Camera Bags & Cases - Product Reviews

fawkmee - (January 18, 2006) I was using a Tamrac toploader bag for easy access to my camera. When my equipment outgrew that bag, I bought the SlingShot. My bag holds a D70 with attached Sigma 18-50 lens, a 50mm lens, a P2000, SB-800, batteries, and various accessories. If you have more equipment, I would recommend the bigger SlingShot 200. I recently used this bag while shooting a social event. I had no problem with shooting and wearing this bag full of equipment for over 4 hours. I had piece of mind knowing that no one was messing with my equipment in a corner of the room while I was up running around. There was a couple of times when I accidently left the main compartment open, but thanks to the the stop-zip featu

kornphlake - (January 15, 2006) The biggest strength is the design of this bag, I was looking for something that would hold a camera body with a 70-300mm zoom lens attached along with 2 spare lenses, my battery charger and cables, a flash and a few filters and still have a little room for a peanut butter sandwitch or a P&S camera. With that list of what I needed to put in the bag I was pretty much limited to the traditional shoulder bag or a backpack. I wanted something that would hug my body like a back so I could take my gear hiking, biking or lift my 3 year old into her stroller whithout the camera bag flopping around at my side, but I also wanted something that I could have in front of me to change lenses without the

agmilton - (June 22, 2004) This is a very nice case for the Canon S1 IS camera. It is well made and looks sharp. It has a pouch (inside) for a spare media card, but I wish it did have a pocket for an extra set of batteries. It does NOT have a neck strap, although the way it is made, you can use your camera's neck strap. It does have a very sturdy "belt loop". So far, it seems that if you wear it on your belt, the camera strap dangles (I'll have to find a way to tuck it in or something). If you use the camera strap, then you have to find something to do with the case when you take out the camera. All together--it is a very NICE case, although I'll probably end up with a larger case to hold camera(in case),

Anonymous - (07/28/2009) This is a great backpack for traveling. I was able to carry on this big bag on my trip with my big camera, a few lenses, flash, and even a 70-200 along with my laptop of course. It held all my electronic goods as well (chargers, etc...). It's a great bag to stuff and take with you.

Anonymous - (03/06/2009) This leather case is sleek and elegant. It's smooth and durable, and also featherweight. Actually, I have a Canon Powershot SD500, and it fits in this case a little bit tight, but it is not a big deal and works. This case has a loop to carry it on your belt and uses magnets to keep the flap closed (they seem to work pretty good.). So it's very convenient to carry on and you needn't worry about losing the camera and the case. The only thing that I'm not 100% satisfied with it is that this case doesn't have any space for extra memory cards. Usually I take 3 or more cards with me when going out. But I have to put them somewhere else due to the before-mentioned problem. Overall, it's a nice case to have and I'm very happy with it.

Anonymous - (02/25/2009) The PS-SLX1B case is a strong, sturdy case, if you can even find a store that stocks it. Stains are easy to clean off. The case itself can be tight depending on the camera you're putting in it, and speaking of tight, it can be tough to push a belt through the belt loop. I got it relatively cheap, so I don't feel ripped off.