I am going to NYC in Sept 2013. I wanted a bag to store my D800, 14-24 and 24-70. I narrowed it down to this bag and the Speed Freak V2.0. The thing I liked about the Turnstyle 20 is you can wear it as a sling or a belt pack so big points for having that option.
If you notice the Turnstyle is taller on one side (bottom) which really gives it room enough to fit a 70-200 (even my Sigma 50-500 fit in that section of the bag). I was able to put on the far left side (top/lowest) my D800 w/24-70 face down which left the middle section open for a prime or even a speed light. The strap is very comfy and adjustable and you can convert the setup to belt pack fairly easily though I recommend doing this with the bag empty. I have the Amazon basics backpack but I don't want to wear a backpack all day again the Turnstyle is more compact then that bag as well. There is a section for an iPad (normal size) to fit. There is also storage in the front of the main compartment that you can fit extra batteries, memory cards, etc.
Yes it's $99.75 but you get a life-time warranty which leads me to the quality of the bag itself. As an owner of a Think Thank Retrospect 30 which I love it holds a ton of gear I never really considered any other bag. Like the Retrospect 30 this bag has a rain cover as well. I would safely say you can put the trinity in the bag with the body attached to one of the smaller lenses. Though it's going to be heavy!
The only change I would make is the bottom having a more rigid section so it can stand on end.
Hope this helps some people on the fence about this particular bag!
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Best Opteka Microfiber Deluxe Photo/Video Camera Gadget Bag for Canon Deals
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List Price: $49.95
Sale Price: $19.95
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It is a basic camera bag but has sufficient pockets to accommodate accessories like spare batteries, cords, chargers, memory cards etc. The interior is protective enough for the camera body. Seems rugged on the whole though only time will tell how durable it is. On the other hand, I am not into safaris and jumping out of pickups to snap pictures of butterflies and such. So it should last a while... For the price, you can't go wrong.
It has space for everything I need.
Good quality.
Perfect for me.
The bag is of decent quality, but for the price it definitely is ok.
I have canon rebel xs with 18-55 (attached to the camera) and 55-250mm lens and both fit well in the bag.
List Price: $49.95
Sale Price: $19.95
Today's Bonus: 60% Off
It is a basic camera bag but has sufficient pockets to accommodate accessories like spare batteries, cords, chargers, memory cards etc. The interior is protective enough for the camera body. Seems rugged on the whole though only time will tell how durable it is. On the other hand, I am not into safaris and jumping out of pickups to snap pictures of butterflies and such. So it should last a while... For the price, you can't go wrong.
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Much better than I expected.It has space for everything I need.
Good quality.
Perfect for me.
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VERY CHEAP quality, I've had mine for a few months(dont use it very often) and it allready looks like its been through war.It has rips at the seams in many places. If you're on a budget and need a bag you can go with this or just wait till you collect enough money for a better bag. Like with everything else, you get what you pay for.Honest reviews on Opteka Microfiber Deluxe Photo/Video Camera Gadget Bag for Canon
First things first, the image shows 'two' main compartments in the bag. This is incorrect. It comes with only one compartment.The bag is of decent quality, but for the price it definitely is ok.
I have canon rebel xs with 18-55 (attached to the camera) and 55-250mm lens and both fit well in the bag.
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I just got my first Cannon, and it fits in here as long as you take it apart. It's not great quality, but if you're just looking for a starter bag, then you're good.Thursday, January 22, 2015
Discount OP/TECH USA Rainsleeve - 18-Inch (2-Pack)
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List Price: $6.95
Sale Price: $6.00
Today's Bonus: 14% Off

I bought a pack of these sleeves to use when shooting outdoor sports in the rain. I'm not a pro photographer and couldn't justify the expense of the superior Aquatech rain gear. I needed something small and light that fits in my camera backpack and keeps me shooting during poor weather conditions I occasionally encounter.
If you do a lot of shooting in questionable weather and can justify the $200 cost, the Aquatech is obviously a better solution. But for $6, the Op/Tech sleeves are hard to beat in a pinch, particularly for casual photographers.
The sleeves are large enough to cover most all but the largest of the pro telephoto lenses. It fits my D300 with battery pack and 70-200 2.8 with room to spare. The sleeve has a hole in the rear just remove your eyepiece cover, stretch the hole over the eyepiece, and replace the cover to hold it in place. The sleeve has a drawstring closure in front that holds very securely to the lens hood. The plastic is transparent and thin enough to allow operation of all the controls right through the sleeve (vs, sliding your hands up inside). It's a very usable solution, although it does make adjusting the zoom a bit more difficult. But again, this is intended to be more of an emergency or occasional rain solution.
I've spent endless hours shooting football games in the rain and the protection provided is excellent. As long as you don't poke a hole in it, your equipment will stay dry. I'm able to reuse them multiple times.
Pros: Very low cost, stores anywhere, excellent protection, low tech ease of use, able to see all of the camera's controls, works with tripods and monopods.
Cons: Takes a few minutes to put on and get adjusted, makes accessing some controls a little awkward (but not impossible), far too long for short lenses.
Bottom line: Excellent emergency protection during occasional bad weather for cameras with larger lenses. Those using smaller lenses should look for another solution.
Small and compact, folded up tiny and shoved it in my backpack, acted as extra padding for my lenses. :)
It worked great with the Canon 40d and Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS lens.
It worked good with the 40d and Canon 17-40mm f/4.0L.
I gave up trying with my 40d and Canon 50mm f/1.8.
Well, its raining today off and on and I'm going anyway, so I opened the packaging and pulled one of the two out. It's kind of like a plastic bag shaped to go over your camera and lens. I slipped off my eye piece protector and pulled the bag over my Canon 135mm F/2 L lens and placed the opening around the eye piece and slipped the protector on then pulled the cord tight around the lens end. It's got a nice little slip cord release button that makes resizing a breeze.
Bingo, instance emergency weather protection. But I get it on and start using it and right away there are two problems, one the slip cord end over the lens hood keeps slipping back towards the camera, I ended up using some gaphers tape to hold it to the hood. The other problem is you lose the use of your neck strap since it is hanging out the end. You really don't realize how much you use your neck strap until you can't use it. Still I'm out in effiy weather with ominous looking dark clouds and I feel safer then without it. Ok now it's starting to rain and my fingers are really getting wet so I have taken leaving my hand inside the cover on the camera at all times which is easy to do since taking it in and out of the camera bag is a pain anyway and the bag is getting wet. Still I'm out in the rain and taking photos and no problems so far with my 5D Mark II.
Pros:
Easy on and easy off
Very good price point
You get two with each order!
Keeps your camera and lens dry
Cons:
Lens end keeps slipping back down barrel of lens
No place or hole for neck strap so you have to carry camera entire time.
Conclusion:
Get a pack just in case but don't rely on this as your primary weather protection.
If one is careful to not tear the opening designed for the eyepiece, this device can be used many times, although this is the apparent weak spot, so be gentle putting this on and taking it off.
I have used this in a pretty bad rain storm, and it kept the camera and lens body dry, although conditions got so bad, I couldn't keep water off the lens face, and gave up.
Could you make this with a giant zip lock and a rubber band? Sure, but for the low cost to buy these, I have one in each of my camera bags just in case.
List Price: $6.95
Sale Price: $6.00
Today's Bonus: 14% Off
I bought a pack of these sleeves to use when shooting outdoor sports in the rain. I'm not a pro photographer and couldn't justify the expense of the superior Aquatech rain gear. I needed something small and light that fits in my camera backpack and keeps me shooting during poor weather conditions I occasionally encounter.
If you do a lot of shooting in questionable weather and can justify the $200 cost, the Aquatech is obviously a better solution. But for $6, the Op/Tech sleeves are hard to beat in a pinch, particularly for casual photographers.
The sleeves are large enough to cover most all but the largest of the pro telephoto lenses. It fits my D300 with battery pack and 70-200 2.8 with room to spare. The sleeve has a hole in the rear just remove your eyepiece cover, stretch the hole over the eyepiece, and replace the cover to hold it in place. The sleeve has a drawstring closure in front that holds very securely to the lens hood. The plastic is transparent and thin enough to allow operation of all the controls right through the sleeve (vs, sliding your hands up inside). It's a very usable solution, although it does make adjusting the zoom a bit more difficult. But again, this is intended to be more of an emergency or occasional rain solution.
I've spent endless hours shooting football games in the rain and the protection provided is excellent. As long as you don't poke a hole in it, your equipment will stay dry. I'm able to reuse them multiple times.
Pros: Very low cost, stores anywhere, excellent protection, low tech ease of use, able to see all of the camera's controls, works with tripods and monopods.
Cons: Takes a few minutes to put on and get adjusted, makes accessing some controls a little awkward (but not impossible), far too long for short lenses.
Bottom line: Excellent emergency protection during occasional bad weather for cameras with larger lenses. Those using smaller lenses should look for another solution.
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Works well to protect the camera from rain. Had to use this a couple times on my recent trip to Alaska. My only problem is it takes some time to get this thing on the camera properly, once it's on it's difficult to manipulate the lens zoom. Also if you're using a shorter lens then this thing is pretty much pointless since there's too much excess sleeve and nowhere to put it. The product itself is a high quality plastic too, not cheap like a grocery store bag.Small and compact, folded up tiny and shoved it in my backpack, acted as extra padding for my lenses. :)
It worked great with the Canon 40d and Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS lens.
It worked good with the 40d and Canon 17-40mm f/4.0L.
I gave up trying with my 40d and Canon 50mm f/1.8.
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I purchased this item thinking it was a good idea to have packed with camera accessories "just in case". I knew I was traveling to Europe on business and would have some free time to take some shots of local flavor. Upon taking a road trip to Salzburg, we encountered rain that turned to sleet that turned to snow. Salzburg was a wet, snowy photo op against the backdrop of cathedrals, snow capped mountains, and the location for scenes from the "Sound of Music". No umbrella no cover. But I had a rain sleeve! It worked perfectly (except for some random drops on the lens, which was protected by a UV filter anyway, so no damage. I may have looked a little funny, but I think I captured more shots in the wet weather than anyone who had to hide their pocket digitals under their coats. And those brave enough to shoot with SLRs had to juggle umbrellas (which didn't look like much fun). Also was able to shoot some great street shots without the worry of wetness (or exposure to the unsuspecting subjects). I was glad to have this. I will order more. Hey, you never know...Honest reviews on OP/TECH USA Rainsleeve - 18-Inch (2-Pack)
I have a Canon 5D Mark II which is prone to water damage so bought this rain cover because it always seems to rain when I go to the Renaissance Festival.Well, its raining today off and on and I'm going anyway, so I opened the packaging and pulled one of the two out. It's kind of like a plastic bag shaped to go over your camera and lens. I slipped off my eye piece protector and pulled the bag over my Canon 135mm F/2 L lens and placed the opening around the eye piece and slipped the protector on then pulled the cord tight around the lens end. It's got a nice little slip cord release button that makes resizing a breeze.
Bingo, instance emergency weather protection. But I get it on and start using it and right away there are two problems, one the slip cord end over the lens hood keeps slipping back towards the camera, I ended up using some gaphers tape to hold it to the hood. The other problem is you lose the use of your neck strap since it is hanging out the end. You really don't realize how much you use your neck strap until you can't use it. Still I'm out in effiy weather with ominous looking dark clouds and I feel safer then without it. Ok now it's starting to rain and my fingers are really getting wet so I have taken leaving my hand inside the cover on the camera at all times which is easy to do since taking it in and out of the camera bag is a pain anyway and the bag is getting wet. Still I'm out in the rain and taking photos and no problems so far with my 5D Mark II.
Pros:
Easy on and easy off
Very good price point
You get two with each order!
Keeps your camera and lens dry
Cons:
Lens end keeps slipping back down barrel of lens
No place or hole for neck strap so you have to carry camera entire time.
Conclusion:
Get a pack just in case but don't rely on this as your primary weather protection.
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While obviously far from a U/W housing, for a couple of dollars, this little glorified plastic bag does a really good job! The cinch around the lens opening works well, and accommodates a 70-200F4 on a Canon 40D with plenty of room to spare.If one is careful to not tear the opening designed for the eyepiece, this device can be used many times, although this is the apparent weak spot, so be gentle putting this on and taking it off.
I have used this in a pretty bad rain storm, and it kept the camera and lens body dry, although conditions got so bad, I couldn't keep water off the lens face, and gave up.
Could you make this with a giant zip lock and a rubber band? Sure, but for the low cost to buy these, I have one in each of my camera bags just in case.
Friday, January 9, 2015
Professional Gear Travel Backpack for Digital SLR Cameras Review
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List Price: $99.99
Sale Price: $49.99
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March 18, 2013 Edit
I have had this bag for quite some time now and it looks as if they have since updated the product. I am guessing the quality is still the same. With that being said, I have begun to find issues with the quality. the velcro is starting to separate from the padded dividers and straps here and there have been a little worrying.
To it's credit! I shoot 3-4 times a week with a range of gear from small bodied DSLRS to large format cameras. This bag was never intended for such a massive workload, but it holds up alright against some of the other pro bags I have. I would never trust this bag in the bottom of a boat, or just toss it into the trunk, but as a spare bag, or an extra for a second shooter, it works very well.
Original review -
I used to be quite the mess when it came to my camera gear. I was using little cheap bags that came with my gear and a big backpack to hold them all. The problem was that I would lose enthusiasm to use my gear because it was buried under a ton of other gear. So, I never really got the shots I wanted. Since I got this bag with it's side openings and quick access pockets I know where my ear is and that I can access it quickly, so I always get my shot. I would recommend getting some more foam dividers, or just pull them from your other un used bags.
List Price: $99.99
Sale Price: $49.99
Today's Bonus: 50% Off
March 18, 2013 Edit
I have had this bag for quite some time now and it looks as if they have since updated the product. I am guessing the quality is still the same. With that being said, I have begun to find issues with the quality. the velcro is starting to separate from the padded dividers and straps here and there have been a little worrying.
To it's credit! I shoot 3-4 times a week with a range of gear from small bodied DSLRS to large format cameras. This bag was never intended for such a massive workload, but it holds up alright against some of the other pro bags I have. I would never trust this bag in the bottom of a boat, or just toss it into the trunk, but as a spare bag, or an extra for a second shooter, it works very well.
Original review -
I used to be quite the mess when it came to my camera gear. I was using little cheap bags that came with my gear and a big backpack to hold them all. The problem was that I would lose enthusiasm to use my gear because it was buried under a ton of other gear. So, I never really got the shots I wanted. Since I got this bag with it's side openings and quick access pockets I know where my ear is and that I can access it quickly, so I always get my shot. I would recommend getting some more foam dividers, or just pull them from your other un used bags.
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This bag is a great product for how much it cost. The build quality is good and handles it self on tough hikes too.Best Deals for Professional Gear Travel Backpack for Digital SLR Cameras
Case is adaptable enough to accomodate a variety of computer/camera equipment and fairly lightweight. I'm very happy with it.Honest reviews on Professional Gear Travel Backpack for Digital SLR Cameras
I just used this for a trip recently and it worked pretty well. It is a bit narrow though, which means that laptops with extended batteries (like the lenovo t520 with a nine cell battery) don't fit as well. I was still able to fit it, but I feel that with extended use the zipper will fail (it only JUST fit).Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Professional Gear Travel Backpack for Digital SLR Cameras
This bag serves its purpose, however i do not like the design. Im better with a bag that opens differently but I had to accept it. The compartments are not the best or ergonomic!Friday, December 12, 2014
Deluxe Panasonic Carrying Case for Panasonic Lumix FZ200 Digital Review
I'm not sure why the item is described as "Deluxe". Camera fits exactly, so you won't have to worry about shaking inside the case. On the other side, case is concieved to fit the camera only, and maybe an extra sd card and your usb cable but nothing else. Considering that the fz200 includes a tulip hood and a battery charger. Also, even if zippers feel solid, since space is so tight and no design protections are considered you'll have to be careful to avoid accidental scratches to your camera.
My conclusion is that the "Deluxe Panasonic Carrying case for Panasonic Lumix FZ200" accomplishes its basic purpose but only partially to be considered as a "deluxe" product.
And then I bought this bag.
Unfortunately, the case is a bit too small
I will not send back because I have a use for this case
PRO ......
Good impression of quality
Very good material
CON .....
Unfortunately too small for the Panasonic FZ 200
The camera just fits in this case
There is no space for spare battery or other small accessories
My conclusion is that the "Deluxe Panasonic Carrying case for Panasonic Lumix FZ200" accomplishes its basic purpose but only partially to be considered as a "deluxe" product.
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I bought an FZ 200, and needed a bagAnd then I bought this bag.
Unfortunately, the case is a bit too small
I will not send back because I have a use for this case
PRO ......
Good impression of quality
Very good material
CON .....
Unfortunately too small for the Panasonic FZ 200
The camera just fits in this case
There is no space for spare battery or other small accessories
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A small and convenient bag, fits only the camera and some SD cards, couldn't fit in the lens hood, but still a very handy and space-saving bag to put your camera. pretty good quality.Honest reviews on Deluxe Panasonic Carrying Case for Panasonic Lumix FZ200 Digital
would be nice if it was a little bit larger. You must slid camera into bag sideways to fit. Hold camera with the lens hade touted around onto itself.Saturday, December 6, 2014
Cheap Canon SC2000 Soft Carrying Case for select Canon Camcorders
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List Price: $80.00
Sale Price: $58.04
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I purchased this camera bag to go along with the Canon HG10 camcorder. The bag is very nice in that it has multiple internal compartments and pockets, as well as external zipper compartments on every side of the bag. Also, it has a false bottom inside the bag which serves as a cushion in case the bag is dropped, but it can also double as additional storage space.
Initially, I too noticed that the bag is much bigger than necessary for carrying such a small camcorder as the HG10. However, when it arrives brand new, there are rectangular foam pieces in each zipper compartment to prevent it from losing it's shape. I simply took one of these foam pieces and trimmed it to fill the extra empty space around the camera in the main compartment. Now the camera fits in nice and snug with additional foam cushioning surrounding it.
With all of the space, pockets, and compartments, I am able to fit the camera and every possible accessory into this bag. Currently I am carrying the camera, the power cable and AC adapter, 2 spare batteries, a mini-tripod, the USB cable, the standard A/V cable, the HD component cable, the remote control, and the product manuals, and there is still a lot of empty space and empty pockets. Luckily, the HG10 does not require media since it is hard-disk based, but there would be ample room to carry mini-dv's, DVD's, or any other blank media if the camera required it.
All in all I think it is a great bag and it fulfills all of my camera and accessory carrying needs.
So, if you want it just a small carrying case for a compact camcorder, it's not for you.
If you are like me, and love to carry everything even when you don't need it, this it a great purchase. Great materials, protects perfectly your camera, and lots of pockets and spaces to fit stuff. All the spaces are flexible, so you can fit different stuff without having them scratching each other.
The bag's interior compartment is well padded and contains an adjustable velcro center divider, a zippered storage pocket and a Velcro tabbed side pocket suitable for lenses and cleaning materials. The three zippered external pockets are very roomy and easily accessible. There's also a hidden storage area located on the bottom of the bag that I find ideal for storing my shotgun mic and other less used items.
I like the zippered pullback style top flap and find that the bag, while not overly large, contains plenty of storage space for items that I need on remote shoots. The provided shoulder strap is comfortable and easily adjustable. All in all a very well constructed bag that more than satisfies my needs.
List Price: $80.00
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I purchased this camera bag to go along with the Canon HG10 camcorder. The bag is very nice in that it has multiple internal compartments and pockets, as well as external zipper compartments on every side of the bag. Also, it has a false bottom inside the bag which serves as a cushion in case the bag is dropped, but it can also double as additional storage space.
Initially, I too noticed that the bag is much bigger than necessary for carrying such a small camcorder as the HG10. However, when it arrives brand new, there are rectangular foam pieces in each zipper compartment to prevent it from losing it's shape. I simply took one of these foam pieces and trimmed it to fill the extra empty space around the camera in the main compartment. Now the camera fits in nice and snug with additional foam cushioning surrounding it.
With all of the space, pockets, and compartments, I am able to fit the camera and every possible accessory into this bag. Currently I am carrying the camera, the power cable and AC adapter, 2 spare batteries, a mini-tripod, the USB cable, the standard A/V cable, the HD component cable, the remote control, and the product manuals, and there is still a lot of empty space and empty pockets. Luckily, the HG10 does not require media since it is hard-disk based, but there would be ample room to carry mini-dv's, DVD's, or any other blank media if the camera required it.
All in all I think it is a great bag and it fulfills all of my camera and accessory carrying needs.
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I bought this case to carry my Canon HV20, and reading other reviews I knew it was big, still more than I would expect. I can fit at least 3 Canon HV20 with all their accessories and some miniDVs. The quality is amazing, and since it's so big, I carry the camcorder, a DSLR like camera and a point and shoot camera with all their chargers cables and some miniDVs. Not forgetting that I still have more space if I remove the manuals on the second bottom.So, if you want it just a small carrying case for a compact camcorder, it's not for you.
If you are like me, and love to carry everything even when you don't need it, this it a great purchase. Great materials, protects perfectly your camera, and lots of pockets and spaces to fit stuff. All the spaces are flexible, so you can fit different stuff without having them scratching each other.
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I've used a great many camera and camcorder bags and I'm very pleased to say that after living with this bag for several weeks it's everything that I hoped for. I recently upgraded from a standard def camcorder to Canon's HV30 hi-def offering. After spending some time looking for a new camcorder bag I decided to try the Canon SC2000. The SC2000 carrying case works very well for me as I tote around among other things a Canon VL-10 spare light, spare DV tapes, multiple Li-ion batteries, a charger, assorted interconnecting cables, filters and various other shooting aides.The bag's interior compartment is well padded and contains an adjustable velcro center divider, a zippered storage pocket and a Velcro tabbed side pocket suitable for lenses and cleaning materials. The three zippered external pockets are very roomy and easily accessible. There's also a hidden storage area located on the bottom of the bag that I find ideal for storing my shotgun mic and other less used items.
I like the zippered pullback style top flap and find that the bag, while not overly large, contains plenty of storage space for items that I need on remote shoots. The provided shoulder strap is comfortable and easily adjustable. All in all a very well constructed bag that more than satisfies my needs.
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I searched high and low for a reasonably priced bag for my new Canon Vixia HV30. Initially, I purchased the Lowepro 110 and could not get any of the connection cables, manual, or chargers in it. I then found this bag, the Canon SC2000. It came today and I quickly unpacked it and transferred everything from the 110 AND the small box of accessories that would not fit inside the 110 into the Canon SC2000. Oh, happy day! My Hoya lens pouch, Hoodman 300, 2 cables, adapter and cables, home and auto chargers, 2 batteries, lens cleaning fluid and cloth, HV30 camcorder, 10 mini DV HD's, a head cleaner, manual and included CD, 2 SD cards, a tripod mounting accessory, and a pack of LCD protector sheets nestled comfortably inside the storage compartments with one side pocket still uninhabited! Being the recent proud parent of the HV30, this bag holds everything I need but the tripod! Besides, my tripod carrier goes everywhere I go, and he doesn't mind the extra weight.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Canon SC2000 Soft Carrying Case for select Canon Camcorders
Nice case!!! Very soft and great strap support which is adjustable. Case has a false bottom with a hard plastic piece which allows for storage of cable and the owners manual. This case does have adequate padding and support for a small consumer camcorder and Mic, i.e. DM-50 that will fit snug on the inside top shelf. Wide and Telephoto lenses would need to be stored on the outside pockets. Plenty of room for extra Mini-DV tapes and batteries and filters if you have them.Monday, October 13, 2014
Discount Tamrac MX5341 M.A.S. Pro 50 Lens Case, fits up to 5.5" lenses
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List Price: $24.95
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I was using my Tamrac 5627 Pro 7 Digital Zoom Camera Bag (Black) to carry my D-SLR and 18-70 mm lens. I recently purchased an 80-200 mm lens. And I needed a way to carry it with the camera bag during shoots.
I bought the MX5437 for 3 reasons to use for storing the 80-200 mm lens, as a protective casing and to attach it to my Tamrac bag through the Modular.Accessory.System.(M.A.S) so I can carry it around with me.
This Lens case protects the lens well, has more than adequate padding inside and attaches securely and easily to a Tamrac bag through the M.A.S.slot. For 25 dollars it seems to do the job well as a value for money product.
However, I haven't tested it's water proof capabilities and do not plan to.
I like it a lot and found it nice and very useful.
I use it with my Tamrac 5587 Expedition 7x and Tamrac M.A.S. Large Modular Accessory Belt.
If you are in a situation where you need to carry so many lenses and need to shift between them quickly, then you must have this item along with the other cases and the belt.
Pro:
1. Solid and durable material. very well made.
2. Light weight!
3. Well fit and good depth for 70-200 f2.8 lens
Could-have-been-better
1. A shoulder belt option to give flexibility over just on the waist belt
2. Design: Slightly increase in diameter (say 5mm) would be nice, so that it is not too tight to squeeze in the 70-200, when the tripod ring AND quick release plate are attached. It's harder to retrieve the lens with top-opening when the lens is squeezed in.
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I was using my Tamrac 5627 Pro 7 Digital Zoom Camera Bag (Black) to carry my D-SLR and 18-70 mm lens. I recently purchased an 80-200 mm lens. And I needed a way to carry it with the camera bag during shoots.
I bought the MX5437 for 3 reasons to use for storing the 80-200 mm lens, as a protective casing and to attach it to my Tamrac bag through the Modular.Accessory.System.(M.A.S) so I can carry it around with me.
This Lens case protects the lens well, has more than adequate padding inside and attaches securely and easily to a Tamrac bag through the M.A.S.slot. For 25 dollars it seems to do the job well as a value for money product.
However, I haven't tested it's water proof capabilities and do not plan to.
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I bought this item along with, Tamrac MX5343 M.A.S. Lens Case Pro 100, Tamrac MX5378 BlackMX5378 MAS Lens Case Large, Tamrac MX5341 M.A.S. Lens Case Pro 50, Tamrac M.A.S. Filter Belt Pack, and Tamrac M.A.S. Modular Accessory Belt.I like it a lot and found it nice and very useful.
I use it with my Tamrac 5587 Expedition 7x and Tamrac M.A.S. Large Modular Accessory Belt.
If you are in a situation where you need to carry so many lenses and need to shift between them quickly, then you must have this item along with the other cases and the belt.
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I noticed that this is not mentioned anywhere including Tamrac's own website. This case fits the Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM UD Telephoto Zoom Lens for Canon EOS SLR Cameras with the tripod mount attached. This case also works with the Think Tank Steroid Speed Belt V2.0, Padded 3.5" Wide Medium-Large Size Modulus Accessory Belt, Fits 32" 42", 81 cm 106 cm, Black, and is actually better than the Modular Component Set V2.0 for Think Tank BeltsHonest reviews on Tamrac MX5341 M.A.S. Pro 50 Lens Case, fits up to 5.5" lenses
After using this for a couple of months, here are my general feedback:Pro:
1. Solid and durable material. very well made.
2. Light weight!
3. Well fit and good depth for 70-200 f2.8 lens
Could-have-been-better
1. A shoulder belt option to give flexibility over just on the waist belt
2. Design: Slightly increase in diameter (say 5mm) would be nice, so that it is not too tight to squeeze in the 70-200, when the tripod ring AND quick release plate are attached. It's harder to retrieve the lens with top-opening when the lens is squeezed in.
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This case is the ideal size for the Sony 16-35mm f/2.8, 24-70mm f/2.8 or 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 lens. With a pair of these cases attached to the Tamrac 517 Tele-Zoom Pack (Black), I can carry a Sony A900 camera and all three lenses in a reasonably compact manner. However, I wouldn't want to hike much with this combination because it is a bit heavy to carry using one shoulder strap. For hiking, I recommend a backpack such as the Kata KT D-3N1-30 Sling/Backpack (Black).Saturday, September 27, 2014
Reviews of Zagg NIKD90S invisibleSHIELD Case for Nikon D90 (Clear)
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List Price: $14.99
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I cant even tell these are on. I bag my camera around and these are a life saver. Worth the extra protection.
I bought this because I don't like the Nikon provided screen protector; it cuts down on the resolution too much. These protectors don't cut the resolution.
One of the best testimonials I have for this product is that I took some of the extra screen protector product (from a Universal protector I bought for my cell phone) and cut it to cover the top LCD. Two weeks later the plastic cover for the top LCD cracked (I set my camera bag down too hard, and a second lens squished the LCD). The screen protector kept the LCD from actually breaking, only the top plastic cracked. If I did not have the screen protector in place, I think the screen would have fully broke plus, with it in place I don't have to get it fixed because it is water/moisture repellent.
The price is not that bad, when you think about having to replace a scratched screen (not to mention the cost of almost anything else for digital photography). Get it you won't be disappointed.
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I cant even tell these are on. I bag my camera around and these are a life saver. Worth the extra protection.
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When it comes to protecting screens, ZAGG is top of the line! I have an invisibleSHIELD on my cell phone, my wife's phone, and my D90. I realize they do cost a little more, but it is worth it. Go to the ZAGG website and look at their video of the screen protector on an IPad; they use a Dremel on it with no damage to the IPad. The screen protector will scratch, don't get me wrong, but the scratches won't get through to the screen. When the screen is lit up the scratches seem to go away.I bought this because I don't like the Nikon provided screen protector; it cuts down on the resolution too much. These protectors don't cut the resolution.
One of the best testimonials I have for this product is that I took some of the extra screen protector product (from a Universal protector I bought for my cell phone) and cut it to cover the top LCD. Two weeks later the plastic cover for the top LCD cracked (I set my camera bag down too hard, and a second lens squished the LCD). The screen protector kept the LCD from actually breaking, only the top plastic cracked. If I did not have the screen protector in place, I think the screen would have fully broke plus, with it in place I don't have to get it fixed because it is water/moisture repellent.
The price is not that bad, when you think about having to replace a scratched screen (not to mention the cost of almost anything else for digital photography). Get it you won't be disappointed.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Vangoddy designed Black Sony Compact DSLR & SLR HD NEX Digital Reviews
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List Price: $25.80
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If you want a bag just to carry the minimal things you need from the camera, and avoid to carry a big bag, this is a good dealAlthough is's price is a liitle high. But is's quality is good. I like it's design, very special and convenient.
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If you want a bag just to carry the minimal things you need from the camera, and avoid to carry a big bag, this is a good dealAlthough is's price is a liitle high. But is's quality is good. I like it's design, very special and convenient.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Reviews of SumacLife Mini Laurel Edition Nylon Camera Bag with Carrying Handle
I read several reviews on this product and decided to purchase it but I was very disappointed.
The Olympus Tough T2 camera barely fits in the case snug as a bug especially when you have an wrist strap attached to the camera.
I also purchased the Telephoto Lense and it does not fit at all. The case lacks the depth to carry an extra lense w/the camera.
If you are just using the camera and no additional lenses, then the bag will carry your lense covers and extra batteries, but the battery charger will probably not fit.
When on a trip with lots of photo moments (I was in the Galapagos), I just don't have time to work so hard at zippering a camera case because things barely fit. Bottom line is that it's just too small for my liking.
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The Olympus Tough T2 camera barely fits in the case snug as a bug especially when you have an wrist strap attached to the camera.
I also purchased the Telephoto Lense and it does not fit at all. The case lacks the depth to carry an extra lense w/the camera.
If you are just using the camera and no additional lenses, then the bag will carry your lense covers and extra batteries, but the battery charger will probably not fit.
When on a trip with lots of photo moments (I was in the Galapagos), I just don't have time to work so hard at zippering a camera case because things barely fit. Bottom line is that it's just too small for my liking.
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I love this case because it fits everything I need for my camera. One side for the camera, the other side for charger, etc.Best Deals for SumacLife Mini Laurel Edition Nylon Camera Bag with Carrying Handle
I thought this was larger than it actually is. I have so many cords for this and cords for that that I thought if I could get most of them in this little bag plus my camera, I'd have it made. But, I can get my camera, and a travel charger in it but when I put the battery charger in, it is a very tight zip. I wish it were a little larger. However, it is cute and it does house my camera, extra batteries and the travel charger so at least they will all be together in one case, which is somewhat of what I wanted.Honest reviews on SumacLife Mini Laurel Edition Nylon Camera Bag with Carrying Handle
This bag is perfect for one of my music speaker. It also has the zipper where it hold my micro chips for my speaker. It fits perfectly.Thanks
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Best Vidpro STU-30 Camera Case Deals
Got this for about $20 and happy with the price and size of the bag. Beats paying over $60 for a Canon or other branded bag. Cushion is decent, don't throw your bag around and you will be fine.
I have the following in the bag:
Canon T2i with battery grip
Sigma 17-55mm F2.8 mounted (camera fits in the center screen facedown, lens up)
Canon 55-250mm Tele lens
Canon 50mm F1.8
Canon 18-55mm Kit lens
Yongnuo Flash with diffuser cap
Misc hoods and remotes
The side pockets have the charger, cables, 3 spare batteries, space SD cards.
The front pocket has misc stuff, HDMI cable, flash remotes.
The only thing I wish it had was bigger side pockets and a mesh pocket on the lid flap. Other than that, its great.
The bag is made out of a fine nylon, kind of like a seat belt material, with layers to protect the interior from moisture. A strong clipped shoulder strap is also included, so you can lash it on with no worries and go out after the shot. Beats the bag Best Buy tried to sell me for $100!
I can't find a SINGLE THING to say about this bag aside from the fact it wasn't free!
I have the following in the bag:
Canon T2i with battery grip
Sigma 17-55mm F2.8 mounted (camera fits in the center screen facedown, lens up)
Canon 55-250mm Tele lens
Canon 50mm F1.8
Canon 18-55mm Kit lens
Yongnuo Flash with diffuser cap
Misc hoods and remotes
The side pockets have the charger, cables, 3 spare batteries, space SD cards.
The front pocket has misc stuff, HDMI cable, flash remotes.
The only thing I wish it had was bigger side pockets and a mesh pocket on the lid flap. Other than that, its great.
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This turned out to be quite a bit bigger than I had expected. I can cram 2 lenses, hoods, 4 spare batteries, Canon T2i (550D) camera body with battery grip, spare filter pack, and more, and still have tons of extra space.The bag is made out of a fine nylon, kind of like a seat belt material, with layers to protect the interior from moisture. A strong clipped shoulder strap is also included, so you can lash it on with no worries and go out after the shot. Beats the bag Best Buy tried to sell me for $100!
I can't find a SINGLE THING to say about this bag aside from the fact it wasn't free!
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I purchased this several months ago and I'm just now getting around to posting a review. When I first received this bag, from the outer looks and feel of it, it was perfect, just what i was looking for and AT THAT TIME the only thing that could have made it better is for it to have had a hard, drop proof outter shell, however, for what i bought, i was satisfied. But, sadly, that very quickly changed. after about the 20 times of zipping and unzipping (normal average use for photoshoots, NOT just zipping and unzipping over and over again just to be doing so) the main opening zipper, the fabric (satin type material) started tearing and fraying away from the zipper and has just continue to do so even though I baby that area and take very gentle precautions when using opening/closing the case. The main zipper itself is in okay shape since the fabric tore but seems a little wonky now, but still zips and unzips okay at this point. That is seriously my only complaint, however, i didn't even want to give it two stars but "one star" represents "hating" the product as a whole...I don't hate this product, i do hate however that it was poorly made in that area that covers your gear. There is no need really for me to even have the zipper on there now because that satin material just keeps getting worse and is now just an ugly eye sore every time i open my bag. This bag, other than my complaint is awesome for the price, it's roomy enough to hold a canon t2i with battery grip attatched, strap, a 50mm prime lens, an 85mm prime lens, an 18-270mm zoom lens, 2 speedlights, wireless remote, 6 memory cards, 20+ AA batteries, plastic diffuser for speedlites, boxed diffuser for on camera flash, several snap on colored diffusers/bouncers for on camera flash, 3 lens hoods and probably a few more little things i could get in there....it's roomy, you can adjust the size of each compartment due to the removable padding with attached velcro...two nice (fairly deep but could be deeper) side pockets, on the front of the bag another zippered compartment that is almost the whole length of the bag itself, a little shallow in depth but very useful. If it weren't for the fact that my material worked loose, frayed and started tearing (and continues to do so)on top of the bag, then this would have gotten a 5 star rating. I still use this bag, as I don't have room in my hard shell (briefcase type) polaroid brand case. I THINK I'm gonna try a fabric type glue or fray stop liquid or even clear fingernail polish in hopes it won't fray and tear anymore....the strap is awesome as well, very sturdy and makes my equipent feel safe when carrying it on my shoulder like a purse. I would recommend anyone getting this bag as a cheap alternative to a more expensive name brand bag and maybe get you some fabric stiffener type stuff (spray or liquid) and "treat" the thin, flimsy satin type material that covers your gear ..let that dry and use a few coats and you'll have yourself an awesome case. I hate leaving bad reviews because this is a very good case other than the tearing issue i had....have a blessed day and SHOOT ONMonday, April 28, 2014
Review of Tamrac 5373 Travel Pack 73 - Black and Blue
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List Price: $98.95
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This is a nice well padded backpack. My Nikon camera body with
the 70 200 telephoto lense attached fits nicely. The padding is adjustable
so I can fit other accessories and another lense. The front zip compartment
has many pockets for camera cards, batteries etc... I really like this backpack.
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This is a nice well padded backpack. My Nikon camera body with
the 70 200 telephoto lense attached fits nicely. The padding is adjustable
so I can fit other accessories and another lense. The front zip compartment
has many pockets for camera cards, batteries etc... I really like this backpack.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Cheap rooCASE EVA Hard Shell (Pink) Carrying Case with Memory Foam
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List Price: $19.98
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Hard case body. Looks very durable. Great color. Padded inside and a little pouch for a memory card. A carry snap is included too.
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Hard case body. Looks very durable. Great color. Padded inside and a little pouch for a memory card. A carry snap is included too.
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this camera case works great for my camera. I feel like it os very protected when is in the caseBest Deals for rooCASE EVA Hard Shell (Pink) Carrying Case with Memory Foam
So far it seems like a high-quality product and fits the Samsung DV300F like a glove. My only complaint is that it doesn't include a wrist strap. Would have cost the manufacturer 20 cents, yet buying a wrist strap separately will cost me $5 or more. I have a Neoprene rooCASE that did come with a wrist strap; they just didn't include it with this particular model. I guess the concept is that you don't need a wrist strap since it comes with a Carabiner. But let's get real ... who is actually going to use the carabiner?Sunday, March 9, 2014
Reviews of Jet Black VG Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable
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List Price: $44.99
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This bag is just what you need when you own a digital camera. Most of manufacturer don't make bag for their product and this one is just perfect! You can secure your camera in it and plus you have space for other accessory.
It's look solid and well made.
Will definitevely recommend it to anyone.
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This bag is just what you need when you own a digital camera. Most of manufacturer don't make bag for their product and this one is just perfect! You can secure your camera in it and plus you have space for other accessory.
It's look solid and well made.
Will definitevely recommend it to anyone.
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