Review of Pelican 1560 Case with Foam for Camera (Black)

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I use this for my handgun storage and its great! I can easily stand 5 or 6 guns vertically within the foam and I still have plenty of room for the extra magazines and even some ammo! The wheels make taking it to the range super easy to manage.

Just make sure you purchase Pelican 1500D Peli Desiccant Silica Gel if you are using it for handguns or anything else that make be sensitive to humidity

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I bought this to store my DJI phantom quadcopter. This case is very well made, holds my quadcopter very nicely once I cut out the foam core to fit. There's plenty of room for all your batteries, fat shark fpv system and gopro camera.

I've already traveled with this and it went in an overhead no problem however it had to go sideways not wheels in as it just missed having the overhead door close.

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It's hard to go wrong with any Pelican product. They're all made from the same molds. Amazon's stocking job had my case ground shipped to me the NEXT DAY. Always check the inside and outside dimension specs when looking for a case for a specific piece of gear.

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I love this case.. It fits 2 camera bodies, all my lens's, + a lot of accessories.. I originally had the 1510 but everything was fitting really snug. This case allows my stuff to have easier access too without having everything to cramped in. I recommend looking at photos of this case and comparing it to the 1510 before purchasing so you have a visual on how much your able to fit.

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In my experience all Pelican cases are top-notch. This case is no different.

My only complaint is that the handle used to pull the case along behind you flexes quite a bit. If the case is fully loaded with heavy gear it almost feels flimsy. Since this is a Pelican product, I don't expect this flimsy feeling to turn into an actual break, but I'll update the review if anything bad actually happens.

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This is my 2nd Kata [pronounce kat' ya I understand] sling camera bag--meaning that there is only one strap that goes over one shoulder. The bag can be placed in many positions: on the back [high or low], on your side [not too comfortable that way though, but does offer some variation], and pulled around to the front to be carried on your chest/stomach. The most significant aspect of this wonderful bag is that you can carry it comfortably on your back, and when you want your camera out, you just pull it around to your front, unzip the bag [very easy, and can be done from back to front or front to back], and pull out your camera.

In my bag, I carry all of the following almost all of the time:

* Canon 7D,

* a 70-300mm lens,

* a 17-85mm lens,

* a 10-222mm lens,

* an off-camera flash in its bag [Canon 430ex],

* 4-8 compact flash drives,

* a circular polarizer for each lens,

* 2 graduated density filters and required attachments,

* lens cleaning solution and tissues,

* a level that mounts on the camera,

* a shutter release cable,

* the manual for the 7D,

* the manual for the 430ex,

* 1 or 2 tripod mounting plates,

* a pre-packaged plastic rain poncho,

* a notebook and pen and

* when flying, my passport.

If I attached the detachable lens bag to the front of the bag, I can carry another long lens or my old 30D camera. It took some time and experience to learn how to pack the bag, but I would not trade this bag for anything.

One of the reasons I was attracted to the Kata sling bag in the first place [about 6 or 7 years ago] was that I did not want to take a backpack off every time I wanted access to my camera; what a bother that is. I have a bum shoulder that makes putting on a two-strap backpack arduous, and often painful. No such issues with the LightTri 317 PL or any of its sling bag cousins.

My first bag is still in terrific shape, but as I accumulated a few new lenses, I bought this bag [the LightTri 317 PL] because it is larger--and lighter.

Now, there are some improvements that could be made. Both Kata sling bags are made of a material that Velcro is able to attach to, thus making it plenty easy to manipulate the various dividers. My first Kata sling bag had 4 or 5 dividers, plus a little [2x3"] pouch to hold memory cards; but the newer LightTri 317 PL had only 2 dividers and no little pouch for the cards. If you order one, you may want to find out how to obtain more dividers.

Another issue, again minor, is that Kata provides this bounteous strap to go over a shoulder, but there are no pockets in that strap for loose change or bills, a phone, a wallet, or other little item you want to carry and have quick access to.

Both Kata bags I have owned are also designed without a handle to grab when you want to carry it with your hands instead of slinging it over your shoulder [like getting on a plane or moving it in your house or car]. Seems an easy issue to resolve, and I have not seen such an addition in any of the new generations of these camera sling bags.

Each of these issues is minor, indeed, just an annoyance; and I would not hesitate to buy one of these bags on the basis of any of these points. But maybe Kata will read this review and get their designers to work to remedy these little issues.

So, all-in-all, there is no doubt in my mind I will carry a Kata sling bag forever. I have carried one or the other bag six days in Yosemite, 14 days in Yellowstone, across Hawaii, to Thailand and Cambodia, to Hong Kong, and in several Baltic cities, including three days in St. Petersburg. It never fails to impress me at how easy it is to carry my camera gear, how comfortable it is, and the ease I have in accessing my camera gear without removing the bag. I can wear it for 4-7 hour stints with no problem. I am a big man, but approaching 70, so when I say I can carry it over my shoulder for 5 hours while walking, you should get the impression that the sling bag makes carrying bulky camera equipment less than cumbersome and not too tiring.

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I have never purchased a bag or carrying accessory that was not Lowepro until this purchase. Admittedly, I was a bit apprehensive about venturing out to a bag or brand that is not readily available in my local camera store for a trial fit. But my concerns quickly vanished when I received this bag.

I usually keep my equipment in the Lowepro Event Messenger 250 shoulder bag, but this bag would be entirely overkill for an upcoming trip to Washington DC. The size, weight, and poor access to my equipment wouldn't be practical on the hot, muggy days walking between our national monuments and memorials. My largest concern was finding a bag that would accommodate a camera attached to my Canon 70-200 f2.8 IS II USM lens that gave me immediate access. The length of this camera/lens combination eliminated most of the sling and backpack bags on the market which propose to enable easy access and provide the ability to shift the weight to shoulders/back. I arrived at the Kata KT PL-LT-317. It's not a small bag, but it delivered on all of its promises. It fit my 70-200 camera/lens combo without having to detach, and even fit another camera body attached to the Canon 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM lens. The bag is very sturdy and as much as I had to take it off and check it in, have it searched, or run my equipment through metal detectors, it held its shape and shielded my equipment safely. Armed with short-range and long-range camera/lens configurations at the ready, my gear was unencumbered, safe, and easy to carry.

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I have an existing Kata KT PL-3N1-35 Pro Light and purchased this sling so that I could have a bag for "light" use. I say light in quotes because with this sling bag one can heft a lot of equipment around. Usually works best with one DSLR and extra lens, small items BUT you can certainly load it with an additional small to compact digital camera without any issues. When its fully loaded, its advantage diminishes because its difficult to swing around for immediate access to camera. I use it frequently and find it very functionally useful as long as you have just a DSLR/lens and some light accessories (flash and extra cards). Anymore and you may as well carry a backpack..

Good product. Would definitely recommend.

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very nice designed pack, I have a full-frame camera with 24-70mm lense, 70-210mm lense. I use to bring these two as my standard equipment. this pack can hold them without any problem. There are still extra space, so I put rain cover inside as cusion. the outside pocket can put your filter, basic maintenance tools and so on into it. the attached lense pack I put a 12mm fish eye lense into it. it fits perfect. sometime, I even don't have to take that extra lense pocket.

The pack is feel good when you took on. the wide and soft belt distributed the weight to your shoulder and also very durable. it's also very easy to pull your camera out of it, just like the introduction. really easy and fast. all details are taken care of by the designer, the zip and handle are really easy to open and close even with thick grove.

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I like this bag because I can carry lots of stuff without it taking up much room. The compartments are well planned and layed out, the construction is solid and the size is perfect. There's even a pocket big enough for my nexus 7.

Buy Crumpler Haven Camera Bag (M) HVN001-XO6G50 - Black/Grey

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I have a Swiss Gear backpack that will hold a 15" laptop (it might hold a 17" laptop) that I carry to and from work and when I travel (domestic and international). I was tired of having a separate bag for my DSLR and started to research my options for consolidation.

I have a Crumpler Whickey and Cox large backpack and found its quality to be excellent so I started to look for another Crumpler bag to put inside the backpack. I was surprised to find that Crumpler made an insert and had trouble choosing between this sized insert and the larger Crumpler Haven.

If you have a small DSLR then this will be sufficient; I expect you'll be able to fit a flash, another lens and your body with lens attached.

If you have a medium DSLR you're going to be happy if all you need is what you'd like to carry around for a day: body with lens plus some accessories.

If you have a large DSLR forget it. This is too small.

I have a Nikon D7000, an 18-200mm lens, a 50mm lens, a plastic flash bounce, the battery charger, and several other small pieces in the bag. It's a tight fit but acceptable. I can stow everything in my backpack quickly and when I want the camera it is easy to remove and also easy to reinsert (a very important point). I also have a Nikon D80 and find that it fits even better because its slightly smaller.

I didn't give it the full 5 stars because of the price: $50.00 is about $10-$20 too much for what you are getting. Other than that the quality is excellent, the utility way up there. Its a perfect companion to someone who wants their camera but does not want a camera bag.

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For someone who has way too many backpacks & duffel bags and doesn't tote along too much camera gear, this is the perfect solution. It protects my Canon T3i, lens, battery charger. and is slim enough to fit in to my existing bags. The outside pockets are not bulky and can fit the slimmer items including cables, lens caps, and memory cards. Why no one else has made anything similar to this after all these years is beyond me.

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Purchased this so I could carry my Olympus OM-D E-M5 in my medium messenger bag and avoid using an obvious camera bag when traveling. It's well-made and does the job, but the top opening mechanism is better in concept than reality. A drawstring is relatively slow to open (and awkward to open with one hand), and it doesn't actually close all the way, so if you had small items in the you might worry about them falling out if the bag got inverted while in a suitcase, etc. The small pockets on the back of the bag are definitely handy for holding SD cards, a lens wipe, and spare battery and ensuring they come along if you move it to a different carrying bag.

If you have a micro-four thirds camera and 2-3 lenses, I recommend going with the medium. If you only want to carry maybe the camera with a lens and one other lens, you might be able to get away with the small. I found that the E-M5 with the accessory grip or a zoom lens attached was generally too large to use with the small so I had to upgrade to the medium if you have to jam the camera into the bag each time, it's too inconvenient to shoot out of.

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One of the best ways to become a better photographer is practice, practice, practice. That means shooting a lot. And the easiest way to do that is by carrying your camera with you as often as possible. Adding a bulky (and obvious) camera bag to my daily slog made me less likely to take my camera with me. Thankfully there are companies like Crumpler making these excellent insert bags.

When traveling light I trust my D90 to be safe and always available in this bag. I can pack the D90 with kit lens (and hood) attached, a nifty 50, intervalometer, and extra memory cards, batteries, etc. in my backpack or sidebag and be able to get to it quickly without a lot of fuss. I've not had any issues with the drawstring, and it think it's a relatively elegant solution to the issue of securing the top of the bag but making it easy to get into. The brightly colored interior is pleasing to look at (not neon) AND helpful for seeing into the bottom of the bag for runaway lens caps and odds and ends.

The outside pockets are super handy for the little stuff, keeping them secured snugly against the side of the bag. The bag itself is light, but remarkably well padded.

If I was packing a full set up with a big zoom lens, flash, etc, I'd probably choose a dedicated camera bag (who am I kidding: a larger Crumpler Haven in my Timbukt2 Messenger) but for short trips this fits in my lumbar pack, or a large purse.

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Thanks to Stephen, for confirming that the medium bag can hold a Nikon D7100 with the 18-200mm lens attached, I went ahead and purchased the medium. He's right, it can work, but it is a very tight fit: however hard I pull the drawstrings there is still a small gap in the center, and right below that gap is the screen of my new camera. So, a camera in this bag is not exactly completely protected from the elements... The material is high quality, and although I haven't tested it I'm sure it is waterproof, but that is only worthwhile if you plan to set it down in a puddle (OK, I really meant damp grass). I need protection from rain that falls from above, and here's the problem... that little hole. The material protects the camera, but the construction of the bag precludes protection because of that little hole left in the center of the drawstring. Now, I know that shouldn't really matter, after all the intention is to toss this liner into another bag, but when I see the screen of my new d7100 just below the surface I feel that this is not the perfect solution for me. What might make it perfect is if there was a protective flap... So, I'm considering keeping the sac if I can convince myself that I can somehow attach a large microfiber cloth to act as a protective flap for my screen... perhaps I can secure it between the Velcro for the custom spacers, or maybe I could just sew one in... If anyone has ideas, or if Crumpler reviews our reviews then there may be a perfect solution in the making! Needless to say, this would all be irrelevant if I wasn't already impressed with the materials and general construction. If your camera is smaller than the D7100 or you use a shorter lens I highly recommend this insert bag.

Evecase Professional Digital SLR Sling Camera Bag / Case Reviews

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This camera bag will work well for me. I wanted a small one for use when out shooting. It is a tight fit, though, so it wouldn't work if you have more than a camera with the standard lens and one telephoto lens. I didn't give it 5 stars, because I wish it was just a little more roomy.

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I have had many camera bags in my life. This one beats them all! I shoot wildlife and nature landscapes so I am on trails a lot. This pack is comfortable to wear and hike with, but you do not have to stop, and pull off a regular backpack to get to your camera or accessories. It holds my camera two lenses, all my filters, lens hoods, memory cards, and even cleaning stuff. It had plenty of movable pads to protect my camera and lens investment well. Very satisfied, and would recommend it to any serious photographer.

Buy Nikon Coolpix L810 Digital Camera Case Camcorder and Digital Camera

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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

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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 ten

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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.

DURAGADGET 14 inch Padded Camera Rucksack Backpack case for Canon Review

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For it's price, I'm very pleased. This obviously wont stand as a lowepro backpack but it's very well constructed. Has many zippers (two hiding beneath the orange flaps you see in the photo, which are net fabric pockets). Pads could be a bit thicker but then again, at 20 bucks, it delivers. I can hold 3 lenses, flash, a body and the bat charger comfortably. Agree with the other review, an additional strap would be useful.

Amazon.co.uk has many more reviews in case you want to keep reading about it.

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The bag is rather spacy and flexible, when it comes to re-arranging the compartments/dividers.

Unfortunately, the zipper is rather weak and often opens at the bottom, making it a risk for equipment to fall out. An additional strap is advised.

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My Canon SD4000 camera fits nicely inside this neoprene case. Just as an educated guess, the neoprene seems to be an appropriate thickness, balancing the attributes of compactness (by not being overly thick or bulky) and security (by providing adequate protection against most impacts). It is indeed a vivid red and will make your little camera obvious whether you want that or not. A nonadjustable wrist strap is included, but no belt strap. The neoprene is water resistant but not waterproof, and the zippers would surely leak promptly. All in all, while it's in this case your camera will be protected but not invulnerable.

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Cheap Sony LCM-PX Semi-soft Carrying Case

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.... I needed to protect my new DSC-P9. It comes with a belt loop and neckstrap. The case is hard enough to sustain bumps and other minor insults. The sides of the case are connected to each other with straps on the inside of the case, which stops the case from opening up completely so the camera won't slip out onto the ground accidentally while opening or closing the case. The case does not zip completely around, allowing a thin opening at the top protected by rubber lips so the carrying strap on the camera can protrude and be used while the camera is in the case. A small case with enough space for a spare battery and a memory stick may be attached with its velcro strap.

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This case is so good that it makes DSC-P9 and similar Sony models worthy buy just to own this case. It fits the camera perfectly well and has a small case that can be attached to the strap to hold extra baterry or memory sticks. The zipper around the bag pulls out with a strap and is so convenient to operate if you have it on your waist belt. Inside of the bag there is another strap to prevent the case from completely opening apart that might cause the camera to fall down.

The case as a shiny finish to the hard material that can prevent you camera from damage when you drop it down.

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This is a good case for my new Sony camera, though the value for money aspect kept me from giving it a perfect score of five stars.

The fit for the camera is snug, and it manages to provide the camera's body with adequate protection without being bulky. It also resists scratches -I've used mine for several weeks and have already traveled with it a great deal, and it still looks new (and thanks to the case, so does the camera). It even comes with a variety of carrying straps, assuring that at least one will suit your needs. It is obvious that a great deal of thought went into the case, just as it did the camera.

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I have to second what the other reviewers said about this case. It is useful and well suited for the camera. I have no substantive complaints, but I witheld one star because it would be nice if more colors were available. How about a nice silver case to match the camera? How about a white one to match my new iMac?

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I purchased this bag for myself as a smaller, cuter alternative to most camera bags. I wanted something that would fit my Nikon D3100, and maybe an additional lens. I read all the reviews I could find online and everyone cautioned about the smallness factor. I was concerned, but couldn't find a better alternative. I really liked the small size of the bag and the fact that I wouldn't need to carry around a huge camera bag, in addition to a purse. The Posey Bag would be both, and only the size of any normal purse. As soon as I received the Posey Bag, I realized my dreams of carrying an additional lens would not happen. I quickly recovered and moved on. Unfortunately, my biggest problem with the bag, is the flaps, which make the bag more "versatile." The flaps are constantly moving and opening, leaving my equipment vulnerable to anyone paying attention to my very open camera bag/purse. Or even vulnerable to falling out of the purse. I would recommend trying a different camera bag/purse combo, unless you are willing to deal with the cumbersome flaps.

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Plenty of room and padding for my camera body, 2 small lenses and a removable flash. Love the extra pockets for cards and keys, etc. Its not a huge bag, but that is what i like about it. Nice to be able to carry a beautiful bag that can function as a camera bag and purse.

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I bought the Kelly Moore Posey bag in teal because I wanted a camera bag that I could also use as a purse when not out shooting. First, I don't much care for the teal color. I belong to a photowalk group and use this bag which allows me to carry a small wallet and other essentials along with a Canon G10. I can easily pull it out of the bag while walking around and take some shots. In the side pocket there are slots for a ton of CF cards. I don't use these slots because I only have one card which is in the camera. I do like the extra pockets on the outside.

If I were to buy a small slr, I don't think it would fit very well in this bag and its bulk would make it hard to use the outside pockets. So this camera bag is a little pricey for carrying around a point and shoot camera.

Since I bought this camera bag, she has come out with a replacement, Posey 2.

Canon PSC-70 Deluxe Soft Camera Case for the Powershot S1 IS & G6 Review

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While this carrying case might have been designed specifically for the Powershot S1 in mind, it is a VERY poor choice for the following reasons

It is difficult to open and close. There is a zippered left and right side which goes down about 2-3 inches. The top flap closes with velcro. It therefore takes three movements to open the bag. An awkward and timeconsuming process.

There is no space to keep a spare set of batteries, the minimum accessories a person would want to keep along with their camera. There is an inside pocket for memory cards. But I find that one card is all that fits easily. Any more, and the camera case will bulge.

This is designed for the fashion concious and trendy crowd who want the Canon logo on their camera case. It is not a practical carrying case. The least I would have expected is for Canon to design a concelable strap for this case. Instead, there is a belt loop which is pretty much useless as this camera is a little too bulky for you to put around your belt loop. And it seems certain to distort the shape of your belt. Do think twice about this purchase.

I am still looking for another case for my Powershot S1. I see a Targus Digital Camera Max case for under five bucks on Amazon and think I will get that instead. If you have alternate suggestions, do add them, for the benefit of other folks, right here.

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I bought this case yesterday for my Canon G6. G6 takes good pictures. However, perhaps because of the poor design of the power switch on the camera, together with the design and the size of this case (a little too small for G6), the power switch was easily activated accidently when I used this case. In about 50% of my dozens of testing puting the camera in and taking it our from the case, the power switch was activated. Even if you put the camera in without accidently turning the power on, there is still a high chance that the camera be turned on accidently while you are carrying it because the case is thin. It's not easy for me to just return it because I bought it via mail order. If I were to do it over again, I'll forget about the pretty look of this case and go for a different one that is practically more user friendly. It's not for G6.

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After a dozen tries, and trying to be careful that I wasn't making any stupid mistakes, it's official: The Canon PowerShot G6 does not fit in this case. By the time you've zipped one side zipper, and started to try to zip the other, pressure of the sides of the case against the on/off switch on the top of the camera will have switched it on, the telephoto lens will be trying to extend, with complaining beeps, and you are motivated to extricate the camera quickly enough to save damage to the telephoto motor. And Canon has their name on this?

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Canon didn't try very hard to design a pracitcal camera case for such an expensive product in reference to the PSC 70. The case is much too small to offer any type of cushioning or protection, if any type of accident were to happen, and there isn't enough storage space inside. There is room to store either a compact flash card or four batteries, whichever the owner chooses. They recommend this case for the S1 IS, but the camera barely fits inside the case! They should have added a third more space with some extra cushioning and more storage space for batteries. Canon usually makes good products, and I absolutely love my new digital camera, but they need more work in their accessory design department. Truthfully, this case looks flashy, but it doesn't offer real practicality for serious digital camera users. I bought the case because the description on their website said it was designed specifically for my camera, and the Canon logo appears on the front, which is attractive. I didn't expect to be disappointed so much.

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I'm afraid I must disagree with the negative reviews given for the PSC-70 soft case for the Canon G6. The case is perfect for protecting the camera without unecessary bulk. If you need to carry all your accessories with your camera, get a gadget bag designed for that. The Canon case was designed to carry the G6 only. With a freshly charged battery and a 1 GB memory card, you're good for a whole day's worth of shooting. You shouldn't need anything more in most shooting sessions.

The fit of the G6 is just right. The two side zippers and the top Velcro flap allow the case to open up clam shell style. You can place the camera into the fully opened case and then close the case around the body. This prevents the on switch from being brushed and turning the camera on. Other small cases I have tried brush the on switch when sliding the camera into the case. The PSC-70 avoids this design flaw.

I find the case very convenient to wear on the belt, although it adds to the dork/nerd look of the user (fits my image perfectly). It is much more portable than carrying a large gadget bag on a shoulder strap.

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I bought this case for my brand new Lumix DMC-FH25. The case is really too tight (Vertically) for the camera. It will put undue pressure on the lens in front, and the LCD in back. Since the padding is hard, the pressure on lens and LCD is severe. Also, because the case is so tight, there is no room for a memory card and extra battery.

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This is JUST what I was looking for! Cute and serves its purpose perfectly! The case is durable and protects the camera really well which is great bc im a little clumsy!

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It fit very well my Lumix DMC-FH25V.

It is really firm, looks great, is light and it comes with a clip like those that rock climbers use. Very comfortable to carry during outdoor activities.

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I purchased this case because I just wanted something very non-expensive, somewhat stylish, and small to hold my camera. This case fit all of my qualifications to a "T". It protects the camera well, has a handy little pouch inside for a memory card, and looks cute carrying around!!!

Review of Fotodiox Neoprene Zoom Camera Cover Sleeve forCanon EOS 10D, 20D

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Reviewers: It is neoprene...neoprene has a smell...it goes away almost completely within days.

The smell isn't terrible, but I could see how you would be disappointed the first day or two. Every neoprene product I have bought has had a smell, but they all go away relatively quickly. Just let it air out or wash it.

The case is well built and looks nice. It fits my t2i perfectly with a 75-300mm lens attached. It will work fine with smaller lenses, but you will just have a few inches of unused space on the front of the lens part of the case. It being reversible is also a plus, so you can choose between black or grey.

I would recommend this to anyone who has the appropriate camera and wants to keep it protected from scratches and minor drops, but doesn't want to lug around a big camera case all day.

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I bout this case for my Canon 5DMII with battery grip and 24-105 lens. I wanted something that I could use to protect my camera, but not to have to lug a separate bag. I'll be able to fit this in a large purse or other bag pretty easily. For me, upon opening the brand new case, there was a smell, but not horrible. It smelled like anything else that comes sealed in plastic new. I expect it will dissipate soon. I may let it air outdoors before heavy use.

As far as fit, I searched high and low for a cost effective, slim solution for my hefty camera. I have nice camera bags, but they are just not always practical. I was hoping this would fill in the gaps. I believe it will. It is a really tight fit with the battery grip, but it does velcro. I may try to stretch out the straps a bit to make it easier to get on. My 24-105 lens fits great (without the hood attached). It doesn't seem too long or wide at all.

Crazy enough, I put the case on upside down (where the velcro would latch on top of the lens) and I may like how it fits better. There is a small gap (like shown in the product picture) where the camera isn't protected, and I think I might prefer that the extra battery pack at the bottom is the part that gets dinged. I also have a wrist strap that attaches to the bottom of the camera, and by putting it on upside down, the strap is usable.

All in all, while not "amazing", I believe this case was worth the $10 price tag and would purchase again without hesitation.

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I recently upgraded my old Canon xsi to a 60D and wanted to do everything I can to protect it. I have a longer lens, an 18-135, on it in most cases and this cover will fit perfectly around the camera. I did not have any smell issues with my cover. It is simple to put on and takes only a matter of seconds. I do have a camera bag but this neoprene cover allows me to put the camera in a backpack, purse or even the bottom of the stroller and not worry about my new camera getting scratched up. I recently came back from a week long sightseeing trip where I did use this cover on a daily basis. Anytime the camera was on my shoulder and not in use, this cover was in place. The one issue would be that when you take the cover off to use the camera, the cover is bulky enough that you need to find a place to put it. Having three kids, I always have a stroller or backpack to throw it in to. But it is too bulky to put in your pocket. On my trip I received lots of inquiries from other tourists about where they could get their own cover. The price seems to fluctuate. I paid about fourteen for mine, but the price has dropped to eleven at the time I write this review.

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Even though it's stated in the title, it does NOT support the 5D Mark II. I bought it thinking it does based on the description. Luckily I was able to sell it to a friend that has a Canon Rebel.

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This product has a very strong smell upon opening. It will fill up a room. The smell goes completely away after 2 days or so. The product itself functions as advertised. I have a Canon 7D with a 17-55 lens and it barely fits. This case will not fit anything much bigger. It is also hard to secure with the velcro because of the tension created by stuffing this setup into it. I put my camera in this case then throw it in my bookbag and it stays protected. No Worries. If you just want to protect your camera and small lens from getting scratched up this will do the trick for the price.

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It fits! screen looks great through it, and we will see if it protects my screen--that's what I'm hoping for in case of accident. Hope I don't test it, I've seen too many camera screens broken.

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Have one on my 5D mk3 for over a year now with no issues whatsoever. Holds up to scuffs and scratches really well so i bought this 3" for my Fuji. Fit is perfect and the screen is not impeded in any way whatsoever. My only grips is the silver border under the glass protector. If it was black like the one on my 5d3 i would give it 5 stars. Other than that, which is cosmetic and just me being nitpicky, this thing does its job and now i have no qualms about slinging my fuji around. Perfect rear protection for the camera.

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This glass screen protector is so much better than the flimsy ones. Easier to get on without any air bubbles or dust and clarity is excellent. Will never use those other "cheapies" again.

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Very good professional LCD protector! The clarity is superior!!! I already cracked one in the past but didnt damage my screen. I highly recommend this product.