Discount Evecase Black/Grey Medium SLR Camera Travel Case/Bag with Strap

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I chose 5 stars because it is perfect for my Canon SX500. Right size and all the little pockets are perfect for extra memory cards, battery or whatever. Everything fits without the case being too bulky or heavy. This case is a winner on all levels.

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The bag is just adequate not too big, nor too small. I can keep a DSLR body with a lens, and there is still some space to keep the point & shoot camera. The side pockets can keep battery charger for both cameras if I am going out on a long trip. It is also sturdy and I like the color.

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This Evecase camera bag is functional with small and big interior and exterior pockets to hold memory cards and cables. There is also an adjustable velcro divider inside to make your camera fit and stay protected, accordingly. It's a nice camera bag, but it might not be useful for your DSLR and lens (my Fujifilm FinePix S700 and Canon Powershot SD1000 fits with the divider included).

Tamrac 5258 Black CyberPack 8 Photo/Laptop Backpack (Black) Review

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I bought this photo backpack for a photographic trip to the Peruvian Amazon in 2006. I wanted something that I could carry onto a plane, tote around the cities and sites that I visited (Lima, Cusco, Machu Pichu, etc.) and finally protect my photo equipment in the jungle. This bag did that well.

It held almost my entire 35mm digital photo system, including:

Canon 20D body

Canon 30D body

Canon 100-400mm L lens

Canon 17-85mm L lens

Canon 580EX Flash

Canon 2x teleconverter

Gitzo Carbon Fiber tripod with ball-head

Two Garmin Rino Radio/GPS units

Canon 12x36 IS bincoulars

A bunch of memory cards totaling 100G

4 Canon batteries with charger, and a LOT of misc. accessories

Yes, it was heavy. Fortunately I had a strong young guide who helped me with in on the long hikes through the jungle.

This is a heavy-duty, pro-quality bag. Although Tamrac is more of a pro-sumer manufacturer, I would put this item up against anything made by Tenba or Lowepro. I give it four stars only because the interior dividers were not flexible enough (or plentiful enough) to allow me to make use of all of the space inside of this large-ish backpack. There was a lot of vertical space wasted which let some of the equipment shift up and down inside of the bag.

I really like this case and I still use it often. If you need to carry expensive equipment around rugged areas, I would recommend this item.

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I was looking for a singular solution to carry a wide range of gear in. I tried the Tenba Shootout and Lowepro Trekker 300AW but they lacked the interior space. Then a friend suggested the Tamrac 5258.

After trying several layouts, I was finally able to arrange the pack to handle the following in the main compartment:

Canon 1DMK III

Canon 300mm f2.8

Canon 100-400mm f4-5.6L IS

Canon 24-105mm f4L IS

Canon MP-E 65mm

Canon 1.4x and 2x converters

Canon 580EX II flash

It was nice to be able to pack everything into one bag but it is a hefty load. Another bonus is that with the main compartment full, I still have plenty of room for my notebook. Other packs, when fully loaded, seem to compress the notebook pocket.

The 5258 has plenty of small zipper pockets inside the main flap and the front pocket for batteries, memory cards, pens/notepad, cell phone, and other various odds and ends. The biggest drawback is that there are no side pockets, no water bottle pocket or rain cover. All this has to be purchased separately. Side pockets would have been nice to store battery chargers, notebook power cables and larger accessories.

The 5258 is a great pack-mule for your gear but a little large for day hikes or romping around the zoo. I'm going to supplement the 5258 with a Velocity 7x (to tote an extra lens, flash, etc) that should be more practical for short outings.

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I bought this bag knowing I required a lot of room for my equipment. This bag doesn't disappoint! It's a tad heavy however considering what my camera equipment is worth, I feel the little extra heaviness of it gives me a little piece of mind. And, it's not too heavy that I can't carry it. I recently went to South America and my bag including equipment weighed 31 pounds. Now that might seem heavy for some people, but the bag was extremely comfortable to carry.

Pros:

~ I love the fact that I can lock it to not only my waist but upper body also

~ It's made for the M A S system so you can add accessories like the water bottle (I highly recommend that one)

~ Lots of padding especially when you are going to carry a lot of equipment

Cons:

~ I had a hard time putting it in the overhead bin on the puddle jumpers. But, considering they are smaller planes with smaller overhead compartments, I still was able to put it away. And, I think that if you don't over stuff it like I did, it will always fit in the overhead.

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I've taken mine on several trips to Europe and the Middle East. It's performed flawlessly over and over.

I slide it inside a Rick Steves nylon "Classic, Back Door Bag" from his web store. Extra protection from dirt, dust and scuffs, while completely disguising any hint of:

"Hey, expensive camera equipment, Right Here!"

Discount HQRP New Battery Replacement for Ricoh Caplio 300G, 400G wide, G3

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Yes!! Now I can have multipul batteries for my camera. It is a must have it you take lots of pictures and have a gig size card for the storage.

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Battery lasts us quite a long time, we've gone through a few parties without having to charge it. Though we don't use it through the whole party. :) It's a good battery with good life and a hard to beat price.

Black Semi-hard Magnetic Closure Camera Case for Sony Digital Review

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It's fine if you are ok with somewhat fumbling to get the camera in and out. Just realize that by having the large front flap fold all the way down like it does, it makes for some serious fumbling to get the camera out. And when it comes out, the big flap gets in the way so you kind of have to do a combination of shaking the camera out and pulling it while keeping the flap out of the way.

They need to make a case of this exact size that opens on the side so you can just slide the camera out sideways. I regret buying this case for these reasons.

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As designed. the magnetic flap works great and it fit my Sony CyberShot DSC-WX9 wonderfully. The inside liner is starting to crack a little where the flap hinges, but I have been using it daily for over a year. It still looks great on the outside.

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Great camera case, magnet is a easy way to close the case !!

Wonderful price from amazon !!

My sony DSC WX9 fits perfect in this case .

Tamrac 5273 Expedition 3 Photo Backpack (Rust) Reviews

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I was finding that many of my activities were going unphotographed because I didn't have a way to safely carry my equipment. Activities such as bike riding, cross country skiing or canoeing have not been a part of my photohistory--until I got the Tamrac Expedition 3 backpack.

The "Expedition" holds my SLR with a 300mm lens, my standard lens, my off camera flash, extra film, standard filters and cleaning supplies, with room left over for my keys and money. Everything is well padded and secure, and the pack is quite small and sits squarely on my back. A sturdy top handle allows it to be carried in hand, and its small size makes this possible without dragging it along the ground as I do so. The materials used are very sturdy; the pack can stand on its own and does not "collapse."

The only down side, and this is true of any camera backpack, is the need to take it off and zip it open to get at your gear. If this would be a concern, you may want to check out the top-loading hip packs, which I passed on since they always feel awkward to me. Years of hauling backpacks make the "Expedition" seem like second nature to me. No longer will my photohistory suggest couch potato-dom; now I can shoot my exploits on trail or river, thanks to the "Expedition!"

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This pack worked great for about a week. It handles my STsi along with a 75-300mm lens, a 28-80mm lens, a 2x tele-converter, a hot shoe flash, 8 filters, and assorted other trinkets. The one main complaint is there isn't much room for film. Also there isn't any room to grow with the pack. The pack is very small. If you are the "just bring this and thats it" type then this is YOUR pack. I on the other have bought 2 more lens (35-135 & a 1000) and another body. Not a chance of fitting this into the pack. another complaint is that since it is so small lashing a tripod to the pack is just notfeasable. All in all GREAT pack! Although I have a few complaints it is great to just keep your camera with you and your hands free. And I did order a much larger pack. So enough of my whinning!

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This is a nice, well-made, durable backpack.

It just arrived today and I immediately stuffed it with my Nikon D50 SLR, with an 18-55mm lens attached and 2 additional lenses. It was a VERY tight squeeze getting this little bit of gear into the backpack. The bag is bulging at the sides making it a bit of a pain to zip up. If I had it to do over, I would probably opt for something larger than this backpack but for what it is, and the price, it'll do. The good thing about it is that the space constraints can be somewhat alleviated by purchasing attachable lens cases such as the MX5378 and MX5375.

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I'm not sure why people are complaining about this backpack being so small since the description and pictures are accurate (though it looks smaller in real life and the scale is not all that obvious).

I easily fit a medium sized camera with a 28-300 lens attached and and an 18-55 lens directly below it. I don't have other lenses to fill up the side partitions of the main compartment, but could easily fit 2 to 4 more lenses (depending on size) in these areas. The sides of the main compartment seem a bit tighter to fit things in, however.

Even being conservative, this pack should fit a camera with lens attached, 2 additional lenses and a flash in the main compartment.

In the smaller front pocket I fit 2 memory cards, compact lens cleaning kit, larger lens cloth, 8 AA batteries, compact charger. A mini-tripod or compact water bottle would fit in the outside pocket/strap.

Don't expect to carry huge amounts of additional things in this pack aside from additional small items like keys, wallet, map, cell phone.

You're not going to be putting your thermos, picnic lunch and jacket in here. It's not even as big as most computer backpacks, but it certainly doesn't claim to be. You might fit some small additional items, but not anything bulky.

The construction seems good and it's reasonably rigid and well padded. It's a good value for the price.

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I ordered this bag over a canon bag for my rebel XT and lenses due to reports of problems with the zippers on the canon bags. The tamrac bag's zipper feels quite sturdy, but it seems to get stuck or a little tight towards the top when zipping or unzipping both main pockets.

Otherwise this was a great purchase. There is plenty of room so far, for my Digital Rebel XT with 50mm f/1.8 lens, 18-56mm lens, 75-300mm lens, charger, two batteries, various cables, manual, lens pen, and tripod mount. Theoretically you can attach a tripod to the bag as well, although mine is too large and even if it weren't I'm not really sure it would hold it in an optimum fashion.

The shoulder straps are comfortable and sturdy, as is the carrying handle. There are enough pockets and seperators to hold most of the little knick-knacks that you might need. I'm quite happy with the purchase.

Discount Professional Camera Bag For Sony NEX-C3 Black

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The case dosent fit Sony Nex C3, Quality is horrible and is not easy to use. I was about to drop my camera while trying to figure out how i can fit the case. Please do not buy this. Not worth for a single star. I am disappointed. If they refund my money i will give another star for that.

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Fast shipping, great communication, and great price. Also the case was perfect, it fits good and looks good. I would recommend this to all Sony NEX owners who are looking for a nice case.

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Comprei para dar de presente a uma amiga e ela amou, aqui no Brasil nao é facil achar capa p essa camera.

Reviews of AST Ever Ready Camera Case Bag + Strap for Sigma DP1M DP-1M DP2M

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The quality of the case looks nice and classic.

but will be too tide and cannot close when put on extra filter (such as UV protect lens) and the front cap

But still a beautiful case. I will definitely buy another one when I bought my DP2 Merrill

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the only problem is , the designer didn't consider the filter, with filter and lens cap, the room is not enough, you must take either filter or cap, when you use the case .

Eva Purple + Screen Protector) Olympus Stylus Digital Series Nylon Review

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will love to see it...but haven't received it and had my credit card charged with that purchase

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My daughter is into pink things, so this case was perfect for her new Olympus camera. No complaints!

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Served the purpose, was a little bit on the cheap side with the carabiner being held on, should have been done with sewn on strap made of the same material as the case rather than the leather strap with a rivet, other than that it does the job.

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I bought this case to protect my Olympus 850 SW and it fits perfectly. It has a velcro strap that holds your camera in place when you open which is nice. Also it has a little net pocket on the opposite side which is great to keep extra batteries, memory cards in etc. It also has a c clip which is great to clip to your belt, pocketbook, or anywhere else you'd like. Overall I am very impressed with the quality of this item for the price. I would definitely recommend it highly to anyone looking for the perfect inexpensive carrying case.

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I love my case. Its nice, compact. But I also have extra batteries and memory cards; this was a down fall for me. If only it was a little thicker. the other thing is that is unzips lake a book that everything could fall out easy. If it unziped and had elastic side to open like a pocket. IF your only goiong to carrie the camera then is great.

Cheap Targus Digital Camera Case - Medium (TGC-SC610)

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This is the perfect case for the photographer who has a point-and-shoot camera with professional features. These cameras, e.g. Olympus XZ-1, tend to be slightly larger that most "amateur" models. A XZ-1 fits very nicely in this case. The low profile side pocket has enough room to hold extra batteries and Secure Digital cards. The top flap can be closed by Velcro for quick access to camera or by clip lock for more secure transport. The belt loop is semi-rigid which makes attaching this case to one's belt much easier than flimsy ones. A good investment for around $10, this thinly padded case will provide decent protection for higher end point-and-shoot cameras.

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I received a new digital camera for the holidays and needed to protect it while having the room for extra batteries and media cards.

The Targus Medium Camera case fit the bill with options to carry or wear on my belt and room for all my extras as well as quick release of the cover so that I do not do a lot of fumbeling if I need the camera in a hurry. The padding and softness of the case is an extra bonus and it suits me to a t!!ONCE AGAIN AMAZON HAD WHAT I NEEDED!

Reviews of Lowepro Topload Zoom 2 Camera Bag - Green

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I just received my TLZ2 today, and have been trying to fit all my gear in it. At first sight, it was much larger than I imagined. The front pocket is GIANT and fits a smallish lens (Canon 10-22) quite easily. For the price, it is a very solid bag. I bought it because I will be backpack travelling through Europe this summer, and I wanted a bag that allowed easy access to my camera while on foot, with the possibility of an extra lens plus some accessories. I think I made the right choice.

I can fairly easily fit the following gear into the bag, even with a bit of extra room:

40D with 24-105mm attached with lens hood on backwards

10-22mm (outside pocket) with lens hood detached (under the 24-105)

Extra battery and charger (on bottom of bag)

Cleaning kit including brush, spray and cloth (on elastic loops inside)

B + W Polarizer in the plastic case that it came with (inner pocket)

Extra memory card (inner pocket)

Canon wired remote (outside pocket)

One thing about the bag that is weird is the reverse zipper to the main compartment. It makes opening the bag when it's around your shoulder pretty awkward. Also, for those of you with battery grips or full-sized bodies, I can't imagine them fitting.

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Have had this bag for a few years. Has held up well to a lot of tossing around. The top load feature is great. Have had more than one occasion where camera was in bag but photo opportunity came up, and was able to whip out the camera pretty fast. Only thing I can think of is I wish the front pocket was a little larger, but other than that, it's been a great little bag.

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I've had this bag for about a year, and I use it more than my other bags. I only use a backpack if I know I'm going to have a safe place to put it down which isn't that often. I do a lot of event photography and spend a lot of time outdoors, so it's essential that the bag be durable and it is so far, no seams coming out of place, or tears. It's fairly water resistant, so you don't have to worry very much about rain, though I doubt it would hold up well if the bag fell into water and you weren't immediately able to retrieve it it's a good thing I have no personal experience with this yet!

It's sufficiently well padded, perhaps about a half inch, and I don't take too many precautions when putting it down. It fits my 40D (no grip) with 24-70 lens perfectly. I store my extra CF cards in the inside top pouch, which is completely waterproof, and my other small essentials in the larger outside pouch, which can easier fit my cell phone, IDs, keys, and extra battery and charger.

Actually, however, I usually use this bag precisely because I don't want it to carry around a camera body. The bag also fits my 70-200 2.8 IS and 50mm 1.4, but without the body attached. It's convenient to have one camera around my neck, and use to bag to quickly switch out lenses.

If you're traveling in a region where you're afraid your gear might get stolen, this bag is also perfect. If you're not trying for some serious photography, take a single lens + body combo and keep it in the bag. You can use a wrist strap as an additional way to keep the camera attached to you at all times, and hold on the handle on the top. Obviously a bag this shape is holding a nice camera inside, but I doubt anyone would be able to grab it off your shoulder if you were also connected to it in two other places.

I have prettier, more expensive bags, but not ones that are more useful.

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I'm not sure about the 2 camera description for this bag, I got it because I've a telephoto and a shorter lense and didn't want two bag's for one camera when I switch lenses. With my EF 70-300mm lense on my 400D XTi it fit's great. Just right. I've also a Cannon ET-65B hood but you'll have to turn it around. Still fits fine. Figure the inside depth at a maximum 9 1/2" for your cam and telephoto on. It's got a strap that go's with, a wide belt loop and a nice wide handle on the lid. A zippered lid and I'm not real sure about how water proof they are. Theres a little 3"x6" pouch inside the lid. Theres also a 4"x4" loose pad and I use that to lay over the cam's LCD. Good value for the price. It's not junk!

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This bag it great for carrying around my D300 with 24-70 combo. Won't fit with the hood installed; that must be stowed in inverted position. Also, I'm guessing that this bag wouldn't work with a grip. But, this is the bag I use to carry the camera around because it's not bulky and offers protection for my setup.

I also have the TLZ1 which is great for the D300 and 18-200 (or anything smaller) but that wouldn't fit the 24-70 lens.

Tamrac 5682 Digital Zoom 2 Camera Bag (Steel Gray) Review

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This bag is perfect for Canon S2 IS with lens adapter. The camera fits very well in the bag while not very snug. There are many soft interface which seems to protect the camera very well, and the construct of the bag is solid. I also like the size of this bag, just a little bigger than S2.

The only thing some people might care about is that the accessory bag is not very big, so if you want to carry a lot of stuffs with your camera, maybe you need to find a bigger one. But if you just want to carry batteries, SD cards, and couple filters, this one works great.

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I recently purchased a Canon Powershot S2 IS and a lens adapter for a UV lens. I was looking for a camera bag which would accommodate the camera and lens adapter. This bag fits the bill! It appears to be a quality built bag.

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This is a solid and well-thought-out little camera bag. Fits my S3 IS perfectly.

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After searching for a while for a bag for my Canon S3Is I bought this bag and very happy with it. If you have adapter on this is the bag you want. It is not to big and not to small, with extra pockets for your batteries and card just perfect.

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My Canon Digital Rebel XT fits like a glove but if you have lens' or other bulky add-ons it's too small. I like using this when travelling and there are side pockets for extra memory, lens covers and filters, even cables and chords.

The strap could be a little wider or more 'solid'. It's only a basic nylon strap that you would find on a backpack rather then one that has a shoulder pad that you can adjust etc.