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from Davis, IL on 8/18/2008
I like having my camera and zoom lens at the ready for backyard wildlife photos, and find this to be the perfect protector. I'm able to keep the lens hood inverted on the lens while it's in the pouch and there's enough give in the fabric to snap it closed with my eyepiece attached. It fits nicely in my padded travel backpack, protecting my camera and lens from scratches and movement within the bag. In the field it offers protection from the environment.
from NE OK on 8/6/2008
It fits
from Mt Airy NC on 7/10/2008
My Camera is by my side at all times, this case is just the thing to protect my Canon XTI and zoom lense from minor bumps and dust.
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from HONOLULU, HI on 1/21/2008
It's not your typical well padded camera bag (I have a Kata and a Lowepro bag for that). It's great for transporting your camera around daily. It doesn't add any noticeable extra weight to the camera. It's lightweight, and feels like the kind of material you'd wear to go scuba diving. So it's somewhat padded, but I wouldn't bank on much protection from dropping the camera.
It protects enough so you can feel comefortable transporting the camera and wearing it or using it daily, without worrying about any bumps, bruises or dings happening to your camera/lens. I didn't rate it perfect, because, what is perfect? This comes pretty darn close though. Really, for what it is, it's great and I would buy again. It's lightweight and protects your camera against life's little accidents. I used it while walking around in Disneyland for 12 hours+ daily, and felt comforable going on rides with it. It even rained quite a bit while I was there and I felt fine knowing my camera was encased in this case. I wouldn't drop it in a bucket of water, but it worked fine under the above conditions. I have an awesome Kata case, and a good Lowepro case for long term storage and transporting, but honestly what I use the most is this little case -- and it was a tiny fraction of the Lowepro and Kata bags' costs. People say to improve in photography, you should take plenty of photos and analyze them. I needed something lightweight to carry the camera around for hours a day without having to worry about little accidents. This fit the bill.
from Mountain View, CA on 2/5/2007
Pretty good for the price