Camera Bags For Women

Cheap MegaGear "Ever Ready" Protective Black Leather Camera Case, Bag

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 21 Mar 2015 02:57:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $49.99
Sale Price: $35.99
Today's Bonus: 28% Off

Very solid, well-made case for the price. Not totally thrilled by the design snaps seem a little stiff when you need to get at the camera fast, but not a big factor. Would recommend.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

The case is very nice but it is a little bulky for my Rebel SL1. There are gaps at the crossover points between the case body and the lens portion of the case that will allow dust to entry the case. Other camera cases I have had were much more form fitting to the camera. I like the fact that the body portion of the case fits securely and can be mounted on a tripod without having to remove the case. All in all it is a pretty good deal.

Discount Kelly Moore 2 Sues Camera/Tablet Bag with Shoulder & Messenger

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 21 Mar 2015 00:25:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

Though I ultimately didn't buy mine through amazon (they only had the old version without the removable pouch), I am happy to say this is the most amazing purse / camera bad I've ever had. I get loads of compliments as I carry it as my everyday bag. Then, when needed, I slip in the pouch and it becomes a camera bag.

Excellent quality, really a beautiful bag, and full of fabulous pockets.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I did like the purse, but found it to be much too heavy for me so I returned it. I was surprised that I did not get a full refund. I paid $199 for it but only received a refund for $190 and I paid the $20.00 to return the item. So, it cost me $30.00. That did surprise me.

Review of Lowepro Primus Minimus All Weather Backpack (Black)

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 22:33:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

When I was looking for a camera bag I simply wanted something that I could hike around with and take on a plane. Not only does it work well in both of these situations I am also confident in traveling in crowded places with it since it is only accessible from the side facing your back. Its all weather cover has proven to come in handy while living in the rainy northwest as well. Something else that's really neat about this backpack is that it can be converted into a normal spacious backpack by removing all the partitions inside. As a side note the partitions feel really strong with a plastic backing inside. Another plus is the easy side access so you can grab your camera quickly.

Things that may bother some people is that it does have a lot of adjustable straps meaning there are a lot (15 or so) of loose straps everywhere. On the plus side to that it is the most comfortable backpack I have owned, but the straps are everywhere. Also the all weather cover is a tight fit and sort of hard to stuff back in its pouch. Lastly the adjustable tripod holder takes some muscle to move since it's a matter of pushing a Velcro system up and down, but you shouldn't have to move it more than once unless you have more than 1 tripod...or fishing pole like me :).

In conclusion if you are looking for a backpack that you can hike with, carry some extra gear, that's comfortable and secure, and of course able to pack a camera body and a couple of lenses this is the bag for you. Also, if your looking for more room they come in different sizes I think.

The bag fit all my needs and provided more than I was expecting so I gave it 5/5 stars.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I was looking for a backpack that would be comfortable for day hikes, carry my d90 with 2-3 lenses and accessories, and with a tripod holder. I also wanted room to carry a light jacket and other non-camera things in the top compartment. Finally, I wanted quick access to my camera without taking the bag off, a pocket for a water bottle and a netbook compartment. This backpack does all of this perfectly! I was initially concerned about the side access pocket and the outer compartment that I use to hold my netbook but they both work great. The quick access door takes a little practice if you want to remove your camera without slinging the bag around but once you get used to it it's easy to do. The outer compartment is perfect if you have a netbook in a protective sleeve that you want to carry through the airport, etc.

Pros:

high quality

current price (vs retail)

very comfortable

easy camera access

tripod holder

Cons:

quick access too small for camera larger than d90

could use a couple more pockets inside

Zippers are high quality but can be a little difficult to zip and unzip

Overall, it's a great bag that seems to get better the more I use it.

Buy ZAGG invisibleSHIELD for Nikon D5000 (Screen)

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 09:27:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $14.99
Sale Price: $12.45
Today's Bonus: 17% Off

Works well to protect camera LCD of the Nikon D5000. It fits perfectly. The only issue is the glare that sometimes makes it difficult to see the image and the nose and finger prints accumulating on the surface. Cleans off easily though.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I've just put this on my D5000 cameras LCD and it fits just as well as the one on my D90! The D90 ZAGG screen protector comes in two parts, one for the LCD on the back of the camera, and one for the camera settings LCD on top of the camera. The D90 has been in use for 3 years with the screen protectors and neither one shows any signs of wear! Amazing product! I expect the D5000 will perform just as well.

Best Deals for ZAGG invisibleSHIELD for Nikon D5000 (Screen)

Just like any other ZAGG invisible shield product, this is made from the highest quality products out there. I would rate this to be the best screen protector out on the market and if you value your item, it's the only protector you should buy. You definitely get what you pay for.

Discount Jet Black VG Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 07:28:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $44.99
Sale Price: $29.99
Today's Bonus: 33% Off

I really like the separate compartments one side for my camera the other for necessary supplies. Compact and

like the shoulder strap.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

My husband got a Nikon, Coolpix P510 for Christmas and needed a case for it. I searched in the stores but could not find anything of quality. This camera case fits perfectly! It has a well padded side for the camera and the back side is for accessories. I do not like velcro attachments, so I was happy to find this case does NOT have any. It is well made and it works perfectly. We ordered and had it in our posession in about two or three days. Definitely recommend!

Best Deals for Jet Black VG Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable

I ordered this as a gift for my daughter who was using a small plain canvas bag for her camera, which had no protection at all for it. She loved it. so that makes mama a happy customer too.

Honest reviews on Jet Black VG Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable

I was not quite sure about this product as it was an add on as someone else bought the camera. But it was perfect

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Jet Black VG Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable

Great bag for my Nikon Coolpix 710. More room than the original bag that came with the camera. Nice shoulder strap, which makes it easier to carry with other things.

Semi-hard EVA foam Camera Case for Polaroid CIA-1237RC 12MP CCD Review

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 05:08:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

This case is just what I needed to protect my camera from impacts and scratches. My camera has irreplaceable family photos that are taken on family outings, vacations, and special occasions. This is cheap insurance to assure these memories are not lost.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Best Protective Case Bag Cover Protector for Samsung NX1000 Camera Deals

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 02:38:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

I was so excited to see this case being available, as it has such a great retro look. I didn't realize the seller was shipping from China, but it arrived in plenty of time. The case was a little tight because I have a uv filter on my lens, so there was some difficulty snapping. The only other problem is that you have to take off the entire case every time you need to remove the battery or the card. However, I still love it. It looks good, and the price was great.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Fits the Samsung NX1000 20-50mm lens ONLY (which is the lens the camera comes standard with).

I bought this as a gift for my friend; we have the same camera, her's is white and mine is black.

She loved it, and so did I. I will be purchasing the black one soon.

It is not real leather, but regardless, it is very nice. The inside is lined with some sort of velvety felt like material.

The case fits perfectly. It comes in two pieces, as shown in the photo. To operate the camera, you only have to take the top half off by simply unsnapping the snaps. It comes with a matching strap, so you don't have to use the one that came with the camera originally.

The only con I can see to the design of this case would be removing the memory card, attaching the USB cable, and removing the battery. It's not difficult by any means, but there is no cut out or anything to get to that part of the camera (not that I think there should be, I love the design).

My favorite feature of this case, is the fact that the bottom half is secured through the hole you would attach a tripod to, you simply screw the case in place. AND if you decide to keep the bottom half of the case on while using your camera, you can still attach a tripod!

5 stars for style, 5 stars for quaility, 4.5 stars for functionality

----> YOU WANT THIS CASE FOR YOUR NX1000

Buy Sony LCS-TWG/B Soft Carrying Case for Sony T300, T70, T2, W300

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 00:30:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $24.99
Sale Price: $19.99
Today's Bonus: 20% Off

The case fits nicely. But, when removing the camera, I keep pulling the flap open where the battery and card are. Turning it around is not the solution. The wrist strap is in the way. And, wrapping the wrist strap one way leads to accidentally turning on the camera. I ended up buying the silicon jacket for protection. Lighter and easier to deal with.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Just bought the LCS-TWG for my W90 camera. Perfect fit and still not bulky for my pocket. No problem taking the camera out of the case, just follow instructions and widen opening before gripping with finger and thumb, doesn't open the battery cover that way.

Best Deals for Sony LCS-TWG/B Soft Carrying Case for Sony T300, T70, T2, W300

Bought a sony dsc-w300 and I didn't want anything that was going to be big or bulky and this fit the bill. Slides in and out easily while protecting the camera.

Honest reviews on Sony LCS-TWG/B Soft Carrying Case for Sony T300, T70, T2, W300

This one I like because of the look but it doesn't have any pocket to put memory card...

So I am ok about this..

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Sony LCS-TWG/B Soft Carrying Case for Sony T300, T70, T2, W300

Im using this case with a cybershot t300. First time it didnt fit but got adjusted since then. Not flashy, is perfect for traveling and fitting into small purses without bulk.

Cheap LOWEPRO Z5 Black Camera Pouch Carry Case

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 23:52:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

It is a little big for my Canon Powershot A-510, but you cannot beat the price.

Pros:

Sturdy construction

Price (cases of comparable size cost more)

Zipper for main compartment (most other brands have velcro, which weakens over time)

Cons:

Shoulder strap hooks are all plastic (other brands use metal)

Only one zipper (some have two that meet at the top)

Velcro for front pocket

It also comes with a belt loop that you have to unbuckle your belt to loop through. I prefer this type, because it is less likely to come undone. Other camera case brands have belt loops with velcro or snaps, which I suppose other people prefer.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

all good, nothing bad about this product. And Amazon consistantly prices their products competitively. Thanks Amazon

Best Deals for LOWEPRO Z5 Black Camera Pouch Carry Case

I purchased this case for my Canon Powershot SD1100 IS digital camera (a fairly small camera). The case has ample room for this camera alone, but, for a traveller like me the space is VERY handy.

First I have found there is enough room to fit the camera PLUS the battery charger in the main pocket, a great way to save space and not have to seperate the two in luggage juggling. Also helps you keep from misplacing the charger elsewhere from the camera.

Second With the camera and charger packed in the main pocket there is room enough for a spare battery and a couple extra memory cards in the front velcro pocket.

Great for lite travel packing.

Kodak Resilient Bag for Cameras (Grey/Blue) Reviews

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 21:57:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

This little bag suits my Kodak Z 915 smart-camera like a glove, protecting the camera and making an easy carry case. With a little jiggling I can even get spare batteries in, but nothing else.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

This was purchased for a gift. Receiver reports the case works well to store and carry his small video camera.

Cheap Precision Design Compact Digital Padded Carrying Case for Canon

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 12:04:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

I have been looking far and wide for the perfect case for my Canon Powershot SD780, and finally found it. It is snug enough that my camera doesn't wiggle, get not too snug that it's hard to put in and take out. There is a nice inside pouch for a spare battery, and two separated smaller pouches for extra SD cards. It can be slipped through a belt, or used with it's attached wrist strap. However, there is a nice ring on the back where you can clip your own neck strap to it if you wish. It is very soft inside, to cushion the camera. I also like the styling: professional, yet modern. The compact size is definitely a plus, and fits into my purse without taking up too much room! You can't go wrong with this one!

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

This carrying case was purchased to hold my new Canon Powershot SD880 IS. The camera fits snugly into the case with no issues. The case also has a tiny pouch to store an additional memory card. In my mind, the price of this carrying case is its strength. The competitive product I looked at was a fancy leather model four four times higher price. It's a carrying case for goodness sake, not a fashion statement.

Best Deals for Precision Design Compact Digital Padded Carrying Case for Canon

I love the size of this camera case. It threads through my belt and I hardly even know it's there. Great for traveling without a big camera case on my shoulder. Perfect with a Canon SD1200.

Honest reviews on Precision Design Compact Digital Padded Carrying Case for Canon

Perfect small carrying case so I didn't have to always have the camera in my pocket. Product was delivered fast and the company was perfect to work with. I wouldn't hesitate to order with them again.

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Precision Design Compact Digital Padded Carrying Case for Canon

I bought this camera case for my SD990 IS and it is a little small. The top closes but it is tight. But I like that it has an internal pocket for an extra battery.

Best Lowepro Lens Case - 9 x 9cm Deals

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 10:05:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $17.99
Sale Price: $14.04
Today's Bonus: 22% Off

I own five Lowepro cases including this one and they never disappoint. Build quality is good, lots of padding and zip is securely sealed. I bought this one for my Canon 85mm f/1.8 and it fits nicely with room for the hood, reversed. Price is also quite reasonable, it's really a no brainer!

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Just received this and checked the fit with all my small primes. The lens I bought it for, Rokinon (Samyang) 8mm f/3.5 Fisheye, was a perfect fit. Height wise perfect, width with the lens cap attached was snug. I also checked the fit with my Nikon 50mm f/1.8D, Nikon 24mm f/2.8 AF-D, and my Nikon 28mm f/3.5 AI and all three swam in this case but the good news they all fit perfectly in the smaller 8x6 case. I love the two velcro strap connection on the back. It offers extra security of the double connection and still quickly slips over a bag strap or belt for attachment. Overall I am very pleased with the quality, level of padding, connection type, and size.

Best Deals for Lowepro Lens Case - 9 x 9cm

Very nice case. Excellent padding and zipper. The velcro belt attachment has a secure fit over my belt. With the lens shade inverted for storage, the entire assembly fits snuggly into the case.

Honest reviews on Lowepro Lens Case - 9 x 9cm

Just got this today. It is sturdy and well built. My canon 50mm f1.4 with reversed lens hood fits but it is tight. Almost have to deform the case in order to make it fit. I would probably not buy this again to house this particular lens/hood but overall construction and quality is good. There is not much clearance at the top. Really couldn't accomidate much more than my 50mm lens.

Product dimensions for my lens according to amazon. Dimensions: 2.9 x 2 x 2 inches ; 10.2 ounces

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Lowepro Lens Case - 9 x 9cm

Although it is a tight fit, it does hold the Nikon AF-S 50mm f/1.4G prime lens with the hood attached. Do not purchase the 8x6 cm case as recommended by LowePro for this lens like I did because that pouch is way too small. Overall this case is well constructed and the quality is superb.

Buy Portable Digital SLR Camera Backpack Sling Bag for Nikon D7100

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 08:18:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

At first glance this item is not a bad looking camera bag at all , very similar to other name brands look like . I purchased/ordered this camera bag on 5/13/2012 . I have used it sparingly however on 10/1/2012 the bag , while still appearing in like new condition on the surface with the exception of a couple of zipper pulls having broken off , the bags upper left strap came apart . Also one of the inner dividers velcro tore away and is not repairable . At the time i was carrying my Nikon D5100 , a 35mm lens along with other minor accessories which are all well within the described capabilities of the bag . I don't think a bag that is less than 5months old should be deemed useless , however , useless is it exactly what it is . I did notify the seller ( Accessory Genie )and have been informed that they ( the seller Accessory Genie ) only cover the product up to 45 days and thereafter the matter has to be handle by the manufacturer , fair enough , i can't fault the seller . Based on the QUALITY of this product , or LACK THERE OF ; I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS CAMERA BAG as it is of a POOR QUALITY . Don't take my word for and find out for yourself , but know that after 45 daysit is out of the sellers ( Accessory Genie ) hand .

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I bought this product recently and this has enough space for NIKOND5100 camera. This backpack is cheap, small and easy to carry. I therefore, strongly recommend it.

Best Deals for Portable Digital SLR Camera Backpack Sling Bag for Nikon D7100

This can not begin to cary as many lenses as I would of wanted. That is my fault though. Just a friendly warning.

Honest reviews on Portable Digital SLR Camera Backpack Sling Bag for Nikon D7100

Wow, this thing is almost pretty much what I needed and didn't know I needed it. I put my D7100 camera (with a 35mm prime lens) on the top compartment, paperwork and stuff on the back side, an extra lens in the main compartment, along with the battery charger, filters etc. I have a 72 inch tripod and although it seems slightly bigger than I'd want (which is purely the tripod's fault and not this backpack's), it still seems to fit OK with two legs instead of three plugged into the fitting created to support the tripod.

This thing basically is big enough to carry all my stuff, but small enough so that I don't try to carry even more unnecessary stuff. In fact, at one point I carried a 55-300 zoom lens and an 80-200 zoom lens to test, in addition to the camera and prime lens on the top.

The point is this thing works for certain setups, it's decent in price, holds what I need, is extremely comfortable, and seems to be of high quality. AND, it has a rain bag cover and chest and waist straps so that no one can grab your pack and run with it while you have it on.

CONS: The only thing I found was that the way the Velcro stuff is rearranged in the main compartment (meant to place your camera body in sideways like the picture) means you can't easily put the camera in with a large zoom lens AND separate the main compartment with the provided section pieces in such a way that the camera body is on the bottom and the zoom lens is towards the center/top section of the main compartment. Luckily my wife had some Velcro strips that has a sticky on the other side. I had to add three Velcro strips to various places in order to separate the main compartment into three sections: the main one for the camera and zoom lens, and the two sides for my filters and such. One star off for this.

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Portable Digital SLR Camera Backpack Sling Bag for Nikon D7100

I ordered this backpack to bring my Nikon D5100 along when I was skiing.

The backpack just holds the camera, an extra lens (55-200mm), and my flash (SB700), which was perfect for my needs. There is plenty of little pockets to hold SD cards, remote, extra battery, etc, and a couple of KitKats. It is easily adjustable and the waist and torso straps hold it firmly in place during physical activities. It is really clever that the backpack opens three ways for easy access to different accessories. The "mobile phone" pocket is way to small for a modern smartphone, and the dividers are somewhat difficult to adjust to different configurations, but otherwise it is a very good product that I highly recommend.

Domke 710-10S F-901 5X9 Compact Pouch (Sand) Review

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 05:59:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $37.99
Sale Price: $22.99
Today's Bonus: 39% Off

I don't remember exactly what I bought this for, but I got it because I have the Domke F-803 Camera Satchel, also in sand, which I use as a general shoulder bag (with laptop, papers, etc.) This pouch mates perfectly to the end of the F-803. About the same height, and same color obviously.

Now, I can carry a camera with me as well as fill up the 803 with papers or whatever. The thing about the larger Domke bags (and this style of bag in general) is that while they may look like regular shoulder bags that will hold all kinds of stuff in addition to your camera gear, what really ends up happening is that your camera gear's awkward shapes use up all the usable room in the bag. You might have plenty of room left, but odd spaces not usable for papers, laptops, etc.

This is particularly frustrating if you use a bag like the 803 as a carry-on for airplane travel, because there isn't room for all the other stuff you want to bring with you.

Of course, this is a rather small pouch, so you're not going to fit a full size DSLR in here. However, I've been frustrated traveling with my Canon 40D and two or three large lenses, so I got an Olympus EP-2. This bag is basically perfect for it. I have two lenses for it, the kit lens and the Panasonic 20mm f/1.7, which is what is normally always attached. Both lenses, extra batteries, and a small clamp camera mount all fit in here. It's not quite big enough that you can just toss the camera in, though things have to be arranged properly for it to fit. That's not a big deal though; you usually have to pay attention to how things are arranged in camera bags anyway.

So the point is, if you've got an F-803 and an EP-2, you like to use the 803 as a shoulder bag for carrying stuff besides your camera, and you like to use it as a carry-on, this is ideal. A lot of conditions there, but you can extrapolate it to whatever equipment you happen to have :)

The greatest advantage is that the camera is right at hand. The EP-2 and accessories will fit in the front pockets of the 803, so if you don't have other stuff you like to carry in those (both pockets on mine tend to fill up with all kinds of other useful stuff if I'm traveling or generally using the bag) you don't really need this pouch. But you'll never get stuck opening all of the clasps and compartments (which is often difficult to do quickly on Domke bags) fumbling for your camera again, because it's very easily accessible this way. If you put this setup under the seat in front of you on an airplane (or wherever) and face the pouch toward you, you can just reach down and take out the camera very quickly.

Of course, that means it's easy for someone *else* to grab it quickly, so if that concerns you, either learn to keep track of your bag and/or use a different arrangement :)

Finally I'll mention the attachment details. It's got both velcro straps and a belt loop. You could theoretically attach it to your belt, if you're not fashion-conscious. The 803 and some other Domke bags have a clip at the end that's designed to go through the belt loop of this pouch (and other Domke accessories I presume). Not all of the bags do, though. The larger Domke bags do all have "handles" at the ends made of the same material as the shoulder strap, and the velcro attachments on this pouch are designed to attach to those. The velcro should be quite secure, but I trust the clip through the belt loop much more.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I'm glad to see Domke is still making their stuff in the USA. This pouch is one of the only ones with fasteners arranged to attach to a bag strap in a vertical position, and also horizontally as on a belt. It has plenty of room for a larger flash unit and some batteries, or a whole mess of batteries, flash cards and accessories. Domke stuff is indestructible.

Best Deals for Domke 710-10S F-901 5X9 Compact Pouch (Sand)

The allure of Domke bags to any professional is simplicty and build quality. When you first start out in photography, you embrace complex products; bags with 50 pockets, tons of padding, multiple straps, individual compartments for every single piece of equipment, etc... After a few years of serious shooting, you come to reject such complexity, usually after you throw out your back. That's where Domke comes in.

The Domke F-901 pouch is intended to compliment your Domke bag. In my case, it compliments my F-802 Satchel, which is my everday back and forth to work bag. It holds a Nikon D300s (no grip) with a Tokina 12-24 lens attached , SB-700, a Nikon 50mm f/1.4, and a small bag containing a Nikon Flash Stand, PocketWizard Flex TT5 Transceiver and TT5 Transmitter. Currently, I am using the Tenba insert though any of the Domke inserts will work great. The bag also holds my daily work stuff such as files, papers, pens, pencils, cell phone, moleskine, etc.. By adding the F-901 pouch, I gain a little more storage capability in a readily accessible format. The pouch attaches to either end of the bag easily using velcro loops abd belt strap and is very sturdy. The pouch is big enough for a variety of items up to an SB-700 with room to spare. It provides great versatility.

Hands down, the pouch will come in handy. The build quality is the same as the Domke bags. This thing will last you a lifetime and probably be handed down.

Honest reviews on Domke 710-10S F-901 5X9 Compact Pouch (Sand)

I like the Fujifilm X-100, and I carry it with me everywhere when I'm not shooting serious stuff. But I didn't have a decent bag to carry it in. I don't like that leather case that costs an arm and a leg. I hoped that Fujifilm would produce a form-fitting leather housing with a magnetic snap on it that I could loop through my belt. That way the camera would be right there securely at my hip where I could easily grab it and shoot. But no such a thing exists. That's what I was looking for when I stumbled on this inexpensive and simple pouch from Domke. I love this pouch! It can hold the X-100 with the lens hood attached, the dedicated accessory flash and an extra battery and there's still room for more. After a while you forget it's there, and when you see a photo you'd like to take, there it is ready for prime time.

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Domke 710-10S F-901 5X9 Compact Pouch (Sand)

I've owned many Domke products over the years and this is

One of my favorites! I use this to hold a Quantum Turbo Battery one day, and hold lens the next. Its also just the perfect size for a Contax G2 or a digital camera like the Canon G12.

Buy rooCASE (Orange) Neoprene Sleeve Carrying Case for FujiFilm FinePix

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 03:24:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $22.98
Sale Price: $9.68
Today's Bonus: 58% Off

Love this case easy to use, not too bulky, protects well, washed it once and it looks great. I bought the orange so it's easy to find when I set it down!

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I like the look of this case, and the color is easy to see in my purse, but it just BARELY fits the FinePix F300EXR camera.

Best Deals for rooCASE (Orange) Neoprene Sleeve Carrying Case for FujiFilm FinePix

VERY visible and that's really important to me... since I tend to toss my quite small camera on a chair, bed, sofa and then spend time trying to find it! The case is a good fit, provides soft protection and a bit of space for a spare battery and memory card. I added a neck strap so carrying my rooCASEed camera is quite secure.

Buy Canon Zoom Pack 1000 for Elan and Rebel Series Cameras -Holster

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 00:58:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $29.95
Sale Price: $22.95
Today's Bonus: 23% Off

The Canon Zoom Pack 1000 is very useful and sturdy bag and, although compact, it's big! Any Canon EOS Rebel/xxxD/xxD with a medium-sized zoom lens will fit perfectly. For example, a Rebel XT/350D with a Sigma 18-200mm (OS or non-OS) lens fits perfectly inside it (even with the camera's big strap folded behind the camera and with a polarizer filter + Sigma's big lens hood attached in front of the lens) and there's still some space left inside for some small accessories...

Some cameras with their battery grips attached will eventually fully fit in this bag, but often tightly (stretching it out fully at the upper side). This is the case for the Rebel XTx/XSx/3xxD/4xxD cameras.

It comes with a velcro "divider" to be put besides or over the camera (or behind it, as a matter of fact, on the top portion of the bag, just below its top cover), so you can partition the inner space and create a second compartment to keep a small point-and-shoot camera and/or any small accessories, as a battery charger (plus two or three extra batteries and memory cards). If you put the divider behind the camera (over its back), you can put anything on the upper side of the bag without taking the risk to scratch the camera's LCD screen.

The top cover closes by velcro so it's very easy and fast to open or close it (just pull it up or down, without the need to push buttons, press hooks, untie laces or whatever).

Inside the bag, just below the top cover, there's a very convenient zipper-style, "net-type" compartment (very useful for storing documents, cables, cleaning pens, portable table tripods, memory cards, lens filters without their original cases etc.).

The front accessory compartment is small, but there's enough space for some memory cards, one or two lens caps, and extra battery, any thin cable and maybe more (all these items together), if you arrange everything well. It has a small fixed divider, specially useful for keeping CompactFlash memory cards.

It features a comfortable, ergonomic shoulder/neck strap and a belt that allows us to carry it on our waist. You'll look like as if you're carrying a big gun!

If you don't have too much photographic gear and stuff, this bag may be the only bag you will ever need. In my experience, here's a list of what it can hold altogether:

Any Canon EOS Rebel/xxxD/xxD with a medium-sized zoom lens (e.g., the Sigma 18-200mm OS/non-OS lens, with a polarizer filter and a big hood attached)

A Canon CB-2LT battery charger

A Hoya polarizer filter case

A flexible, mini table tripod

The camera's USB cable

The camera's video cable

The front lens cap (when it is off the camera)

The rear lens cap

The camera's cover body cap

An RC-1 wireless remote controller (attached to the camera's neck strap)

A small, manual air blower with medium-sized rubber bulb (like the Giottos AA1900 Large Rocket Blaster or Canon EF Lense Blower or Visible Dust Hurricane Blower)

Of course it would be more comfortable if I'd put all this stuff in a bigger, horizontal-style gear backpack, but the Canon Zoom Pack 1000 gives me the convenience of wearing it around my neck and leave it hanging just in front of me (as I would do with the camera alone) or around my waist (holster style). You can even use both the belt and the neck strap in order to hang it in front of you in a stabilized way.

And, last but not least, it is beautiful, stylish and have a nice silver "Canon" logo in front of it. Recommended!

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I have a Canon EOS 50D with the 28-135mm zoom lens. While I do have a large camera bag that holds it, additional lenses, and other accessories nicely, I always wanted a "go" case that would add some simple cover, drizzle protection, and scratch-n-bump protection to my camera when I was walking around with it, but not using it.

This holster serves that need perfectly and the camera/lens (with lens hood mounted backwards for storage) just fits. With the camera neck strap attached to the camera, and an accessory eye cup attached, it's an even tighter fit, but still does the job. Would another inch or so of depth be better? Yes, absolutely. But anything significantly larger and your camera would bounce around too much inside.

The case comes with one velcro pad that can be installed with infinite variance to cushion shorter lens combo's. I stuffed this pad in to the nose of the holster to add additional padding to the nose of the lens.

I've read reviews that state the EOS 50D will fit in this case with the battery grip, but I think that would be an extremely tight fit, and probably not practical.

The case comes with a belt strap (which I will use a lot to keep my hands free, and to keep the camera from beating me to death while walking/hiking). This belt strap can be tucked inside a compartment on the back of the holster and hidden, if you don't want to use it. It also comes with a detachable neck strap with a padded shoulder feature. I probably won't use this much as shoulder straps tend to slide off my shoulders unexpectedly, and this holster won't afford a lot of protection if it hits the ground with its heavy contents. One other NICE feature a small sewn-in hand strap on the top of the holster, so you can carry it this way, or hold the holster securely while you're fumbling to fasten the belt strap on. You can also slide this holster over a regular trouser belt as well.

Worn with the belt strap, the holster top can be left unzippered, with the cover held down by a simple velcro strip. This makes it quick-ready for a "draw" from the holster (hand slides right in to the wrist strap), for very quick photography, without having it beating against your chest on a neck strap as you walk.

The holster cover (top) is nicely zippered, with a pull down rain/moisture flap, and velcro fastener. There is a small zippered storage compartment inside the top cover 8"x4", and another on the outside front of the holster 5"x4"x1", suitable for CF cards, extra batteries, small cables, etc.

With this holster, I will now be able to remove the neckstrap from the camera and use only a hand strap, which will be wonderful (I hate neck straps, but won't touch the camera without a strap of some kind in place for protection).

Fast shipping, good packaging, nice looking (it's a Canon case and matches the camera well), and does its job well. Great transaction!!!

Best Deals for Canon Zoom Pack 1000 for Elan and Rebel Series Cameras -Holster

This bag is much bigger than I expected but just isn't quite roomy enough to comfortably hold a 35mm Canon EOS Rebel Ti with a battery grip, hand strap and small lens attached. It just doesn't seem to be designed with the optional standard Canon battery grips and hand straps in mind. The bag is attractive, however, and appears sturdy and well-padded but its bulk (some of which is from the rear pouch storing the belt strap when not in use) can also make it a bit awkward. Its not a bad camera bag for the price but you may want to consider something else if you plan on using a battery grip.

Post Script This bag turns out to be a pretty good fit for the Canon Rebel XT with the caveat that you'll only be able to fit the one zoom lens and no other lenses or a flash unit. Even with the XT's smaller size, however, the bag is still a too tight of a fit for an XT with a battery grip attached.

Honest reviews on Canon Zoom Pack 1000 for Elan and Rebel Series Cameras -Holster

Fits my Canon EOS T1i with an attached Tamron 18-270 lens and strap. Zips closed with hood on in reverse mode or just velcros closed with hood on in shooting mode (eyepeice about 1" above zipper). This is with padded divider velcroed in place at the very bottom of case to provide extra cushion for lens in the event of a drop. Placing the divider there should address any padding issues and make this one of the best padded cases where it counts. Also holds extra batteries in side pocket and cards in top pocket. Belt, contrary to what I've read, slips back into pocket in about 10 seconds (unclasped). Little room for much else, but that's ok. My only concern is that I'd like some verification that it is manufactured under humane working conditions -but I've seen no such verification for any competing products either.

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Canon Zoom Pack 1000 for Elan and Rebel Series Cameras -Holster

I purchased this item (Canon Zoom Pack 1000 Holster) about six years ago for my old Canon Elan 7e film camera. It provided a perfect fit for this full-size camera, with the EF 28-135mm USM IS lens and its lens hood mounted. After I switched over to the Canon digital Rebel XT, the new camera body is a lot smaller, and so is the equivalent EF-S lens. What I found is that with the extra space available, I can actually fit my external flash unit inside the holster. It is a rather tight fit, but the good thing is they won't knock against each others inside.

Here is what I can store inside this holster: Canon Rebel XT, EF-S 17-85mm USM IS lens (with EW-73B lens hood fitted in reverse), Canon 420EX Speedlite, LumiQuest Pocket Bouncer, polarizer filter, video cable, spare battery pack, CF cards, plus a few more small items. When necessary, I can also use it to carry my Rebel XT with the Canon BG-E3 Battery Grip mounted. But of course, the flash unit won't fit in this case.

The exterior of this holster pack is made of ballistic nylon, which is far more durable than the faux-leather used in cheap imitations (such as the Opteka DSLR Holster Case). I've been carrying this holster to and back from work almost daily, plus several oversea trips during the past 5-6 years. It is still in excellent condition. To me, the quality of its construction fully justifies its higher price.

[Update on Oct 20, 2013]

I purchased my second Canon holster case. After 11 years of faithful service, my old holster is getting an 'honorable discharge'. Its waist belt started to tear alone the sew line, and I don't want my camera to fall off the cliff during my next hiking trip. By the way, this holster out-lasted three camera bodies (Elan, Rebel XT, and T1i), so I certainly got my money's worth.

The new Canon holster case is made in China while the old one is made in Korea. However, they are exactly the same in terms of material used, construction quality, and dimensions.

rooCASE Neoprene Sleeve (Orange) Carrying Case for Panasonic Lumix Review

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 22:34:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $22.98
Sale Price: $9.68
Today's Bonus: 58% Off

I bought several of these for Sony Mini Cameras and Panasonic ZS series cameras. They are very soft and decently made. The immediate issue is the case is very "tight" and stretches when the camera is inserted, even though one of mine is a Sony TX-55 (very thin). Any protrusion of the camera body makes permanent marks in the panels of the roocase. The zipper isn't the smoothest and even if moderately stretched, is difficult to zip closed.

The case was recommended in the description for the cameras I had, it is just too tight of a fit for those bodies.

In spite of the tight fit it has protected the cameras well, so if you don't mind fighting the zipper or have a very thin P&S camera, its a decent and attractive case.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Got one of these for my Lumix ZS8 and I couldn't have chosen better. It looks made to measure. It's well styled, with a real quality feel. I picked the orange color but was slightly worried it would be too bright. In reality, the vibrant orange works very well and makes me smile every time I pick it up! Would definitely recommend getting one if you're searching.

Discount Tamrac 3360 Aero 60 Camera Bag (Black/Gray)

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 10:47:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $79.95
Sale Price: $69.95
Today's Bonus: 13% Off

I was looking for a bag that would fit my Canon 50d with battery grip, 70-200 F4 L IS, 17-85mm, 35 f2, Flash, and video camera. This bag is almost perfect fits everything nicely, fair amount of room. My only wish is that it open reverse, similar to some lowepro models, but its not a deal breaker. Very happy and highly recommended.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

This is my favorite bag to date and I probably should have started with this style bag. (I also have a back pack and a messenger style camera bag.) This style is great for seeing everything at once in an easy to grab manner. I really like how deep it is. It can fit my Nikon D-90 with a 70-300 VR lens attached, plus my 18-200 (and hoods separated out), 35mm prime, sb-800 speedlight, and a Tokina 11-16, snuggly, but all at once. Plus I have the direction manual stored in the back outside sleeve. So far this is the best organized bag I own and plan to travel with it this coming week. I've got my little accessories (extra battery, lens brush, etc. in the front zip around pocket which is roomy (covers the entire front).

I love that the size of this bag is not overwhelming looking. It easily stands upright on the ground when set down. I also like this brown version because its different that the usual serious black I go with. It gives a more relaxed look, but still looks rich and neutral. Plus there IS black in the bag Its in the straps (both handle and shoulder) and the fabric covering the zippers. Tamrac did a nice job with the coloring. If you can't tell from the picture, there are 3 colors including the black I just described. The majority of the bag is a nice chocolate brown and the front pouch and zipper toggles are a dark taupe color, dark enough not to worry about showing dirt.

Best Deals for Tamrac 3360 Aero 60 Camera Bag (Black/Gray)

Got this for a D7000 with attached grip/battery-pack. The camera fits fine with the 200mm zoom and hood attached, which is exactly what I needed. This will travel well and hold the needed accessories for a two to three week intercontinental tour. Sturdy, roomy, comfortable on the shoulder. Recommended.

Honest reviews on Tamrac 3360 Aero 60 Camera Bag (Black/Gray)

This bag is absolutely amazing. The huge amount of space I have now with this bag is very comfortable. I use it with a Nikon D90 with 18-105 attached, 1.8 35mm, and I still have place for an external blitz, another zoom lens, filters, cards.

The beauty of this bag is that it allows you to carry your DSLR with a grip attached.... and I still have place to put my mobile phones and so on.

It's very configurable inside and the material returns quality.

I would recommend this bag to anyone in search for generous space.

Cheers!

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Tamrac 3360 Aero 60 Camera Bag (Black/Gray)

This bag does what I wanted. I holds a Canon 5D MKIII with a grip and attached with a 24-105L lens also attached. It is a snug fit but it is workable. I can put a 70-200 f4L in the bag but not attached to the camera.

in the bag and also have room for a speedlight. The only improvement I have would be to have "snap type" of closer for the top. the only way to close the top is to use the zipper.

The bag is padded fairly well but it is still light weight. The strap is comfortable enough/ I am well satisfied with this bag

Best Lowepro Compact Digital Camera Case Deals

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 08:38:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

I bought this case sight unseen, as I needed a relatively inexpensive and yet durable case for my digital camera for an upcoming mountain biking trip. I must admit to being slightly disappointed in that this is not all that was promised in the description of the product. In the description it clearly says that this case features an "All Weather Cover for "challenging" weather." The zipper when closed does not look like it will keep rain out should you be caught in a downpour. However, there is a cover which comes out of the bottom of the bag which is supposed to be employed for the harshest weather, but I am not 100% certain that in a deluge some water would not get in anyway. I have been in harsh rains, and I would not entirely trust this to keep all rain out from my digital camera. A minor disappointment, but one nonetheless. [See UPDATE at bottom]

My second disappointment came with the shoulder straps......they attach via plastic hooks which look like they could easily break. I will be taking my camera biking with me and I do not want it flying off my shoulder at 30 miles per hour, so this is somewhat of a concern. As such, the plastic shoulder attachments do not exactly inspire confidence in me. [This is still a minor concern]

**** 1/2 stars

UPDATE: I took this on a mountain biking trip recently, and it worked marvelously. Highly recommended. Excellent product.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Got this for my Cyber-shot camera for hiking and camping trips.

Was surprised to find it was even roomy enough for the new HD camcorders, obviously not to hold both.

The adjustable velcro loops came in handy to tie the case to other backpacking gear, rather than have it hanging from my neck or shoulder.

Lowepro is so good with camera gear.

Best Deals for Lowepro Compact Digital Camera Case

Bought this bag for the Canon 570is. Fits fine plus two AA's and SD card. Even with the camera and all this it is a small, light package. Cannot carry camera instructions in bag but not necessary for me.

Too light to carry as a shoulder strapped bag. It can flip off your shoulder. Carry this camera bag in larger bag or purse. Bag will fit in my glove compartment or travel pack or golf bag. If you want to carry instructions, battery charger etc get a bigger bag. On trips I will carry those separately. Think of this as a day use camea bag.

Lowe makes good camera bags this camera to simply too small and light to carry as a shoulder bag. Will find a simple handle that would attach instead of shoulder strap. Perhaps like the one on the camera.

Honest reviews on Lowepro Compact Digital Camera Case

I purchased the D-Res 10AW bag for my then-new Olympus D460 Zoom. Cordova, AK experiences more than 160 inches of rain annually so "all-weather" is important. This series has a hidden nylon rain poncho that can be pulled out from the belt slide side of the bag, around the bottom and up over the top for nearly complete rain coverage. It's well padded with room for additional memory cards and a spare set of 4 AA batteries (NiMH, of course). I pack this camera nearly everywhere, and the case strap and belt slide have yet to let me down. If you have any doubts, know that this is the company that was started by a mountaineer, designing and building climbing packs.

Riva 7062 (PU) Digital Camera Lady slim hard case pink Reviews

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 06:20:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

I purchased this for my new camera and it has been very useful. Not only is the case easy to open and carry, but it comes in a fun pink color. The price and shipping were both pleasing.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Buy Zagg CANEOS7DS invisibleSHIELD Case for Canon EOS 7D (Clear)

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 04:02:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $14.99
Sale Price: $13.60
Today's Bonus: 9% Off

I love this shield. It is cut perfectly for the display on the back of my camera and even though it is a heavy duty material, you wouldn't know it was even there. As a bonus (that I didn't even know came with it) is a shield for the settings display on the top of the camera. Now that won't get scratched up either. I feel so much better now that I have perfectly fitting protection for my displays.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

First of all, you get two shields for the Canon 7D, one for the

back LCD and one for the top. That's a real plus, since you

usually have to cut your own for the top.

However, I expected this to be this great optical tough shield

and it may be tough, but mine was scuffed out of the package.

I used it, but I think eventually I'll just replace the back film with

the GSI Optical glass cover that I have used on my other cameras.

It's not a bad product, but for the money I expected it to be really

something special. It's not.

Best Deals for Zagg CANEOS7DS invisibleSHIELD Case for Canon EOS 7D (Clear)

Cut out of shield fits the LCD screens and maybe will protect it from scratches. However, they have a different texture that somehow reduces clarity of the LCD screens causing some sort of optical illusion. What I mean is, if you're someone who wants a clearer LCD screen to check on your shots don't add anything to it. I still have mine just because I've already paid for it.

Honest reviews on Zagg CANEOS7DS invisibleSHIELD Case for Canon EOS 7D (Clear)

Easy to install and has held up well, although I don't abuse my equipment. A little pricey but worth it. Decent instructions too.

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Zagg CANEOS7DS invisibleSHIELD Case for Canon EOS 7D (Clear)

Well, it's maybe the best scratch free protector but the orange peel feel isn't what a photographer is expecting to have as it's annoying when you try to focus in viewfinder mode........So please Zagg stick to low res screen.

HDE ® Camera Case for Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W57 any many more Reviews

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 01:59:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $14.99
Sale Price: $3.95
Today's Bonus: 74% Off

i love this hde camera case! it was EXACTLY what i wanted. when it came in the mail i was excited and when i opened it up, i couldn't be happier. this case is perfect for my sony w570 camera and it has a nice hard external shell cover for great protection. it's simple, sleek, and worth every penny! thanks for this great product! i love it!

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Discount Magic Blue) Laurel VG Camera Bag w/ Removable Shoulder Strap

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 23:57:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $49.99
Sale Price: $26.95
Today's Bonus: 46% Off

I would rate with 0 stars if I could or knew how. The bag came in a completely wrong color. I tried to fix the problem but the contact number was out of order and there was a website malfunction each time I tried to use that. I lien the style of the bag, but the color is nt what I ordered so I should get an exchange of colors.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I love this bag, it is small but it fits every thing I need for the camera. It's also great for traveling. The bag got here fast too. Thank you

Buy Think Tank TurnStyle 20 Convertible Sling Bag & Belt Pack - Blue

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 21:43:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:

I am going to NYC in Sept 2013. I wanted a bag to store my D800, 14-24 and 24-70. I narrowed it down to this bag and the Speed Freak V2.0. The thing I liked about the Turnstyle 20 is you can wear it as a sling or a belt pack so big points for having that option.

If you notice the Turnstyle is taller on one side (bottom) which really gives it room enough to fit a 70-200 (even my Sigma 50-500 fit in that section of the bag). I was able to put on the far left side (top/lowest) my D800 w/24-70 face down which left the middle section open for a prime or even a speed light. The strap is very comfy and adjustable and you can convert the setup to belt pack fairly easily though I recommend doing this with the bag empty. I have the Amazon basics backpack but I don't want to wear a backpack all day again the Turnstyle is more compact then that bag as well. There is a section for an iPad (normal size) to fit. There is also storage in the front of the main compartment that you can fit extra batteries, memory cards, etc.

Yes it's $99.75 but you get a life-time warranty which leads me to the quality of the bag itself. As an owner of a Think Thank Retrospect 30 which I love it holds a ton of gear I never really considered any other bag. Like the Retrospect 30 this bag has a rain cover as well. I would safely say you can put the trinity in the bag with the body attached to one of the smaller lenses. Though it's going to be heavy!

The only change I would make is the bottom having a more rigid section so it can stand on end.

Hope this helps some people on the fence about this particular bag!

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Rainbowimaging "Ever Ready" Protective Black PU Leather Camera Case Review

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 11:55:00 -0700

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $35.99
Sale Price: $13.99
Today's Bonus: 61% Off

Not real leather, but excellent protection to camera. Fit is a drop sloppy. I don't know if other makes are tighter. Perhaps if too tight it would not fit around camera and allow everready use.

I tend to unsap the cover, leaving the body sleeve on when at an event and going to take many pictures. you can leave it on though. Take note that if you allow the swinginp portion of the cover to rotate too far it may block the lens when you power the camera on. You get a fault and have to restart the camera if that happens.

The battery and card slot are blocked in the case. For downloading picts to computer I work around by using a USB cable, or jsut go ahead and unscrew the casenot a big deal.

I mounted the camera on a tripod with the case onno problem until removal. I overtightened and had no way to unscrew. Used skinny pliers to hold the mounting knob while loosening the tripod mount.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>