the overwhelming amount of pockets this bag has.

My only real gripe about this product is the directions. The camera bag has two different straps and the directions don't make much sense when it comes to how to wear this bag. We have decided the easiest way is to slip one arm through and latch the clip at the waist. Another school of thought is that you are supposed to stick your head and arm through, then latch at the waist, but that doesn't seem to work really well. Clearer instructions would have been nice!

Check out my video review for a clearer idea of what this bag has to offer! Be kind, I'm just getting the hang of these video reviews! Note: Video slightly edited to cut some time and to appease those who keep knocking me for wearing it wrong (said in jest)!

Best Nikon Fabric Camera Carrying Case Bag for Coolpix P90, P100, P500 Deals

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I wanted a bag in which to put my Coolpix P7700 as it doesn't have a diaphragm but rather a lens cap, and in my purse it kept getting knocked off. Well, this carrying case, although the camera fits in it, is just too clumsy to fit in my purse. I ended up buying a neutral color filter..

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This case is a great match for my L310. I was looking for something not too bulky, just enough to protect the camera from dirt and dust. My camera fits perfectly and there is room for spare batteries and SD card. The case does not have a strap or handle. The camera strap fits outside of the case for carrying. The nice thing about that is that the camera can be removed from the case with the strap around your neck.

The case seems to be well made and is a great price. I highly recommend it.

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Just right for stowing camera in a daypack. Not overly padded to survive being thrown out the window like most cases available.

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I have been looking for a good (semi-small) messenger bag to carry my DSLR as well as my Macbook 13". I found a very nice one from another brand, but it was too small and was more for a netbook or iPad. Searching let me to a great deal (half off I believe) on this bag. It looked like a good deal and the pictures were helpful so I bit.

Upon receiving it, it was somewhat well-made. The zippers were a little too easy to zip and gave the feeling of "cheap" or as if they would be the first thing to fail. The top access zipper was pretty flimsy. The material the bag is made from is pretty cheap. It is nice, and would work well for most, but it seemed like it was pretty thin.

The padding was adequate. The configuration inside of the bag is not extremely versatile. I was trying to get my backup (travel) body, a Nikon d5100 and a 35mm lens and 18-200mm in the bag without much wiggle room and it was tough. I REALLY hate traveling with lenses attached (R.I.P. my first d5100), but there really isn't a good way for that to be done, from what I could figure out. It wasn't really a deal breaker, but I didn't feel as safe as I do with my Lowepro Fastpack 250. The Velcro dividers only attach to one half of the main compartment, so even if you had more dividers, you can't stick them to anything.

The compartment on the bottom is almost a joke. I have a very small monopod and it wouldnt fit. I wasnt sure what to put in there until I was going to a hockey game... then I realized that about 7 beers fit perfectly... :D This compartment could have really been left out. Its a waste of space most of the time... unless you are going to a place that charges $7 for a beer.

The ultimate deal-breaker was the strap. Oh, how the skimped on the strap. The strap material itself is fine, but the shoulder pad is just awful. It is a foam pad covered in a mesh material. Nice for breath-ability, but horrid for staying on your shoulder. I found that it slipped off at-will which was the deal-breaker. I have had several laptop bags over the years that had some sort of rubberized pad that stuck without any problem. I think the best solution would have been to add metal connectors to the side of the bag to allow "aftermarket" or better straps to be clipped on instead of sewing them on to save a couple cents per bag. That might have kept this bag in my arsenal. I could have easily transplanted an old strap.

Pros: Holds 13" Macbook, DSLR, doesnt look like a camera bag, decent padding.

Cons: Arranging a camera without the lens attached is a bit of a challenge. materials seem cheap (zippers, mesh), wish they would have included more Velcro dividers and made the entire interior Velcro.

Final thoughts: its a good bag if you get it on sale. Maybe if you have a shoe repair shop you can get a different strap put on cheap. I just with they had made it more rugged. Other than that, I continue my search...

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Anyone traveling with a DSLR and the accessories involved this is a great bag. Frequent travelers that want a bag that's not only durable but stylish and that holds everything from camera, tripod, laptop and you name it will love this bag.

This bag, while slightly larger than a typical messenger bag does not reveal itself as a camera bag to the casual observer, which is a good thing. Whenever I see someone carrying around a black square bag with Canon or Nikon printed on the side I see a giant advertisement to thieves saying "Tourist with Expensive Camera Equipment Here!"

Pockets Galore! This bag has pockets everywhere. On the rear exterior there is a large flat zippered pocket which is great for carrying travel documents, a small book or anything you need to grab quickly on the go. The main compartment is covered by a large flap that you can buckle shut and has Velcro closures for extra security. The large buckle is a little awkward to close on the fly but isn't a big issue. The flap also folds over the side of the bag giving it a tight seal preventing things from falling out and keeping unwanted hands out of the bag on the street. The main storage area features movable dividers that allow you to store a DSLR and a lenses. I was able to fit my Canon T2i with it's standard 18-55mm lens and a 55-250mm lens comfortably and have room for my G11 next to it with room left over on the interior for other items. The interior space also includes a padded space for a notebook. The pocket will fit most notebook computers but if you're loaded with camera equipment it will be a little snug, you're better off with a thinner laptop or iPad/tablet PC.

The front of the bag includes two zippered area which are also covered/protected by the large exterior flap. One large zippered area reveals pockets for business cards, pens and misc storage of small items. This area resembles the typical storage area of a laptop bag.

On the bottom front of the bag there is a second zippered area for storage of a tripod. Let me note, this zippered compartment takes away space from the main storage area of the bag. I was annoyed at this at first but decided I really like the feature. I don't usually carry a tripod with me so I decided this was a great place to stash cables, chargers, and other miscellaneous items that usually clutter the bottom of my camera bag. It allows you to keep things neat and compartmentalized and organized.

I rated this bag an overall 5 stars despite the couple minor flaws I mentioned but feel this a versatile, well built bag that will serve its purpose well.

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The bag is very thoughfully designed and looks smart. I will list the pros and cons for your own evaluation:

Pros:

1. Handsome design with high quality materials.

2. Ease of access to camera by using the zipper on top of the bag without having to open the cover.

3. The latch and 2 velco at the 2 corners secure the cover to the bag very well.

4. Storage compartment at the bottom of the bag is very useful to store all kinds of accessories like cables, batteries, filters, flash, etc...

5. There is a slim poket at the back of the bag that is useful for quick access to travel document during trip.

6. There is also an organizer pocket at the front of the bag, under the cover, to store cell phones, pens, etc...

7. There is a padded slim compartment inside the bag for ultrabook or touchpad which can also be accessed without opening the cover.

8. Wide comfortable padded shoulder strap.

Cons:

1. There is no way to put a lock to protect your cameras, lens, or laptop during a trip.

2. Although the selling point is you have the option to partition the interior to fit your camera and lenses, only 1/3 of the interior space have the velcro patches to hold the 2 pieces of partition provided. The other 2/3 of the interior space is finished with smooth nylon so there is no way to partition even if you have some extra partitions from other bags.

3. The biggest flaw of the design is this is a considerably compact bag with the space to carry 2 dslr with zoom lens fully atached facing down for easy access, and still have space for 2 smaller lenses but there is no velcro to hold the extra partitions in place.

4. The width of the bag is a little tight for dslr with battery grip. Although my Canon 60D with battery grip fits in fine.

5. Zipper at the bottom compartment is right at the edge of the bag, it would be better to have the zipper higher so the compartment is better protected from moisture.

6. Zipper on top of the bag is not well concealed for better appearance and protection.

However, I haven't found a better designed bag that is both compact and spacious so I will keep it and get velcro partitions added for custom partition.

Appreciate if anyone can let me know where to buy additional velcro partitions.

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I liked the design and functionality of this bag but some with downsides. It is not waterproof and doesn't come with a waterproof cover. It would be a nice addition if it'd come with a waterproof cover. The inside of the bag has Velcro only on one half of the bag. You have two partitioning cushions and that's it. For this large of a bag, I think that there should be really at least one more partition. It just feel impractical to dump stuff in one compartment.

Ideally this is for large DSLR cameras and a lot of additional stuff except lenses. But if you want to carry additional lenses, you have to have lens cases and that beats the purpose of the bag. I absolutely hate the biiiggg clip which is the most impractical thing on this bag. I returned this and bought a Unica i at a store which works well for my dlsr and one extra lens and small stuff.

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I purchased it for use strictly as a briefcase. This is a beautiful white bag, with excellent compartments and a portable office. When open, the front flap can unzip and fold down, revealing the portable office, stocked as you like.

The internal sections of the (camera) bag are well padded and divided with removable partitions. The bottom of the bag also has a zipper, with an excellent space for carrying power cords and utility items.

The shoulder strap is padded nicely and also looks good, with the pad cover in white and the strap itself is black.

This is a large bag, but manageable nevertheless. I carry two, sometimes three laptops and it works for that without being too cumbersome or uncomfortable on the shoulder.

Looks good, works great and is worth the price.

The only slight drawback is that the buckle clangs when you open the flap of the briefcase and it hits and hard surface. Office, table, desk, counter it clangs. Still, I like the bag very much.

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I really love this hard case from Macbeth. Cool black & white paisley design, and keeps camera from being crushed or scratched inside purses, baby bags, etc. Easily zips open from both sides. Fits my Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX30V perfectly! Great buy!

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I bought this case for my Olympus SZ-12 camera. It fits perfectly! It doesn't hold the cord but the case is small enough to drop into my purse. It's hard so I don't have to worry about the camera being crushed.

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This is a nice bag for the Nikon S6500 series CoolPix camera or any small digital for that matter. it has two storage bins, well padded, a carry handle, and a strap. It holds almost everything you would need on a trip except for the USP cable used for charging and file transfer. It holds the camera, stores 2 batteries,extra Micro Cards and the charger unit. When you try to put the USP cable in the bag it's too much. I hope the manufactures will work on that.

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Roomy case for my Elph. Elph straps neatly into one side leaving room on the other side for the cord and spare batteries (or cash and cards). It's the ideal case to drop into a bigger bag because you wont have to worry about dropping your laptop onto your camera and smashing it (neoprene cases can only do so much...)

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This is first class storage option for all my hard drives. The foam inside, that can be tailored to fit almost any equipment is an excellent system. Dust proof, water proof and robust enough to take on long transit flights with no damage. In fact it worked so well I have now bought other cases for all my computer equipment, first class.

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I bought this specifically for a goPro camera and accessories. I like it very much. See picture of equipment mounted in case.

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I have a 400$ camera that I wanted to take hunting and out on the boats. I can take this along and not worry about bumps and spash. I can also throw it in my soft luggage and not worry about the luggage apes. It is large enought to carry my carger and some extra batteries and SD cards. Just take out some of the foan in the area needing to be filled. The color makes it easy to find in a hurray when someone catches a fish or falls overboard :)

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Got this for the gopro, and it's perfect, size, etc.. the foam cut outs worked great! If you need a case for a GoPro this is the one.

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I bought my Pelican 1150 to hold my Panasonic FZ200 camera. It is just barely deep enough for my camera. I tested it in the kitchen sink, it is bone dry after holding with the seal 6" under water for 20 minutes. I'm an avid whitewater kayaker and I was looking for the smallest possible waterproof box for my camera.