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The pouch works great for what i bought it for. The price was great also. I can put my camera in there and I dont have to worry about nothing happening.

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Discount Ape Case Pro Digital SLR and Video Camera Convertible Rolling

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I purchased this roller backpack specifically to use as a carry-on when I fly. I think it will meet the size specs for carry-on luggage on larger aircraft, but I'm not sure about commuters. It is a little larger than I had first thought, fully loaded it measures 22"H x 15"W x 11"D (the width measurment is across the span of the wheels).

It is extremely well constructed and has lots of room for camera gear. I have my Canon EOS1d, 100-400 lens, 24-70 lens, 16-24 lens, Flash, charger and lots of other smaller gear stowed in the bag along with my 15" notebook pc, charger & mouse. Granted, it's heavy but that's why I needed wheels. I can carry it fully loaded as a backpack but not all day! The wheels look durable but the slide out handle could be a bit more solid, we'll see after a few trips how that holds up. It is well designed and has a whole bunch of smaller pockets for cell phones and misc items. The front zippered compartment is ideal for passports, tickets, notepads, pens, etc. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend this bag to my friends.

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I compared price, build, size and capacity when I bought this, as I needed a carry on. I thought I had made a fantastic decision. First off, I do love the bag itself. It has a profound amount of storage, and the yellow interior is really nice. Almost all my issues come with the detachable trolley. I too, have issues with the little kickstand, and have had the bag dump over frontwards a couple times. My first trolley lasted about 3 months before the axles were bent enough that the frame would drag, and the wheels would rub the pack. I contacted Norazza Inc. and they were extremely accommodating (they actually sent me one of their hard roller cases for free) and seemed to want to make everything better. They also sent me an entire new trolley. It lasted about 3 days....the build quality was well below that of the original. I contacted them again, stating there was no need to replace this trolley if the quality was not addressed and was told the ACPro4000 bag had been redesigned so the pockets would not rub when the axle flexes, and that I would be receiving a new bag when they are in stock. That was July, it is now November and I have not received any word on that yet. I have sent a few emails and hate to be negative because they were so helpful at first, but I am getting NO response now. Again, the bag itself is great, built like a tank, well organized, attractive, and will fit in most overhead compartments. I bought a Lowepro for twice the price, a little less room it seems, but it still rolls like the day I got it. I was ecstatic to be dealing with such great customer service at first, but it did not last. If I hear from them, I will update this review.

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Let me preface this with saying: I am SUPER enthusiastic about this product.

Being on a short budget that I wanted to fully maximize, I went through a vigorous exercise in researching different bags. After looking at many video reviews, written reviews, and bags of varying expense, size, and material... I determined to purchase the Ape Case ACPRO4000. I couldn't have made a better decision!

This bag is crafted out of sturdy and nearly weather proof material--and whatever the initial material doesn't protect you from, there is an excellent weather proofing flap in the bottom of the bag.

I love the many zippers that keep everything secure. In fact, the attention to security is immaculately detailed--there is even a clip on the inside of the bag, specifically for making sure the split-zipper pocket in the front doesn't accidentally unzip on it's own to reveal the contents on the immediate inside.

What is really impressive is that I can fit my 4 Nikkor lenses, 2 remote releases, Telephoto Lens extension, Wide Macro Lens extension, camera body, speedlight, LED ring light, 30 filters, 3 tripods (gorilla, monopod, and tripod), all of the chords and adapters, my computer, my iPad, all of my manuals and receipts, and MORE into this single bag! I'm excited to see if I can fit my travel teleprompter set-up and power supply into this kit, as I STILL have room to spare.

The best part of this bag though? It weighs less than my baby does, even with everything inside of it... and it's still small enough in dimension to be considered a carry on for Southwest Airlines! The backpack and in-line baggage wheels give me the option to take my entire kit on hikes and into remote places, with ease.

Obviously, I can't rave enough. Whether you're a professional or a hobbyist, buy this bag--you won't regret it.

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My brother needed a backpack that was larger than his previous Canon backpack. My brother likes it very much. It is a bit heavier but that can be a good thing when it comes to protection of your equipment. It does have a rain cover that if not careful you might not see it. It is on the bottom of the pack. Everything works well including the wheels. The pull bar could be a bit sturdier but again do you want more weight. If careful in handling, it might not every have an issue. We have not tried going on an airline yet but that is a bit of a concern as it is large. Inside the case is plenty of room for 2 cameras, flash, several lenses as well as your accessories. It is a very well built unit overall and would recommend it if you need a lot of space.

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The attention to details are fabulous. Every in of space is utilized to its fullest potential. Compartments and pockets are endless, but very useful for us jet setting camera pros. This bag design allows for very little to be left behind, and for most things on the go. Ape has certainly got it right! It is one to go "Ape" for! I Have!!

Buy Pro Aluminum Hard Case For The Canon VIXIA HV40, HV30, HV20, HG10

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I am using this case but not for my camera; only for accessories. If I had it to do over I would not purchase it again. It's okay for the price, but I'd rather have a larger, more solid case. The inserts are cut cheaply, but they work okay. The case is very lightweight but seems solid enough for the price. It's a little smaller than I expected. I was appreciative of the microfiber cloth which I use often. If you need something just for a small camera and 1 or 2 accessories, this is okay.

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The case will do it's job fantastically and keep everything in place. It comes with a free cleaning cloth and a set of keys so you can lock the latches. (I've seen another reviewer complain that the keys don't fit... I'm not sure if his product is defective or what, but mine work just fine.)

But the customization is a bit limited. You get five walls with very distinct sizes and it doesn't allow much flexibility. But it also comes with a lot of precut foam, so you can use that to further customize.

Also, this product is NOT specially made for Canon Vixia camcorders. It will do just fine for my HV40, but only after some adjustment with the foam. The box doesn't say anything remotely related to Canon. It's actually made by Polaroid. I think labeling it as a Canon Vixia case was just a marketing tactic, (which obviously worked on me).

As others have written, it doesn't feel hard as a rock, so I wouldn't go throwing it off the roof. But it is plenty sturdy and is an great buy for the price.

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great for my HV40 cam. Holds everything and has a nice snug fit to keep everything safe.

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its a really nice case, i use it for both of my cameras, and all my cords and head phones. the only thing is the lock mechanism doesn't work, the key doesn't even fit in the hole, so i thought that was kind of weird to even go through the trouble of giving you keys, i mean making it look like its locked is one thing but why even give keys that dont work?

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I wanted a hard case for my HV40; this worked perfect. It's customizable and tough. Glad I got it!

Buy Tamrac 5625 Pro Digital Zoom 5 Case (Black)

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UPDATE May 2011: Still very fond of this bag, it has held up well after almost 2 years of fairly frequent use as a walk-around bag. In addition to fitting the Nikon D90 with 18-200 quite well, it can also carry (not together with the D90, but individually!) a Nikon D7000 mounted with either the Nikon 16-85mm (lens hood in position) or 70-300mm (with lens hood reversed).

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Just got this bag today, loaded it up, and here are my first impressions. To save you some reading, I like it and recommend it especially for the Nikon D90 with 18-200 Nikon lens.

Sometimes I want to carry minimal gear, which right now means the D90/18-200 combo. This setup fits nicely into this bag, WITH the lens shade in the normal position (you don't have to reverse the lens hood to fit the outfit into this bag). I also have a tripod plate permanently fastened to my camera, and it fits as well (Arca Swiss or Kirk Plate style). The strap (Nikon D90 strap) of the camera is collected over the back of the camera before I zip the lid/cover shut on this bag, and it all fits very nicely, just snug.

The bag is padded all the way around, the same way most Tamrac bags are, some kind of rubber pad enclosed in the surrounding material, and should protect the gear against most normal bumping or use.

I almost bought the next size smaller Tamrac bag (see ), which some users reported would also fit the D90 with the 18-200 lens, but I wanted to have a couple more, slightly larger pockets as this bag does.

I've bought several Tamrac bags over the years, and as before, construction, sewing and zippers look excellent, there is nothing "cheap" about it. I looked at similar bags of several brands for $10-$20. less (online only, no personal experience) but this one looked the best for my needs and I'm glad I got it (would have liked gray, but black is apparently the only color you can get).

The window pane mesh (where the batteries are shown spilling out in the stock photo) has velcro on it, so this pocket DOES seal shut. The other pockets in that front compartment are "open" but all these pockets are inside the main, front pouch when it is zipped shut. As shown in the photo, the 2 open pockets are each about big enough for a D90 battery; it sticks out about 3/4 inch, but OK. Or, each pocket is just big enough to contain 4 AA batteries in a plastic storage case.

I don't use the "memory/battery management" red flags you see in the photo, but they're not really in the way either.

The 2 side pockets are a little smaller than I'd hoped but I can cram a notebook, remote release, or extra batteries in them. Each is about 3.5 x 5.5 inches in size.

One good feature is that when the top lid is fastened with the buckle only (and not zipped shut) the camera can NOT fall out because of the flaps hanging over the sides and front. In other words, you do not have to zip the bag shut in order to secure the camera (I'll still zip the top lid when conditions permit, but it'll be handy at times to just have the buckle clasped).

There is a zippered compartment on the inside of the padded top lid, which is advertised as a place to put lens tissue. It is large enough that I stuck my small SD card wallet in there (4 SD cards), and also a small instruction manual for a remote control device I have. The pocket is about 3.5 x 6 inches in size, larger than you might guess, but only a thin layer of material separates it from the back of your camera when the lid/top is closed. Tamrac thoughtfully made a flap covering the zipper of this little pocket, so the zipper there will not scratch the back of your camera. Anyway, I found this pocket an unexpected bonus where I could cram some more stuff.

This bag has belt loops on the back, but will be heavy enough that this may not work well on a basic pants belt. There is a shoulder strap provided; it's pretty basic but is easy to unclip if you want it out of the way, or you can sling it over your shoulder. There's no padding in the strap, but it does have that grippy rubber lining to keep it from slipping off your shoulder.

So here's what's in the bag right now:

Nikon D90 with 18-200 lens, with lens hood in position.

A remote control (includes a time lapse device, so its larger than a basic remote).

Another remote control (wireless, google wireless D90 remote)

A Solmeta GPS unit for the D90

One set of 4 AA batteries (for another GPS or my Nikon flash units, which are carried separately).

2 or 3 D90 batteries, could probably get 4 or 5 in there somewhere, if needed.

4 SD cards in a wallet

pen and 3x5 notebook

Business cards

And a little room left over, but your water bottle, tripod, and 500mm lens will have to go elsewhere!

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I had an older Tamrac bag that was always a bit tight with my Canon 50D and 18-200 or 55-250 lens. I debated getting the next smaller bag that this one, but figured that a little extra room is always good, plus I have ordered the Canon 7D which is slightly larger per this page

It has no problem with the 50D and 18-200/55-250 and I'm able to zip it shut if I'm worried about the elements. However, I almost always just clip the buckle shut, so if I don't zip it, those lens with the lens hood attached will fit ... so you just unclip and start shooting nice!One small negative is that the bag is "noisy" i.e. all those zippers "clang" around a bit as you walk with it.

Update: I shot a baseball game this evening and you don't really even hear the zippers when outside.

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The second Tamrac bag I've purchased.The first one was a smaller version for a Digital Rebel XTi.

Needed a larger one for my 40D.

This one fits the bill. Holds my 40D with 28-135 lens attached(hood reversed), padded strap( folded), and still has room for a few accessories. You won't be disappointed.

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I was looking for a bag for when I go hiking or wherever, when I just plan on taking along my walkaround lens. This bag fits the bill perfectly. I'm basing this fit on my Canon 50D and 24-70mm f/2.8 lens, which has a wider barrel than most lenses. Once the camera, lens and shoulder strap are all packed into the bag, there is only about a 1/2" of room. Nice snug fit and works perfectly. Room for my cell phone, keys and extra batteries, too. Bag is very well constructed.

I'd also like to add that I originally purchased the Tamrac 5684 / Zoom 4 bag. I returned it because I could barely zip it closed. It was a nice tight fit, but I just needed about an inch more room and that's exactly what this bag does. The 5684 would be perfect with this camera and the kits lens, but it didn't work for my needs.

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I have gone through a lot of small camera bags trying to find just the right size and features for my needs. I had a smaller size of this same model that I used with my smaller Canon XTi and just barely with a 40d and a short lens, but when I got the Canon 7d I needed a bigger one. It took a lot of searching to find the same model but this one is it, and it works just fine. I think they got the number and arrangement of pockets and the zippers, latches and attachment rings just right on this one too. It currently holds my Canon 7d and 18-55 EF-S lens with hood, CF cards, lens cleaner and spare battery. It could handle a lens a little longer than that maybe the 24-105 lens, but not the larger zooms. I can clip it to my backpack straps to ride on my chest when the weather is more than I want my camera to be exposed to when hiking. My only complaintl is a trivial one: I wish I could have got it in gray instead of black because the black gets lost in the shadows of my car trunk or passenger side seat footwell where it often goes.

Buy Kindofsmile Brown Camera Case Pouch Bag for Panasonic Lumix Dmc-gf5

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The case works as advertised. The top is a little taller than needed to cover camera, it does not look as nice as the GF3 ones for the 14mm lens that you can get, but this one fits the power zoom X 4-42. The case has no attachment spot for the neck strap. It is well built and should protect camera well.

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Usually i dont write too many reviews but this product didnt have many so hopefully this will be helpful.

I received an email after I purchased this saying they did not have a dark brown one. They offered a black one or a refund.

I opted for a black one. It came after about 1 to 2 weeks from china. I guess that is "fast". I actually expected it to take much longer.

I think this is pleather but it looks nice. The case fits the camera well. The front section that covers the lens is a little bit larger than the actual power zoom lens but it's not ridiculously large. The snaps work well... and it's not onerous to partially pop it off to take a photo. The screw on the bottom works well also.

The only negative really is just that you will have to un screw the bottom to take the battery out to charge.

Overall I'm happy with purchase... and I would buy it again. Couldn't find any other case for this camera as well. But know that if you buy larger lenses the case may not fit. Hope this helps. See attached photos.

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the screw underneath the case is not working, too short, and i don't know how to change it as i forgot to return on time.

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True, the bag really looks nice but, functionality wise, it's horrible. The wide metal and plastic clip would need your full attention and both hands when you try to close it, if you dont, it will clang-clang-clang away while you're walking. Apart from that the zipper tabs are also jingling when closed. I had to tape them to stop the noise. My biggest complaint about it is that it feels uneven on my back. After a few minutes of walking, the weight seems to shift to the right side (supporting shoulder), I can feel the left side of my back being exposed as the bag covers more of the right side of my back. The camera compartment is ok. I was surprised that my camera with 400mm lens attached was able to fit inside. Drawing the camera is ok, but not as fast as with professional camera bags, about 5 seconds slower. I confess that I bought this mainly for its looks and its size, (small enough for easier travelling, and can even fit inside a 45L backpack) its looks smart enough for roaming around in a city with. However, I wouldn't recommend this product to other serious photographers. They'd be better off with an ugly black lowepro or vanguard.

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This bag holds all.

I love it. The strap is a bit strange at first, but then you get accustomed to it.

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This is one of the nicest design camera bags out there; functionality and it look great in white.... Love it...

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I needed a camera case for my Fujifilm FinePix XP10 12 MP Waterproof Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 2.7-Inch LCD (Silver) and liked the Mini Dot Navy design from Built so I decided to give it a try. The case is the perfect size and shape. It has a snug fit that keeps my camera from moving around and has a terry cloth lined hard backing that protects the screen from scratches and breaking. It also has a "pocket" to keep an extra memory card. Although it's not listed in the description I can also fit an extra battery. My battery is flat and square and fits nicely inside this "pocket" but I don't think larger round batteries will fit. Also, the case is not big enough to fit a charger so if your needing to carry a charger too this is not the camera case for you.

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This camera case is a very snug fit for a compact digital camera. Also room in the back for an extra battery or card.