CaseCrown Hard Shell Case Cover (Gray) with Ring Clasp for Canon Review

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This case is the perfect companion for my Nikon Coolpix L22 Camera. Compact and well designed, this case hugs your camera offering superior protection without added bulk. I purchased the steel color to ensure a neat appearance over time. Nice belt ring provides a convenient means of transporting your camera. Feel confident in the purchase of this case. After purchasing this case I would definitely look to CaseCrown for any future needs.

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Buy Portabrace TLQ-41XT Quick Tripod Light Case

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Huge bag, swallows three light stands, umbrellas, and tripod with plenty of room for more (if I could carry it). Seems extremely well made, I expect it to last a long time.

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Good Looking Durable and easy to get camera in and out with out dragging the zipper accross the view screen. This effectively protects my expensive camera when in transit and I can get to the camera easily.

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Great product and exceeds protection. Love it. Does what it has to do! Buy it because it is a good product.

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Not the easiest to remove and replace my new Sony DSC rx100 ii but I did use it in my carry-on luggage during a recent trip. At home I'm using it to store my camera accessories and keep the camera in a soft bag which makes it more readily accessible.

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I CHOSE THIS ITEM BECAUSE I LOVED THE MODEL, THE COLOR AND THE PRICE ALSO...

I WISH I HAD A COMPARTMENT TO PLACE THE CHARGER... BUT I STILL LOVE IT... THIS PERFECT FOR THE CAMERA..100% RECOMMENDED

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Just received this case and it is not really what is advertised. There is no "velcro strap" to hold the camera in place, only a small mesh pocket that is too small for a camera. Overall, I would probably return this is I had spent more money on it. Only useful if you are carrying in a purse or bag.It is only just okay.

Reviews of USA Gear S3 Fujifilm Compact Camera Pouch Case

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Very cushioning and I can fit the extra memory cards and cable in here without a problem. Also it is water-resistant which I like and small enough to fit in my purse or (big) pocket.

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Bought this camera case when I bought the Fujifilm F800Exr.

It fit the camera perfectly and has a nice zipper compartment big enough

to store an extra battery.

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The case fits my new Fuji camera perfect and it give me a peace of mind that the camera is protected.

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The camera fit into the case very well. I like the way it connected to the belt and it's compact size. Where it fell short of my expectations was when I dropped the camera from about 3 feet from the floor, and the camera broke. It did not protect the camera as I thought it should have.... Obviously the padding was insufficient to accomplish the intended goal.

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Fits my camera pocket for batteries and a carabiner to clip to my bag! Overall a good purchase.

Review of Canon PSC-4000 PowerShot Deluxe Soft Leather Case (Black)

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The good: It fits the camera nicely without a lot of extra bulk. It is very soft protective material inside. It utilizes the camera strap instead of having its own.

The bad: It doesn't have the pouch inside for a spare SD card and set of spare batteries like the case for the Canon S5 had. Also, not as big a deal as the pouch is that in addition to the zippers on the sides, it has 2 little magnetic closure things like some cell phone cases have. They never seem to line up correctly so that they engage each other and don't hold well. Nothing but the zippers or a piece of velcro would be better.

All-in-all, I would have given it 5 stars if it had a pouch/pocket either inside or out for 1 spare SD and 1 spare set of AA batteries. Now you will have to carry them separately.

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I recently purchased a Canon Powershot SX10IS 10MP Digital Camera with 20x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom from the world's largest electronic retailer. Giddy with anticipation of its arrival, I surveyed all the gotta-have accessories to accompany this particular camera case, mini-tripod, memory card, lens cap tether, and 18-year old lingerie model. The memory card, lens cap tether (Bower CK501 Lens Cap Keeper), and case I ordered almost immediately.

Anyway, I've since received both the camera and the CANON PSC-4000 DELUXE LEATHER CASE. Consistent with other reviews of the latter, it seems generally well-constructed, the leather pleasingly soft and pliable, and with room to cradle the camera snugly. However, I also confirm the observations of fellow users regarding the overall design; the magnetic closures are disconcertingly cheesy, and the lack of secondary pockets for extra batteries, second memory card, and chewing gum for the model is an inconvenience. I'm sending the case back, but not for either of these two reasons.

I'm not sure what I was thinking; it must have been a conceptual block. If used, the case would hang from around my neck by the strap attached to the camera. So, if I took the camera out to actually take a snap, where would I stash the case? Cast aside somewhere, obviously, where it could easily be forgotten while I'm distracted, e.g. during the lingerie photo shoot.

For perhaps less money than I spent on the PSC-4000, I'm sure I can find a sturdy general-duty bag at the local brick-and-mortar camera store that has lots of pockets and can stay tethered to me at all times even while, um, busy.

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Like others, it would have been nice to have an extra pocket for batteries. However, it didn't negatively sway my decision about purchasing the bag. Keeping the camera safe was my first priority. I wasn't concerned about having a pocket for an extra memory card. You can by an 8GIG card and shouldn't need another one handy for a picture shoot.

The camera fits snug in the bag. It's a nice fit. I like that the camera's strap is also used for the bag. It's a smart idea in order to keep the bag compact.

I highly suggest purchasing this camera bag. it's a small investment for protecting your camera.

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This case is exactly what I wanted, and a lot of the low ratings here are simply indicative of people who didn't actually want this type of camera case.

I fly a lot and a bulky camera case doesn't happen to fit well inside my laptop roller carry on. I needed the bare minimum case that would cover the camera and not add any bulk so that the camera could fit inside my medium travel purse as I can't have yet another "item" to carry on a plane. This is absolutely perfect for that purpose. Since Canon still hasn't quite figured out the magic behind a lens cap that stays on all the time, I couldn't risk just throwing the camera in naked in case other items in my purse hit up against the lens. This case adds almost no bulk to the camera, is well made, and protects it very well against other items in the same bag.

As a result, no it does not really hold anything extra. It is not a "carrying system" for your camera and accessories. I can fit my USB memory card reader or an SD card loose inside the case, but not extra batteries, for example. Do not buy this case if you want a dedicated travel item for all your photography needs. Read other reviews here carefully, and you'll see that most people who are disappointed in the case expected it to do what it's not designed to do.

This is what you want for a "case within a case" situation, for example if you want to throw your camera in a larger bag or purse. It doesn't even come with its own strap, so that should tell you that it's more of a protective cover than a carrying solution. I am absolutely thrilled with this product. It's a good, snug fit and appears to be high quality material and manufacturing. A few people seemed to mention it didn't fit the SX10/SX20 but that's not my experience at all. It's a perfect, custom fit. I looked everywhere for something like this, finding mostly bags that added bulk, and it's exactly what I needed.

If you fly for business and have to worry about carrying on a laptop and a large camera, then you probably don't want a separate camera carrying case anyway. I also don't want a big carrying case if I'm out touring. Memory cards are large enough now that I don't even come close to filling a 16GB card in a day, and AA batteries are strong enough now that I usually won't have to change batteries in a day of sightseeing, either. So why do I need a bulky carrying case for a bulky camera in addition to whatever purse/day bag I might be carrying? If you have an SX10 or SX20, then you are probably good to go with the memory card and batteries inside the camera, freshly emptied/charged for the day. It's not that difficult to stash a memory card inside the case if you really need a second one, and throw batteries in your purse. For me, the camera is bulky enough for frequent flying/traveling. I didn't want yet another item to complicate matters, so this worked for me. If that's your situation, too, then this is exactly what you want.

UPDATE late 2012: I've since upgraded to the SX40 which is a bigger camera and I'm so disappointed that Canon didn't make another version of this case for the newer, larger models. I'm back to using a bulky bag within my carryon bag, and my search for something as great as this case continues. The PSC-4100 is a completely different kind of case, and according to reviewers, isn't large enough for the SX40 anyway. This case made my life so much easier, and I really miss having it.

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I am shocked at the number of reviews slamming this case for not being MORE than it claims to be. It's a CASE not a bag. It is meant to be small, snug and easily portable. It is all of these and more. It is well made, attractive and available here at amazon for $10 shipped.

The facts: The case is designed to be used WITH your camera's strap. A small looped strap is provided for this purpose. The little loop allows you to wear the camera around your neck in the case. You can remove it from the case to take pics and the case will remain attached to the strap. You don't have to ask someone to hold it or, put it downand risk it "walking away".

The camera fits perfectly. You can reverse the lens hood to fit it in the case as well. A simple and common practice.

There is a belt loop as well, which is very convenient. Thereby providing 2 options for carrying.

There is no extra room at all. No extra pockets for memory cards or batteries. Canon doesn't make any claims of additional storage so, I never expected any.

It is very nice looking. The interior is lined with a suede like material which is very gentle on the camera.

It closes with 2 zippers and 2 snaps which work perfectly.

The dimensions are posted wherever it is sold so anyone who expected it to be bigger really should work at being a better consumer. If you research your purchase you are much more likely to be satisfied with what you buy.

I bought this case because I wanted something snug and small. I don't want to put anything else in the case. I have a memory card capable of holding more photos than 2 sets of batteries would allow. I always make sure my batteries are fresh before I head out. It's exactly what I expected it to be. It looks great too. 5 stars

Cheap Clik Elite CE718BK Jet Pack 15, Black

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I already own a couple of camera bags of differing sizes, but I ordered this one to take on a trip to Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand to carry carry camera gear as well as my tablet computer, which saves me one bag. Let me first address what this bag is NOT. This is not some sort of magic steamer chest into which you can pour tons of gear and have it weigh nothing if that is what you are looking for buy a steamer chest and a trolley. You won't be able to put every cable, charger, manual, filter and so on for both your laptop and camera gear into this bag however that is not it's intended purpose.

What this bag IS good for is as a day bag to carry your essential gear for the day, while leaving the various support paraphenalia in your hotel/base camp/whatever. It will happilly carry a DSLR with lens attached (in my case a Canon Eos 60D with EF-S 50-135mm lens), as well as two other lenses (in mine there's an EF-S 10-22 wide angle and an EF 50mm prime) and a laptop up to 15" (I use a Motorola Xoom) in an interior pocket, as well as a few filters. It has elastic pockets on either side near the base which could be used for (relativley slim) water bottles, however I use one for my small-ish (4' when extended) tripod along with the supplied shock cord "bungee" to attach the tripod to a loop near the top. If you wish to carry an external flash you'll need to either sacrifice one of your lenses or have it floating around free in the bag. My Canon Speedlite 430 is too long to fit into the lens "bays" without the camera sitting on it so I elected to have it floating loose inside the bag, in it's pouch of course. The front pocket of the bag is fairly small but I'm able to fit the cables, camera charger, and remote shutter into it as well as maybe a couple of biros, however I don't intend to be carrying these when out and about. Two minor things this bag lacks is somewhere appropriate to secure a decent size flash, and a couple of dedicated pockets for memory cards. I'm considering having a bungee of some sort attached internally to keep the flash from bouncing around will make it one step closer to perfect.

The bag itself appears to be ruggedly constructed of quite tough material and although it lacks a rain cover it appears to be reasonably water resistant, at least enough to keep your gear dry for a few minutes in a shower while you look for someplace under cover. Waterproof to ten metres it's not, but again that's not the purpose of this bag. Stitching appears to be strong, the shoulder straps are padded and back of it has three firm pads to cushion it against your back. I've put more gear in it than I will actually take, and with a 6kg load it feels quite light and comfortable on my back. It's adequately padded all around to protect your gear from normal knocks and bumps. The zippers are a little stiff when new but they may loosen up with use stiff zippers are not such a bad thing when trying to get through a crowded market place in a third world country while you carry gear worth four years local wages behind you either, and it's for that reason that I shall probably be removing the little cord "tags" attached to the zippers. As well as the two shoulder straps for using as a back pack the bag also has a handle at the top (great for getting in and out of cars, airports, and so on) as well as what appears to be a camera strap with some decent plastic clips that can be attached to wear the bag as a sling bag. The main bag opening covers about 2/3 of "back" and curving up to the top, with the flap opening downwards. The camera and lens compartments are in the lower 1/3 of the bag so it can be opened standing on it's base or lieing on it's back without gear falling out. The base itself is the same tough nylon material with some sort of stiffening behind it, but lacks any hard feet or similar to stand on so it may not stand up well to being dragged about, however how often does one need to drag a small backback?

One thing I found frustrating about purchasing this from Amazon (and it's not really Amazon's fault) is the lack of images online. Amazon have used the images supplied by the manufacturer, and they only supply three external images and no internal ones at all (even on their own website). If this was a regular backpack that would be fine as the inside would just be empty space, but as a camera bag I really wanted to see the internal compartments and pockets so that I could imagine where my gear would fit, and even better if there were internal images showing "typical" DSLR gear in it, as many other manufacturers do.

Overall while this is not the "be all and end all, ultimate computer and camera bag" it certainly fills a purpose. There's no such thing as a "perfect-for-all-occasions bag", which is why so many of us end up with several bags. If you wish to carry a normal amount of gear and a small laptop for a few hours before returning to your main base this is a great option as it leaves your hands free while keeping your gear close. Be careful who's standing behind you, don't stand still too long, and consider some small padlocks on the zippers if you'll be in crowded areas, as this is a weakness of all backpack type camera bags.

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I really enjoy this bag. I've had it now for over six months, I use it for work daily, sometimes for photography, and even on a vacation. I purchased it primarily because it was both a real photography bag and in addition a normal day to day backpack.

Good:

Holds a 17 inch widescreen laptop

Holds my SLR and two additional lenses

Well constructed

Extremely comfortable straps

Large chest strap is removable (has concealed Velcro)

Two large side pockets and two side "quick access" pockets are very convenient

Top zip pocket (above top compartment) is almost hidden and offers more storage then you'd expect

No chance of spilling any content when opened with the bag vertical

Water bounces off of it

Wall splitting bottom and top compartments is removable

Bad:

The bag has this mesh stuff on the back padding which feels like a cheese grater as it rides up and down your back (fine with a jacket on, but painful after wearing just a t-shirt for several hours)

The side pockets have this wire mesh within them, so when you dig your hand in to dig stuff out which is at the bottom of the pockets (e.g. coins, memory cards) you pull your hand out and it is bright red from brushing against this stuff. Really offers little benefit being there too, as it only exists so you can have three compartments in the side pockets rather than two (and the third is so tiny and inaccessible that it is almost useless).

No "real" rain hood.

I'd give this bag a 4.5/5. I'd buy another Tenba. To be honest if they fixed the side pockets so they didn't have the wire mesh within them (which is a huge design flaw) I'd be very pleased. The rain hood and back-mesh issues I can live with (as I said, clothing choice can mitigate one, and you can purchase after-market rain hoods)...

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I looked at several similar camera/laptop/personal gear backpacks and this is by far the best. It's comfortable, unobtrusive and small enough to fit under the seat of even the smallest commuter plane, yet holds an amazing amount. In the camera section, I can fit a pro DSLR with 28-105 lens attached, 70-200 F2.8, 17-35 wide-angle, and battery charger. In the other compartments, I currently have a small laptop, Kindle DX, GPS, packable rain jacket, toiletries, various memory cards, a snack, and a paperback guidebook, and there's still a little room to spare. It's a great investment and a real bargain at this price.

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This is by far the best bag I had ever bought and it din't broke the bank either. Before ordering this one I ordered a Booq but i return it as the price wasn't in pair for what I got.

This one in the other hand it only cost me $140 here on Amazon and is a solid bag. Its big it has lots of pocket and it just feels strong.

Zippers open and close with no issues I can fit my Macbook Pro 13" with a Be.Ez Sleeve. A Canon Xsi a 18-55 lens and a 70-200 lens. I also have space for charges, cables, usbs, ipod, Kodak Mini Camcorder a spare T-Shirt some snacks and some room to spare.

This is a most buy.

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I was about to travel on vacation so i wanted a good backpack to carry all my stuff,a 15 inch Macbook Pro my Mobile phone , Camera, Charger, Passport & documents etc... and a close friend recommended Tenba to me so i purchased the Tenba Messenger Daypack (Orange)my laptop fits 100% and the bag has many pockets to accommodate all my stuff and and its very comfortable to ware even with long walks in streets, malls, airports, i even remember i was walking in the street and it was raining hard and i was afraid that i will lose my laptop but when i opened my back not a single drop of water went inside! if you are like me and want the best backpack money can buy then the Tenba is for you...

Good Luck :)

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I have bought and sold several camera/laptop backpacks trying to find one that carried what I needed.

First, I don't carry more than 2 lenses and a flash, have a 14" laptop and of course have an iPod, Kindle, travel wallet, glasses, phone(s)and more crap than I really need.

This carries it all. I love the pockets, the top area, the fact I can pull out the bottom and still take a camera but put other stuff in it like a backpack and STILL have all my handy pockets and such.

The straps are great when it is loaded down also.

But Tenba, we need some shoulder strap pouches that work. I had to buy Manhattan Portage to get the right direction on my velcro attachment points.

Tenba makes great bags. I have one that is at least 10 years old and I use it for my work where I just need a darned fine camera bag.

Review of High Density Neoprene FlexArmor Camera Case for Panasonic, Nikon

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In my 40 years of amateur photography, this is my first experience with a neoprene flexible case. I find it a great addition to the heavier hardshell leather cases and large camera kit bags that I also use with my micro 4/3 camera equipment.

First, I should clarify what type camera this bag fits: The Amazon ad correctly states in the "Technical Details" section of the ad that it fits the Panasonic Lumix GF1 with my 14-42mm zoom lens, my 14-45mm zoom lens, and my 20mm "pancake" lens. (I believe it will also fit the Gf2 and upcoming GF3, which are slightly smaller than the FG1.) However, the Amazon ad states incorrectly in the top title and elsewhere in the ad that it fits the DMC-G3 / DMC-GH2 / DMC-G2. I tried to fit my DMC-G2 and DMC-GH1 camera bodies (without lens) into this bag, and those camera bodies were too large. I hope the ad will be corrected to say GF1/GF2/GF3 with attached lenses up through the size of the 14-45mm zoom.

Now, back to the bag, itself. It appears extremely well made, and likely to hold up to regular use. The seams are well stitched and there are no sloppy or excess cuttings. There is a convenient external zip pocket for extra memory cards and other tiny items. Another reviewer found that it was not easy getting the camera in and out of the case. I found it took only a few seconds to remove the camera, and a few seconds longer to reinsert... comparable to other cases I've used over the years.

The case's main opening uses 2 snaps, rather than velcro, and I prefer the snaps. There is a sufficient small gap on the sides to pass through a camera strap, attached to your camera, to carry the enclosed camera on your shoulder. The case is extremely lightweight, and appears to offer at least limited water resistance, if not waterproof. The neoprene cushioning is not thick, but it is dense, and provides a decent first line of defense against dust, dirt, nicks, scratches, and light bumps. It is not so thick as to protect against drops on a cement floor.

This is not an "everready"-style case that would allow you to snap off a top half to quickly take photos, while a bottom half remains screwed into a tripod mount. This is a storage case from which you remove the camera to take photos. The case has a narrow belt loop that opens via velcro; a tag warns that this belt loop is meant only for storing the case while you are holding and shooting the camera... the belt loop is not strong enough to support carrying the camera in the case attached to your trouser belt.

I should mention that I find this to be an attractive case I'm happy to be seen with, given the dark gray color and quality of construction. In conclusion, the extreme lightness and "first line of defense" protectiveness of this case will make it my main carry-along case for walking about with my Panasonic Lumix GF1.

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The case isn't a tight fit around my camera, it would be better if it were. Overall it's a great price for a case for my Panasonic GF3 with 14-42mm lens.

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The product delivered as advertised. My GF1 with 55mm lens fit snugly inside the neoprene case. The material and workmanship are both great. All in all, I've no complaints and am very satisfied.

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I recently purchased this case to hold my Lumix DMC-GF3 with a 42mm lens. I was glad to happen upon this case because there are not many inexpensive cases available for micro four-thirds (mirrorless) cameras like the GF3. The majority of the options that will accommodate the larger lens are quite pricey. This case seems ideal for giving the camera some minor protection, especially if you plan to carry the camera inside of a daypack or purse. For me, it is a real advantage that the case doesn't add much bulk or additional weight. If you take the camera out of its case, the flexible case would easily fold up.

The GF3 with the 42mm lens fits comfortably inside and it's not a super snug fit.

That being said, this case has its limits. For example, compared to other "heavy duty" camera bags, it's possible that dirt or water could seep into the bag. There aren't a lot of built in pouches (which is fine for my purposes), but it would not be the best option if you plan to carry additional memory cards or power cords.

One thing to note is that the case itself does not have a strap. To carry it with a strap, you need to use the neck strap attached to the camera itself. There is a velcro "belt strap" on the case itself, but it feels sort of chinzy and I don't think I'd be comfortable using that.

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I have GF3 with a 14-45 and a 45-200 lens. It fits well, somewhat loosely, with the 14-45mm lens on it, but does a great job of protecting it with that lens. Where it is really awesome is with the 45-200mm lens though. It is a tight squeeze, but the snaps close securely with the lens and lens cap on and it fits like a glove. That was a pleasent surprise for my wife and I. We had been looking for another Neoprene case to protect with the 200mm lens and this one actually stretches perfectly (not to the point of tearing a seam though) around the camera and lens.

The materials are great quality for the price, and the seams seem well sewn. Doesn't seem to be a cheap piece of junk. The belt loop could be a little stronger though and the snaps could be metal instead of plastic, but for the price it's more than we expected. If you want metal snaps and better belt loop, spend more money. If you want cheap protection for your GF series camera go with this one it fits great.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This case is very nice but the dimensions are inaccurate. The Internal Dimensions are listed at 4.5 X 3 X 1". That's pretty much the External Dimensions. My hope was to fit my Samsung S860 camera in this case but there was no way that was happening. My Sony Cyber-shot fits in here very snuggly. I have to work to squeeze the wrist strap in. So using the dimension of my Cyber-shot I would say that the Internal Dimensions should say 3.5 X 2.5 X 1". Any camera larger than that will probably not fit.

The screen protection on both sides of this case is very nice. It will keep my screen protected well. The wrist strap that came with mine is nice. An issue that some people might have with this case is the fact that there are no pockets in or on this case so there's no place for extra memory cards or batteries.

Although my cell phone doesn't fit in this case my ipod touch does. This would be a nice case for ipods.

I would recommend this case for if you don't need anything other than the camera itself in the case and with the warning of the case being smaller than listed. A camera 3.5 X 2.5 X 1" or smaller should fit just fine.

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I got this for my Canon PowerShot SD780 IS. Fits about right. I believe the strap is a light colored gray. I wish it had a belt loop on the side and that the strap was centered on the end of the case rather then being on the side of the case. It has a hard plastic insert on one side to protect the camera screen. It has no extra pockets. Made from stretchy neoprene. I use this and have another case for battery charger and memory cards.

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fits my canon elph 300hs perfectly.

i consider this my secondary case, for the pocket kinda case, no memory card, extra battery, or what not.

its perfect for my needs a camera case to put in my jeans pocket.

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The Caselogic UNZB-2 Compact Camera Case provides affordable protection for my Canon PowerShot SD1400IS. My camera fits perfectly into it, and it still fits easily into my pocket.

My only minor complaint is that one side is firmer than the other. I wish both were firm. In order to make sure my screen is facing that side, I have to put the camera in upside down. If I put the camera in right side up, then the strap is on the same side as the zipper. Not only is it a little difficult to close, but if I did this, I would have to attach another strap to the case to carry it.

Please note that the case only provides very limited protection. I took a fall last winter snowboarding, and a camera I had in a neoprene case (different manufacturer) was ruined. I should have been more careful. This kind of case is really just meant to keep the camera safe from bumping into other stuff in your pocket, backpack, and so forth. Buy a hard case if you think the camera might be in danger of being crushed, dropped, or otherwise abused.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This slim case is well constructed and versatile. My iPod, Coolpix Camera and Blackberry each fit inside easily. The strap is a nice addition, allowing you to tether the case inside your bag or attach to your wrist and is easily removable. The non-scratch lining is a great idea, protecting the screens on your electronic items.

Reviews of Kodak Medium Bag for Camera - Graphite Black

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Pros: Very well built camera bag. It comes with two velcro dividers for the inside and an optional shoulder strap.

Cons: This is a very narrow camera bag. I own a Kodak P712 camera and it barely fits inside this bag (It's actually too snug for my taste). If you own a P or Z series Kodak camera I would recommend the large bag. Same advice if you own an SLR or DSLR camera...This bag is too small.

Gave it four stars...Kodak should not be recommending the P or Z series camera for this bag. Only the C and V series will fit well.

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The bag itself is nice... when I bought my camera on line it was the one advertised by the Kodak company to go with the z980..for a much smaller camera this would be a "good" bag,for the one I bought it is a very tight & awkward fit , another bag would have been "much" better..also it could use some compartments for storage of ,batteries or extra memory cards. I am shopping for a another bag....

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I bought this as a gift for my Sister, I have one and find it is better than the little tight bags, I can fit instructions for my camera and extra memory cards etc.

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It's held together in all kinds of weather, as I've camped with it for just about once a month for the past 3 years. Mine came with a shoulder strap which helped at times, but I just usually held it from the Nylon handle. Surprisingly, My Pentax K-x and 18-55mm kit lens fits in it perfectly, although I do have to detach them to make them fit. It's a great buy and very inexpensive.

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It was a bit deceiving on the description of what camera would fit in this case. I have a Kodak with 30x zoom and it just fits enough that I can zip it. I plan on keeping it instead of going to the trouble of sending it back but I wish I would have known by the description that I needed a slightly larger case. The product did come on time and was in good condition so I gave it 3 stars.

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Gariz uses high quality leather in the manufacture of their camera cases. This half case works well and is well-secured by a strong bolt and bottom platform that increases the height of the camera by about a 3/8 of an inch. For complete camera protection, you'll need to order the top cover separately which attaches to this piece. I have both and am very pleased with the look and feel.

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I love the fit and fell as well as retro style. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars was because you can't connect the camera directly to the computer with he case on. Not enough of an opening cut into the case. You will need to remove the card and use a card reader instead.

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To be honest, it is a nice case. Fits well, and some nice features such as the easy-screw ring on the bottom. But these are not revolutionary features. For a piece of leather with a metal bottom, this is grossly overpriced. I will likely be returning it.

Review of Crumpler Pleasure Dome Camera Bag (S) PD1001-B00G40 - Black

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Looks good, works well on its own, or slipped into another bag. Looks a little different from all the other small camera bags, so has the style factor going on too.

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I purchased this to help protect my new Canon G1x; it does a great job of it, but is a little bulky to fit inside my laptop bag. It has room for one or two small accessories, and has straps/clips to attach it to other luggage and straps, perhaps even a belt if desired. Nice product for up to a medium-sized camera.

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I just bought an E-PM2 and needed a bag. Part of the reason I bought the PEN was its small size, and I didn't want to get stuck with a large bag. The Crumpler pleasure Dome (S) is just the right size to fit the E-PM2, 14-42 lens and folded neck strap. You might be able to slip in the flash, but I haven't tried it myself. It will likely fit a pancake prime too.

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I purchased this little bag to fit a Panasonic FZ200 (identical to the Leica VLUX4). I was nervous, not knowing if it would fit. Well I'm happy to say, it fits (like a glove)... literally, like a glove. The bag is small, but it works. I place the camera into the bag with the longish lens end of the camera situated at the top widest part of the bag, and it fits with no extra wiggle room. And that's perfect for me. I have a big bag for my Nikon, I wanted something small for this compact camera. Crumpler makes great bags, my wife has enjoyed a Crumpler for her DSLR for a few years. I envision enjoying this bag for years too. This bag makes the great Panasonic/Leica camera even more of a joy to behold. Crumpler bags are cool and they're high quality. Thanks Crumpler!

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I was having trouble finding a smaller camera bag for my larger compact camera. I didn't want a bigger bag since that was the reason I got rid of my DSLR in the first place...and this was the perfect middle ground. Because it's so nice and roomy, it can accommodate weirdly shaped cameras. I store my Leica with the viewfinder attached and it fits perfect, along with a little card case for essentials when I want to bring my camera on the go.

The quality was very nice even though I've never heard of Crumpler. I went with black and red, which happen to go nicely with the red dot :)

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This is the most beautiful camera bag I've also bought, but it's also extremely functional for a small kit. I bought the "Alice" bag to use with two small 6 X 4.5 medium format folding cameras; a Zeiss Super Ikonta A, 531 and a back-up Ikonta A 521, plus a meter, lens hood, assorted filters and film. I was impressed that Billingham provided enough movable dividers [more than most people would need] to make compartments for these small items. The bag is quite comfortable to carry, probably because it's soft and molds to your body, but there's enough cushioning for protection. I especially like that the bag closes securely with just two leather fasteners and there's no need for velcro or zippers. On top of it all, I saved about $100 by buying a bag labeled as "used--good" although it appears to be new and unused.

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My wife Charlie Trash bought me this wonderful Alice Bag by Billingham for all my new camera equipment. The old Alice Bag had become gray. I plan on giving this Alice Bag a real hard workout. There's plenty of room in there to cram all my big equipment inside. It won't be a tight fit.

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The camera fits a little tighter than expected since the case is supposed to fit the camera that I have.

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it is great, exactly how it is described online. the only problem i'd say is that it doesn't have much shock absorbtion if you drop it on a hard floor. but i should have known as it was described to be very soft. otherwise all good.