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This is a great little bag for my daughter's camera. When you open it up, it was a mesh pocket on one side and a velcro strap on the other. It keeps the camera very secure and in place. However, from the first time she used it, the zipper didn't work. There are two zippers and one works and one doesn't. It is very annoying and I'm hoping the company will send me a new one because I do like the case. Just the zipper never worked quite right.
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Monday, March 16, 2015
Buy Casio Np20 Np-20 Charger Set + Slim Camera Case for Casio Exilim
I really like the color of my slim case. The size is quite compatible with pockets, so it is easy to carry. The only glitch is that the zipper sticks on one end. Otherwise, I am pleased overall with slim case.
Friday, December 19, 2014
Reviews of Pelican 1020 Red Micro Case with Clear Lid and Carabiner
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List Price: $20.95
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This Pelican product stands by the other good items from the brand. Locking top makes it obvious when it is closed properly. The red shade is a darker red, visible, but not bright.The case is a very high quality product that appears to have been made with the intent of being able to safeguard items placed in it. It fits my cell phone very well in the length and width dimensions. The depth is a bit more than is necessary. These products come in a wide variety of sizes and can be used to safeguard a variety of delicate items. The inside of the box is made of a soft polymer and can be removed for cleaning. The clear cover allows you to see if you have a message and seems to provide good tight closure. If you intend to use this for a cell phone, check to see if the item that is intended for iphones will work for your phone model. It also appears the price is reasonable for what you get. In conclusion, the box is very good quality and the price is reasonable. Choose from a variety of colors and sizes to meet your specific need.
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This Pelican product stands by the other good items from the brand. Locking top makes it obvious when it is closed properly. The red shade is a darker red, visible, but not bright.The case is a very high quality product that appears to have been made with the intent of being able to safeguard items placed in it. It fits my cell phone very well in the length and width dimensions. The depth is a bit more than is necessary. These products come in a wide variety of sizes and can be used to safeguard a variety of delicate items. The inside of the box is made of a soft polymer and can be removed for cleaning. The clear cover allows you to see if you have a message and seems to provide good tight closure. If you intend to use this for a cell phone, check to see if the item that is intended for iphones will work for your phone model. It also appears the price is reasonable for what you get. In conclusion, the box is very good quality and the price is reasonable. Choose from a variety of colors and sizes to meet your specific need.
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Best GTMax Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case for PowerShot Deals
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List Price: $19.99
Sale Price: $3.99
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This pouch is very handy. It is larger than my Canon camera, so it was a little larger than I was expecting. It still fits pretty well in my purse, and it protects the camera very well. I got the green one it looks like is a color I would describe as "avocado green" in real life.
The only thing I didn't like was that on the other side there is a big ugly black thing that you don't see in any of the product pictures. Its a connection thing so that you can attach an included hook to it. But I don't like the way it looks. I might have still bought the case, but it would have been nice if I knew about that beforehand.
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This pouch is very handy. It is larger than my Canon camera, so it was a little larger than I was expecting. It still fits pretty well in my purse, and it protects the camera very well. I got the green one it looks like is a color I would describe as "avocado green" in real life.
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This product is not adevertized well! It says it is to fit my size of camera. However that's purely because it's so big it fits all sorts of cameras (One assumed that all the cameras on the list were of the same slim/small size as mine). Also the picture does not show, that on the other side is a great big black thing to loop in a string to hang it. Some may see this as a good thing, but I was looking for something sleek, and this is not it. I would not have purchased this product had I known any of the above info. Delivery was good. Shame about the product.Best Deals for GTMax Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case for PowerShot
I like the case, as it does what it is supposed to (protect my camera). It has a little velcro strap on the inside so the camera doesn't bounce around. There is also a little bungee/stretch opening pouch in there which I assume is probably for an extra battery.The only thing I didn't like was that on the other side there is a big ugly black thing that you don't see in any of the product pictures. Its a connection thing so that you can attach an included hook to it. But I don't like the way it looks. I might have still bought the case, but it would have been nice if I knew about that beforehand.
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I measured my camera, I checked the product measurements. Looked like a good fit with room to spare, so I ordered it. It's a nice case, but not deep enough for my Fujifilm F505. A design improvement would be to elasticize the interior strap so that the camera can be quickly slipped out for use. Otherwise it's a great little case, nice and sleek for sliding into a pocket or purse.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for GTMax Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case for PowerShot
This is a nifty little case. I like the green color. I like how the inside has a velcro strap for the camera and a little mesh pocket that is perfect for an extra battery or memory card. The carabiner is a useful feature, but you can remove it easily if you don't want a clip on your case. The zipper works well. I got it for a Canon PowerShot ELPH 310, and the camera fits perfectly. This is a great case for the money.Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Reviews of Adorama Slinger Filter Pouch "P" Holds Five 86mm Round or Five "P"
I own five filters, this case holds five filters. It is not just the number of slots that is important, it is how they are stored in the case that is what needs mentioning. Filter "wallets" allow the transfer of their materials sudch as mesh or plastic onto the expensive coatings of your expensive filters. This pouch has individual padded pockets like those found in a quality camera bag. Filter glass never touches anything damaging.
Build quality of this pouch is great...it will last for many years. It is constructed of sturdy cordura with a secure velcro strap on front. The rear has velcro mounting straps for many popular camera bag/case systems as well as your belt.
The fabric of the bag looks firm but flexible and not strong to hold a hit. So, don't lean against anything with this bag full of filters, if you planing to wear this bag on your belt, you may brake the precious glass.
The bag dimensions: W 110mm, H 110mm, L 75mm. With usual Pseries filter size 83x95mm or 83x110mm the height and length seems to be Ok but the bag is too thick. I could put 5 filters with their cases in it and close it.
The good side of vast space inside of the bag is that you can pick a filter without additional affords, and as a result, without leaving smudges. The dividers inside this case are soft but not covered with soft cleaning cloth-like fabric. In fact, in my opinion, the fabric they used like whether proof one. It did not scratch my filters yet but it feels like it could. There are horizontal and vertical brand fasteners on the back of this filter bag. So you can wear it on your belt or camera bag strap.
It solved my problem of fast access to filters, when I need, but it could be more compact and more protective, at least, on its front and back sides. I guess, it's right for the price.
The construction seems good, adequately padded--which is a slight downside that you have to accept as a trade off, it's a bit bulky considering the size filter it will handle.
I would also wish for a secure way to attach this to the outside of my camera bag and I'm not sure the little belt loop is quite up to that task.
Anyway. I took a razor blade and removed the padded separators from the Slinger, so now it will hold four 82mm filters in their cases. I don't care that there is an opening at the top of the case where dirt, sand, etc can get in, because my filters are in their nice, soft, water & impact resistant plastic cocoons. Nuff said...
Build quality of this pouch is great...it will last for many years. It is constructed of sturdy cordura with a secure velcro strap on front. The rear has velcro mounting straps for many popular camera bag/case systems as well as your belt.
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When I got tired of tossing filters in and out of their cases, I found this filters holder bag. It is a solution if you want to organize your filters but it isn't if you would plan to keep this filter case in your camera bag.The fabric of the bag looks firm but flexible and not strong to hold a hit. So, don't lean against anything with this bag full of filters, if you planing to wear this bag on your belt, you may brake the precious glass.
The bag dimensions: W 110mm, H 110mm, L 75mm. With usual Pseries filter size 83x95mm or 83x110mm the height and length seems to be Ok but the bag is too thick. I could put 5 filters with their cases in it and close it.
The good side of vast space inside of the bag is that you can pick a filter without additional affords, and as a result, without leaving smudges. The dividers inside this case are soft but not covered with soft cleaning cloth-like fabric. In fact, in my opinion, the fabric they used like whether proof one. It did not scratch my filters yet but it feels like it could. There are horizontal and vertical brand fasteners on the back of this filter bag. So you can wear it on your belt or camera bag strap.
It solved my problem of fast access to filters, when I need, but it could be more compact and more protective, at least, on its front and back sides. I guess, it's right for the price.
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I was tired of carrying around those plastic cases for each of my spare filters. This little pouch is just what I needed. I can remove one filter, slip it into an empty slot and pull out the one I need. No more fumbling with lids and bottoms of the plastic cases, asking my kids to hold one filter while I attach the other and "Please don't put your greasy fingers all over the middle of that $200 circular polarizer!"The construction seems good, adequately padded--which is a slight downside that you have to accept as a trade off, it's a bit bulky considering the size filter it will handle.
I would also wish for a secure way to attach this to the outside of my camera bag and I'm not sure the little belt loop is quite up to that task.
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I have been searching for some time for a neat way of carrying my filters in their OEM cases. I know many are content to slip their filters into these sleeve wallet things and leave it at that. I only buy pro grade lenses and , consequently, I only buy top of the line filters. Since my most used lens has an 82mm filter size, this is big money we're talking about. I have a B+W 82mm XS-Pro Kaeseman CPL that costs over $250! I'm not sliding that thing against anything!Anyway. I took a razor blade and removed the padded separators from the Slinger, so now it will hold four 82mm filters in their cases. I don't care that there is an opening at the top of the case where dirt, sand, etc can get in, because my filters are in their nice, soft, water & impact resistant plastic cocoons. Nuff said...
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Best Hard Shell Carrying Case (Black) for Canon PowerShot SD940IS Deals
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List Price: $25.58
Sale Price: $5.54
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Bought this camera case for my CANON Powershot SD940 IS. The camera fits in the case quite nicely.
However the carabiner (the metal loop for attaching to your belt) is flimsy and mine broke after the first use.
The manufacturers should make a stronger one.
Luckily I bought a metal snap clip key chain which served as a replacement for the broken carabiner.
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Bought this camera case for my CANON Powershot SD940 IS. The camera fits in the case quite nicely.
However the carabiner (the metal loop for attaching to your belt) is flimsy and mine broke after the first use.
The manufacturers should make a stronger one.
Luckily I bought a metal snap clip key chain which served as a replacement for the broken carabiner.
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Title says it. This case is too big for the phone and too small for the phone and charger. Just a bad match. I will have to replace it at some point.Best Deals for Hard Shell Carrying Case (Black) for Canon PowerShot SD940IS
I bought this case for my Canon SD940is and it holds the camera on one side and the charger with a extra battery on the other side with room for a extra memory card. The case has a very hard cover for protection which is little bulky but it does keep my camera safe during rugged travel.Monday, September 22, 2014
Cheap Tuff-Luv - Rover digital camera / camcorder case cover bag in size:
It's a little small (didn't read the measurments) but other than that I love it! Great quality and very sturdy.
Christmas gift for my wife she will absolutely love it!
:) LEH Texas
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Perfect camera case with plenty of room for accessories made with pride by employees in a small shop in England for those who have a finer touch for quality!Christmas gift for my wife she will absolutely love it!
:) LEH Texas
Monday, July 28, 2014
Discount rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Dark Blue) Carrying Case for Panasonic
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My lumix camera fits perfect. The case seems strong and durable. Love the little zippered area for a memory card.
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My lumix camera fits perfect. The case seems strong and durable. Love the little zippered area for a memory card.
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Exactly what we were looking for in a camera case! It's light, slim, and protects the camera from bumps and bruises. It has a small zippered side perfect for holding an extra battery and memory card.Best Deals for rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Dark Blue) Carrying Case for Panasonic
It still is pretty early in purchasing this item but, it does seem to fit my Panasonic Lumix well. Additionally, I was able to match the camera color.Honest reviews on rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Dark Blue) Carrying Case for Panasonic
A perfect fit for my camera. Just put in and drop it in our back pack with worrying about getting the camera scratch or accidentally turning it on and scratching the lens. The extra compartment was perfect for that extra disk.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Dark Blue) Carrying Case for Panasonic
I found the case to be excellent for my camera. No scratches or accidentally turn on.I would purchase again. get your nowSunday, July 6, 2014
Kata DR-466i Digital Rucksack -Black Reviews
At first, I thought that I would have a difficult time fitting all the contents in my camera bag and old backpack inside this. However, it was no sweat. I was able to fit my Canon 50D with 28-135mm attached w/ lens hood, plus my 50mm 1.8, my 430 EX II flash, the camera's battery charger, my 15" Unibody Macbook Pro, the laptop charger, portable external hard drive, various cables, and some adapters. I've still got room for at least 3 more lenses, a tripod, and a water bottle!
Some notable things:
1) Only thin laptops (like Apple's line of notebooks) or laptops smaller than 15" will fit in the sleeve without trouble. In fact, my macbook pro snuggly fit after I removed the neoprene sleeve that protected it before.
2) Putting your DSLR in the bottom compartment will make it difficult to pull out later. Place it in the top area for easier access.
3) I bought the black and red color thinking that the inside will match the red exterior accents. However that's not the case. It is yellow inside no matter what color you bought (by no means a deal breaker for me).
4) The build quality is great. I don't get the impression that this will come apart anytime soon. Also, the bag is very compact and fairly discreet.
You can attach a medium sized tripod/monopod or a water bottle to the outside. You can remove the dividers in the bottom section to convert it to a regular (non-camera) laptop backpack. It's comfortable to wear with a moderate load and has both a chest strap (good) and a removable waist strap (maybe overkill) along with a few zippered external pockets. Don't put anything valuable in the external pockets because they could easily be unzipped in a crowd or on a subway car without you realizing it.
Like other Kata bags, it's well made with good zippers and it comes with a rain cover. The top section's zipper should extend an inch or so further down each side to make that section easier to get at, but apart from that the sections are accessible. The bottom section sticks out as much as 8" from your back so you have to be conscious of it in a tight space. Unlike Kata and other "sling packs" you need to take the bag off to easily reach your camera, but the bag does stands upright when you put it on the ground. All in all, it's a functional, reasonably priced bag that lets you comfortably haul both laptop and moderate amount of camera gear.
The quality of it is simply stunning and every little detail has been taken care of.
The only defect I found is that it is actually a little smaller than I thought: the upper compartment can carry a second pair of shoes, a small bottle of water and a sandwich.
The bag has three pockets on the upper section, two are quite small and flat, good for holding memory cards and batteries. They could easily hold wallet and keys as well I guess. The third one is bigger and I can put in a small bike pump, a spanner and a tube repair kit for when I go cycling.
The camera section is where the good things happen: the compartment looks small from outside, but it is actually pretty big, and holds the camera plus three lenses, or two bodies and two lenses.
There is a small pocket that holds sort of a net for a water bottle or the tripod, and another flat pocket on the back for your laptop. I have a 15'' MBP and it doesn't really fit. I had to remove the pad at the bottom of the pocket, remove the laptop sleeve and push quite hard to be able to close the zip. One it is closed the corners of the computer are quite compressed against the bag and I reckon that a small bump would definitely hurt the computer.
When the bag is closed it sits vertically without falling because of a rigid horizontal surface underneath the camera compartment, when you wear it it is very comfortable. A possible defect is that the waist strap is not padded and it hurts after a while.
The bag is compatible with that KATA system that allows you to lock multiple bags together. Useful if you have some already.
Globally I am very happy, if I had to but it again I would probably buy the 467i. But the 466i looks way more sexy.
I must have liked it because I bought the very same one again and took it to Paris, this time with my laptop, iPad, same camera gear.
Then my kid wanted the same one for the holidays so here I am, back at Amazon buying my 3rd one and they changed the model number to 466i, they must have gotten that from Apple, add a lower case i to everything.
What I like is that it's very well made, has some unique features like the yellow lining so you can tell from a distance that you left it unzippered and it does protect the camera gear and laptop very well, even when tossing it around. It also has a strap on the back designed so you can slip it over your luggage rollalong handle. Never had a problem claiming it as my second carry on where you are allowed a laptop bag, purse or briefcase even though technically it's about an inch too fat. Also feels very comfortable on my back, not all backpacks feel this comfortable, can easily spend the day with this. It also was accepted as carryon in some countries that are not as liberal as the U.S. in allowing carry ons and technically it was too big for those countries but nobody said anything (so much for a 20" carry on being the international standard).
Some notable things:
1) Only thin laptops (like Apple's line of notebooks) or laptops smaller than 15" will fit in the sleeve without trouble. In fact, my macbook pro snuggly fit after I removed the neoprene sleeve that protected it before.
2) Putting your DSLR in the bottom compartment will make it difficult to pull out later. Place it in the top area for easier access.
3) I bought the black and red color thinking that the inside will match the red exterior accents. However that's not the case. It is yellow inside no matter what color you bought (by no means a deal breaker for me).
4) The build quality is great. I don't get the impression that this will come apart anytime soon. Also, the bag is very compact and fairly discreet.
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I got this bag to carry my laptop and a camera with a couple of lenses in a relatively small package because the Kata 3-n-1-22 "sling-pack" isn't big enough for my 14" laptop and the 3-n-1-33 is bigger than I want. The 466i can take a 14" laptop in the padded back section and a semi-pro DSLR (Canon 7D/5D or Nikon D90/D300S ) with a standard zoom plus a lens and flash in the padded and flexible lower section. YOu can fit a large lunch, a medium telephoto lens or a rolled up windbreaker in the unpadded upper section. If you have a 15" laptop with a case bigger than 9-3/8" x 12", you need the next size up, the Kata 467i.You can attach a medium sized tripod/monopod or a water bottle to the outside. You can remove the dividers in the bottom section to convert it to a regular (non-camera) laptop backpack. It's comfortable to wear with a moderate load and has both a chest strap (good) and a removable waist strap (maybe overkill) along with a few zippered external pockets. Don't put anything valuable in the external pockets because they could easily be unzipped in a crowd or on a subway car without you realizing it.
Like other Kata bags, it's well made with good zippers and it comes with a rain cover. The top section's zipper should extend an inch or so further down each side to make that section easier to get at, but apart from that the sections are accessible. The bottom section sticks out as much as 8" from your back so you have to be conscious of it in a tight space. Unlike Kata and other "sling packs" you need to take the bag off to easily reach your camera, but the bag does stands upright when you put it on the ground. All in all, it's a functional, reasonably priced bag that lets you comfortably haul both laptop and moderate amount of camera gear.
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This backpack is awesome. I have a D300s with a 16-85mm lens attached, Nikon 70-300mm lens, Nikon 50mm lens, sb-600 with filter, battery charger, and miscellaneous filters. All this fits in the bottom area with ease while the other accessories fit nicely up top. I also have a macbook pro 15" that fits too tight with the foam insert left in. Without the foam insert I was a little concerned that the padding on the bottom was not sufficient. To over come this I made a small slit with a razor on the side of the foam insert and removed one layer of the 2 layer foam insert (you can feel the 2 foam pieces if your roll the insert between your fingers). This worked perfectly and now my macbook pro 15" fits great and is adequately protected. I liked the backpack so much that I purchase a Kata DC-445 carrying case as well which is equally as good.Honest reviews on Kata DR-466i Digital Rucksack -Black
I am using this bag to store and carry my DSLR around, both in the city and during outdoor trips.The quality of it is simply stunning and every little detail has been taken care of.
The only defect I found is that it is actually a little smaller than I thought: the upper compartment can carry a second pair of shoes, a small bottle of water and a sandwich.
The bag has three pockets on the upper section, two are quite small and flat, good for holding memory cards and batteries. They could easily hold wallet and keys as well I guess. The third one is bigger and I can put in a small bike pump, a spanner and a tube repair kit for when I go cycling.
The camera section is where the good things happen: the compartment looks small from outside, but it is actually pretty big, and holds the camera plus three lenses, or two bodies and two lenses.
There is a small pocket that holds sort of a net for a water bottle or the tripod, and another flat pocket on the back for your laptop. I have a 15'' MBP and it doesn't really fit. I had to remove the pad at the bottom of the pocket, remove the laptop sleeve and push quite hard to be able to close the zip. One it is closed the corners of the computer are quite compressed against the bag and I reckon that a small bump would definitely hurt the computer.
When the bag is closed it sits vertically without falling because of a rigid horizontal surface underneath the camera compartment, when you wear it it is very comfortable. A possible defect is that the waist strap is not padded and it hurts after a while.
The bag is compatible with that KATA system that allows you to lock multiple bags together. Useful if you have some already.
Globally I am very happy, if I had to but it again I would probably buy the 467i. But the 466i looks way more sexy.
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I had my first DR-466 for a few months, made it through a long vacation in Argentina with a laptop, Nikon D90 and lenses, a Flip camera with underwater case below as well as battery chargers for all and that's all in the padded compartments, the unpadded compartment held junk I needed for the day like snacks. My kid liked it so much she took mine on a similar vacation and lost it along with her Macbook Pro 15 that fit in perfectly.I must have liked it because I bought the very same one again and took it to Paris, this time with my laptop, iPad, same camera gear.
Then my kid wanted the same one for the holidays so here I am, back at Amazon buying my 3rd one and they changed the model number to 466i, they must have gotten that from Apple, add a lower case i to everything.
What I like is that it's very well made, has some unique features like the yellow lining so you can tell from a distance that you left it unzippered and it does protect the camera gear and laptop very well, even when tossing it around. It also has a strap on the back designed so you can slip it over your luggage rollalong handle. Never had a problem claiming it as my second carry on where you are allowed a laptop bag, purse or briefcase even though technically it's about an inch too fat. Also feels very comfortable on my back, not all backpacks feel this comfortable, can easily spend the day with this. It also was accepted as carryon in some countries that are not as liberal as the U.S. in allowing carry ons and technically it was too big for those countries but nobody said anything (so much for a 20" carry on being the international standard).
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Discount Lowepro Stealth Reporter D300 AW
This is a fantastic bag. The construction is solid and the materials are bomb-proof. It can comfortably hold my Nikon D200 with 18-200mm lens attached, 70-200mm f/2.8, and a big sigma 180mm macro. I'm also able to throw in extra batteries, cf cards, charger, journal, pens, cleaning kit, flash, and still have room for one more lens. I've carried the bag through Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand and it has stayed very dry in some heavy downpours. The bag can accomodate waterbottles on the side if you buy the accessory (which I highly suggest doing) and you can use the compression straps it comes with to attach a small tripod or to stow a jacket or sweater. It seems quite large when you get it, but it fills up quickly. If you intend to load it all the way up I suggest you purchase either a waist belt for it to help support the load, or a more heavily padded shoulder strap. The strap it comes with is fine for light loads, but should be a bit more padded for the loads the bag is capable of carrying, which is why I give it 4 instead of 5 stars.
I have a couple of Lowepro bags now, actually three, now that I have this one, and I've always been impressed by their quality, and well designed bags. I was unable to locate a Lowepro bag that I thought would work well with the particular application I had in mind. The HDR-SR1 is 6.5" long, or 8.25" long with the wide angle lens attached. I wanted something that would fit this camcorder, with the lens attached, along with the dual battery charger, and all other accessories.
I searched Lowepro's web site, which, in my opinion, is pretty poor. They have good pictures, and a good amount of information, but it seems to be organized a bit odd. I was almost about to buy one of the backpack style bags, when I stumbled upon the Stealth D series bags. I thought the idea behind them was interesting, and they looked good on paper, and in pictures, but without seeing one, I was a bit nervous spending $89 on a bag, not knowing if it would work well in my application.
Well, I'm happy to say that I'm very pleased with this bag. Not only can I fit everything related to the camcorder in the bag, but I'm also able to add my digital camera to the bag, and still have some room left over. I currently store the camcorder as shown in the picture, but if I removed the lens, and a divider, I could store it long ways as well.
The bag is pretty flexible as far as positioning the dividers, however, there isn't an easy way to leave an entire section open, going the longest length of the bag. I'm happy with the way it worked out though. I'm not sure what I'll use the memory card wallet for, but I'm sure I'll find a use.
One of the features I really like, is the water resistant top zipper which you can use to get your camera/camcorder out in a hurry. The shoulder strap seems very well padded, unlike many other shoulder straps I've seen. Even the hand handle is padded well.
I think the previous reviewer is right though, you can really load this bag down, if you want too. I think mine probably weights at least 20lbs right now. Check out the photo I posted.
It is spacious enough for you to take along with you all of your daily shooting needs, camera, couple of lenses, cleaning kit, flash, leads and cables, filters and memory cards (that go in an included, seperate pouch), as well as a note book and pen(s). One could also fit in a tasty, fizzy beverage, if one had problems filling the compartments with photo relevant stuff. Yet despite all this space on the inside, it is not big and lumpy on the outside. It doesn't get in the way and doesn't take up the entire boot of your car.
Only bad thing is, that you can't really fix your tripod to it, which makes it less than ideal for trekking. For long treks, you'd probably need a more traditional backpack anyway, so it is but a small problem.
I take mine everywhere and use it all the time. Definitely highly recommendable.
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I went to several electronics stores around my area, Best Buy, Wolf Camera, Target, etc., and was unable to find a camera bag that I liked enough, that would work for the new Sony HDR-SR1 camcorder that I had just bought. There was a Canon one that came very close, but it still had some issues for me.I have a couple of Lowepro bags now, actually three, now that I have this one, and I've always been impressed by their quality, and well designed bags. I was unable to locate a Lowepro bag that I thought would work well with the particular application I had in mind. The HDR-SR1 is 6.5" long, or 8.25" long with the wide angle lens attached. I wanted something that would fit this camcorder, with the lens attached, along with the dual battery charger, and all other accessories.
I searched Lowepro's web site, which, in my opinion, is pretty poor. They have good pictures, and a good amount of information, but it seems to be organized a bit odd. I was almost about to buy one of the backpack style bags, when I stumbled upon the Stealth D series bags. I thought the idea behind them was interesting, and they looked good on paper, and in pictures, but without seeing one, I was a bit nervous spending $89 on a bag, not knowing if it would work well in my application.
Well, I'm happy to say that I'm very pleased with this bag. Not only can I fit everything related to the camcorder in the bag, but I'm also able to add my digital camera to the bag, and still have some room left over. I currently store the camcorder as shown in the picture, but if I removed the lens, and a divider, I could store it long ways as well.
The bag is pretty flexible as far as positioning the dividers, however, there isn't an easy way to leave an entire section open, going the longest length of the bag. I'm happy with the way it worked out though. I'm not sure what I'll use the memory card wallet for, but I'm sure I'll find a use.
One of the features I really like, is the water resistant top zipper which you can use to get your camera/camcorder out in a hurry. The shoulder strap seems very well padded, unlike many other shoulder straps I've seen. Even the hand handle is padded well.
I think the previous reviewer is right though, you can really load this bag down, if you want too. I think mine probably weights at least 20lbs right now. Check out the photo I posted.
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I got this for the Canon 40D, and I put it in the bag with the 28-135 lens on it. It keep 2 other lenses and a flash in there also, but there is room for 2 other items. Plus with the zippers, it holds papers, cords and other little things. It is nicely constructed, but I would never have paid this full price, I think I got it at a bonus price for ordering something else at the time.Honest reviews on Lowepro Stealth Reporter D300 AW
I have nothing but praise for this bag. It is very well made, very sturdy, and I believe, although I haven't tested it yet myself, it will take a beating with stoic silence. It is also comfortable to carry around (although for people with back problems/weak lower backs, it is probably not comfortable to carry it around for an entire day of shooting due to it having only one strap), and keeps your gear easily accessible while protected from the nasty weather (that you might encounter).It is spacious enough for you to take along with you all of your daily shooting needs, camera, couple of lenses, cleaning kit, flash, leads and cables, filters and memory cards (that go in an included, seperate pouch), as well as a note book and pen(s). One could also fit in a tasty, fizzy beverage, if one had problems filling the compartments with photo relevant stuff. Yet despite all this space on the inside, it is not big and lumpy on the outside. It doesn't get in the way and doesn't take up the entire boot of your car.
Only bad thing is, that you can't really fix your tripod to it, which makes it less than ideal for trekking. For long treks, you'd probably need a more traditional backpack anyway, so it is but a small problem.
I take mine everywhere and use it all the time. Definitely highly recommendable.
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I really like this bag. I have a Canon XSi, with the kit lens, 50mm Macro, and 55 250mm zoom, 580exII flash, battery pack, and one of those big air blasters and it all fits easily in the bag (I have room for more too!). Lots of padding and the strap is comfortable. The only thing I do not like is the lack of a handle built on the top...but other than that, I recommend this bag.Tuesday, June 10, 2014
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This is a very nice looking, well made leather case that is the perfect size for an S-100 as long as you don't need to bring a spare battery. Snug enough for it not to slip out accidentally , but no difficulty sliding it in or out intentionally. The magnet that holds the cover closed is just the right strength to keep the lid shut. Keep in mind that this is a sleek minimalist case which would not be suitable in a particularly wet or dirty environment as the top sides of the case have a gap where they meet the cover. All in all, an excellent case...
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This is a very nice looking, well made leather case that is the perfect size for an S-100 as long as you don't need to bring a spare battery. Snug enough for it not to slip out accidentally , but no difficulty sliding it in or out intentionally. The magnet that holds the cover closed is just the right strength to keep the lid shut. Keep in mind that this is a sleek minimalist case which would not be suitable in a particularly wet or dirty environment as the top sides of the case have a gap where they meet the cover. All in all, an excellent case...
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This is the third Napoli Camera case I have purchased, I think the product is great and I really like that it has a magnetic closure.Best Deals for Lowepro Napoli 20 Camera Case (Chocolate)
This is a high quality leather camera pouch. Just what I needed for my new canon SD970 IS camera. Dont' buy a cheap case for such a nice camera. Perfect fit. The Napoli 10 is too small. The brown leather is a very nice shade, so much more interesting than just plain black leather. There is even a tiny pocket inside for an extra SD card, but wont be using that since I have an 8 GB SDHD card.Saturday, May 17, 2014
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Discount Pink Semi-hard Magnetic Closure Case for Samsung Digital Cameras
Be careful, even though the seller says that this case fits a Samsung SL30, it does not!
As far as "semi-hard", well, it is flexible enough to open without needing hinges (I had a glasses case that was hard and required hinges). I don't think I could have found a case I liked better at twice the money...or more.
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this was a welcomed addition for my camera. the case is very durible and pretty. it fits right in with the rest of the contents of my purse. glad i got itBest Deals for Pink Semi-hard Magnetic Closure Case for Samsung Digital Cameras
Great camera case! I have a samsung camera (the one with the little screen in front as well), and it fits perfectly. The case is sturdy yet compact enough that I'm able to throw it in my purse daily and not worry about the camera getting damaged or too much space being taken up. If you're worried about it not having a strap/string for carrying, I leave the camera string sticking out of the side and loop it over my wrist. I've never had any problems with the camera falling out or anything else. GREAT inexpensive camera case.Honest reviews on Pink Semi-hard Magnetic Closure Case for Samsung Digital Cameras
I bought this pink camera case for my digital camera. I was pleased to find that it is sturdy enough to offer protection for the camera, although the price was low. I also find it to be attractive (if I were a male, I would however be leery of the pretty pink case)! It won't help if I drop the camera onto concrete and then smash it with my foot--even by accident--but it offers protection from the kind of little mishaps that occur in life.As far as "semi-hard", well, it is flexible enough to open without needing hinges (I had a glasses case that was hard and required hinges). I don't think I could have found a case I liked better at twice the money...or more.
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I have bought this one for about two years. Never failed me. Very cute and durable. The magnetic closure is very convenient too.Friday, February 14, 2014
Buy BIRUGEAR Red Digital Camera Zipper Pouch Case + Screen Protector
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I wanted a small, inexpensive case for my new camera. This one is okay. The color is good, I like the caribiner clip that comes with it and the screen protector and stuff.but, every time I zip it shut I'm afraid that the zipper is going to bust.
Got to do some cutting though.
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I wanted a small, inexpensive case for my new camera. This one is okay. The color is good, I like the caribiner clip that comes with it and the screen protector and stuff.but, every time I zip it shut I'm afraid that the zipper is going to bust.
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Its a pity that the screen protector that comes with it is a generic size.Got to do some cutting though.
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