Cheap RED Slim Compact Protective Travel Digital Camera Carrying Case

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This case works great for my new Nikon Coolpix L810! There is room for the camera and all the accessories! Love it!

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I wanted something small I could carry my black and red camera in. This is so perfect. It has an extra compartment for memory cards, batteries.... Love it!!!

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This was just right for the Nikon P510.

The red is deliciously decadent looking and the fit superb.

Material seems indestructible.

Just perfect, nothing to add!!!

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This case is not bulky like others. Despite that, My Nikon P510 fits perfect. The case is very light, perfect for travels. But has space for extra bateries, cables, external charger, extra memory cards. And s well padded to protect My camera and accessories. The color goes perfect with red or black Nikon cameras. I am very happy with it.

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I was busy taking pictures on vacation, and my camera battery died. No problem, I had tucked the extra battery into the handy zippered storage area on the opposite side of the camera compartment.

The case provides lots of stability and cushioning for the camera as well. The carrying strap is long enough, and the handle on top is something I use a lot.

Recommend.

Cheap Vanguard Arlen 14Z DSLR Digital Camera Zoom Bag with Tan Leather

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This is an update to the attached review below. Amazon apparently is showing the same camera bag pictures on two different pages. Vanguard makes two bags the 14Z DSLR and the 15Z DSLR, a bigger bag. If your ordering from the 14Z page you are looking at pictures of the 15Z bag, a bigger bag.

It's very well made and nicely padded but, there is little room for camera equipment. My D-Lux 4 point and shoot in its case takes up half of main compartment in the bag with the other half being taken up by my tabletop tripod. The "ONE" external pocket is full with the camera strap, usb cable and battery charger. That leaves the zipped netting compartment on the under side of the lid for a few small items. It comes with shoulder strap and a chest harness. I have to wonder why with all the work that went into making this bag why they made it so small?

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This is a super camera case, with many pockets and ways to wear and use it. I am very pleased. I recommend it highly for someone who wants a quality item!

Cheap Case Logic TBC-307 SLR Camera Backpack (Black)

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I bought this little bag for my $2500 Nikon D700. With so many bag options out there, one often gravitates toward the expensive bags when the camera is so expensive. But trust me, you don't have to. This bag has a clever design to top load the camera-you'll have to pull the straps through the compartment seam to create enough room for a large body like the D700. It will not have enough room left for the detachable battery pack if you prefer to carry it. Simply detach and store in main compartment when traveling.

The main compartment is big enough for my extra 18-50mm wide angle lens with its own zipped sub-compartment. In addition, I routinely carry my charger, extra battery, cleaner, and other gadgets which photographry enthusiasts accumulate over time. I have yet to run out of room. The bag is big enough to carry everything and grow.

I picked this bag for 2 reasons: it was the cheapest for its size, and the unrecognizable name brand and design makes it look like a schoolbag to the casual observer. Therefore, it's a small deterrent to avoid attention from thefts. You can spend more but I wouldn't recommend it. Would easily choose this cheap alternative again for my expensive equipment.

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This bag is really good quality for the price! When I began looking for a backpack to keep all of my digital gear in one place I was shocked at how much manufacturers want for for a dedicated bag of this type. Most were at least double the price of this one. I took a chance on this one and was glad I did!

It's the perfect size for me. I really like all of the space and pockets. There is a big zippered pocket on the outside as well as the 2 big zippered pockets inside. ALSO, there are tripod straps on the side of the bag!

The camera is protected because it is supended in a type of hammock that accommodates some pretty big lenses. AND it is hard to tip over empty or loaded. It's like a weeble! It wants to sit straight up.

I don't carry every piece of gear I own around with me for a day of shooting. If I am out for the day I usually just carry the camera on my shoulder with a light prime lens attached and leave my bag in the car, but if I need to carry this bag fully loaded it is very comfortable.

I keep these contents in my bag when I am on the road: Nikon d60 with nikon 18-135mm zoom attached, Nikon D40 body, nikon 50mm 1.4ais in a pouch, Nikon 50mm 1.8D in a pouch, Nikon 35mm 1.8 Af-S in a pouch, charger, 2 spare batts, rocket blower, cards, etc, with room to spare.

I HIGHLY recommend this bag!

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The bag serves its purpose.

Positive side:

Easy to carry the equipment on your back, no back-strain for typical usage with padded straps

Easy to extract the camera from the top pocket

Sufficient pockets to get your stuff in (cellphone, GPS, energy bars, small water bottle .. you get the idea) besides the optical equipments

Long warranty

Negative side:

Main compartment does not have re-organization capability that can provide a snug protection to lenses, so the extra lenses just lie there loose

Sometimes, it requires exercising care to extract the camera from the top pocket. It is not possible to attach the lens-hood and store it it has to be taken off and stored in the main compartment.

The zippers seem to be little on the weak side

Don't know points:

Is it waterproof?

Overall, you have to try it in a store before deciding if it is right for you. It worked for me, and that is good enough for me.

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I bought this bag for a Canon 60D. It feels quite snug in the camera compartment with the 18-135mm kit lens. You can probably fit 2 more lenses in the main compartment and some other small items. The bag seems well constructed and durable enough for most light trips.

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At this time I'm undecided whether to return this bag or not. It's a good size bag with good external padding, not too big with plenty of protection. I like that there are no Canon or Nikon labels to attract thieves. I also like the internal layout, pockets and the space available to stuff things.

What I don't like is how few options there are to fix expensive gear inside the bag to keep them from hitting eachother or shifting. The picture show's a zoom lens strapped in on the right side of the bag and this looks snugg and nice, but that's the only strap available. It's really basically just an open bag, apart from the lone strap. I have a DSLR, a walk-around lens, a 300mm zoon lens, a small fixed lens and a flash. I may also occasionally bring the camcorder along. I can't really think of many ways to pack all this without also packing my socks and underwear to keep the bits apart.

In hindsight I should have gone to a store and compared bags before buying, but who has time.

Best Panasonic Leather Case for most of Lumix Slim camera models (Black) Deals

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Very nice little case if it happens to fit your camera. Well made. But I bought it for the ZS20 and it is too snug and, more importantly, will not snap over that camera. So am returning it.

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Although I have a slim Lumix camera (DMC-ZS19) the case is a little too small. The camera fits in the case but the snap does not close. The snap pieces do not meet. The flap is about an eight of an inch too short.

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The Lumix ZS8 is listed as a compatible camera for this case but when i received both in the same order the case wouldn't clasp with the camera inside. RETURNED.

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We purchased this case for the Panasonic DMC-FH25 camera. It is definitely made for this size of camera. My wife really likes it because she can keep it in her purse, ready at a moment's notice. The case is well-made. It uses a magnetic snap.

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The magnetic button clasp is very weak and hard to clip making the likelyhood oi a camera spill much greater, especially if wearing it on a belt.

Camera Rain Cover For Canon Models with lens combinations up to 13" Reviews

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I have the much more expensive Kata E-702 Large Digital SLR Camera Raincover, but I like this product better. It's very simple, with an elasticized end that just fits over my Canon EF 200mm f/2L IS USM Telephoto Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras, which has a pretty large diameter (too large for the Kata).

The soft material means it can be folded up very compactly much more so than the rather stiff Kata raincover. It's as easy to pack as a plastic bag, and easy to slip over your camera and lens.

I suppose it might not be as waterproof as the thick plastic Kata if you're out taking photos in a hurricane. And the Kata has the advantage of being transparent, so you can read your LCD screen through it. (Though realistically, if it's raining, you can't see that much anyway.) All in all, I find this a much more useful product, not to mention cheaper. My thanks to whoever invented it. I love it.

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This is a good cover, the design is fantastic... BUT it only stayed 'water-resistant' for my DSLR for about 5 minutes before it turned into a saturated mess. I dont know what happened, but the water beaded off for about 5 minutes before it started leaking through and I had to stash my camera. I guess for the pirce it's ok, but if you have expensive gear I would look for something a bit more reliable.

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I bought this because I often shoot very close to breaking surf and all too often get salt water on my camera (not good!). I tried a rainsleeve from Op/Tech but it was too small for the camera and my hands and wouldn't work on a tripod. The reviews here convinced me to give this one a try and I'm glad I did. It's simple design is effective: I got a bit drenched today, but my camera stayed dry!

I use this with a Nikon D5000 and an 18-200mm VR zoom (medium size lens). It fits the rig with room to spare. The bottom opening allows use with a tripod and the fabric doesn't block the infrared remote. In fact, I can now use the remote from behind as well as in front since the the fabric reflects enough of the beam to trigger the camera sensor.

In short, this product is not only functional, but very compact and easy to use. That means I'll actually carry it with the camera all the time.

Highly recommended.

Update, Sept 2011. I still love this cover. Don't leave home without it!

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I received the rain cover on Wednesday and Friday night I had to photograph a football game in the rain. It worked. I need to use it more to be able to feel more comfortable with adjusting my camera setting while it is on. When I first saw this cover I thought, why couldn't I have invented this? It is truly a "simple" idea and all I can say is, I spent 4 hours in non stop rain and my gear did not get wet. I am glad that I bought it.

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Great product for the cost. Saved me potential damage to my Canon Rebel Xti, when a surprise rain shower came upon me.

Canon WP-DC600 Waterproof Case for S200 and S230 Digital Camera Reviews

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Within a couple weeks of purchase, I had this case as deep as 105ft of water for three consecutive days, twice a day. I probably averaged about 50ft for around for an hour per dive. Point? 6 hours of real depth with no problems and spectacular pictures that beyond surprised me from the S200 Camera. Get close to your subject, probably use the flash (I used the auto setting for the most part--and the diffuser thingy on this case) and the camera/housing will do the rest.

Never had a drop get into the housing even though I exceeded the max depth (barely) a couple of times. Follow the instructions, treat the gasket with love, and TEST IT before you subject your camera to it. They walk you through the process in the manual, and it's kinda common sense.

All of the camera controls are very easily accessible, no hint of leaks. There is not cloth bag or anything with the case, so I use a ski-goggle bag. It should also be stored OPEN so the gasket does not stay compressed for long periods of time.

If you use it, you will be happy. Everyone I was with (including a number of people that initially scoffed at the little camera) were impressed with the performance.

Oh yeah, with the camera, the whole things is a little bit negative (it sinks slowly). Not a big deal, but know you won't see it bob to the surface if you let it go.

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I bought this case for a dive to the Great Barrier Reef. I was able to get photos and video with total ease using this case. The construction is really solid and you can use all of the camera's controls. I even dove to 32 meters and was worried because the case is only rated for 30 but it held up fine. Never had any leaks. Well worth the price.

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I was a little uncertain about these waterproof housings for digital cameras until my boyfriend and I took it on a snorkeling adventure. WOW! The pictures came out great. On some of them you can hardly tell that they were taken underwater. The camera was still easy to operate. The slight bulkiness was sometimes cumbersome for my smaller hands, but the size of the housing is not excessive. The LCD is visible through the housing as is all of the other necessary parts of the camera.

The other great advantage of the plastic housing is that your camera can get knocked around on the boat a little. My only suggestion to Canon is to supply the wrist lanyard with a bearing tightening feature, especially for us with smaller wrists, because I was a little nervous at times of losing the camera. But that's just a minor, minor, minor not-even-a-real-complaint, and easily fixable on your own.

With the proper precautions and care, this is an excellent purchase. Especially if you love being underwater and enjoy sharing your oceanic adventures with others!

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This enclosure is awesome! It seals prefectly and allows for full control of all the camera's buttons. The little flashlight dimming filter is a bit pointless but it can be easily removed. Just a tip on the side: When shooting underwater in greater depths, make sure to use an external light source as the built in flash of the camera (S230) is too weak. All-in-all, this is a great accessory to have! Too bad I haven't gotten it earlier...

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I should explain about what convinced me to buy this in the first place -about a month ago, I went on a whitewater rafting trip and wanted to take pictures from the raft. Since I didn't have a waterproof camera at the time, I bought two disposable waterproof cameras. While some of the pictures came out well, I didn't enjoy the inconvenience of film (no prview / review of shots; and you had to get it developed to see the pictures) and the lack of features on a disposable camera (no zoom, no movie mode, no flash, and limited to 27 exposures).

The kicker is that I spent almost $40 for the two disposable cameras and to develop/print the pictures. As I'm planning on rafting again this year, and then taking a trip to Hawaii and go snorkling, it became clear that I needed a better underwater camera solution.

I just got my WP-DC600 a few days ago, and I'm already very happy. I regularly go hiking with my dogs on a trail with many water crossings. One of the dogs loves to swim, and I've now captured various underwater pictures and movies of him. Even if I wasn't taking underwater pictures, not having to worry about the camera getting wet has been terrific. I can allow myself to get wet now.

With a few more trips, this case would pay for itself, and it gives me much more convenience in taking/viewing the pictures.

The only drawback to this item is that it adds a significant amount of bulk to the camera to the small digital Elph. Still, the WP-DC600 is still manageable. Having use of all buttons/features on the camera is nice. The only thing you can't do while the camera is in the case is to change the CF card or battery.

BTW, the "air space" created by the WP-DC600 adds some bouancy to the camera. If you let it go in fresh water, it will sink, but slowly enough that you can catch it. I think it will stay put or even float in salt water (I haven't tried it yet, however).

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I bought this bag to use with the 7D. I haven't used it with any other camera although I suspect any camera would work. I only give this an a slightly above average rating because I don't like the way the top part where the camera goes. I don't like the camera compartment because you can't put a long lens in it. The compartment that hold the camera will only allow the camera with a telescoping lens and it won't hold the camera at all if you use the vertical grip. The elastic on the mesh pocket under the front flap does not retain it's firmness so if you open it too wide the contents will fall out. The part that holds the lenses is pretty good and of course customizabe but if you keep the lens hoods (inverted of course) on the lens I found it impossible to get 6 lenses in the compartment. I do like the side flaps. The side flaps are roomier than they look and I have even put my f2 100-300 IF lens inside even with the tripod collar. There is also a computer compartment on the back which is pretty roomy but not big enough to hold the computer power adapter and the computer too. I do love that that the backpack sets upright and that it doesn't exaclty look like a camera bag. I tried to use the front elastic straps to hold my Manfrotto tripod but they are not sturdy enough. There should have been a detachable pouch at the bottom to put the tripod feet into to help hold the weight like Tamrac and the other bag manufacturers use. All in all its not a bad product but I don't think it's worthy of more than just a slightly above average rating.

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