Camera bag recommendation? Can anyway recommend a bag that would offer good protection and be a good fit for it, with just enough space left for extra batteries and car keys?
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The best thing that I can recommend is to take it to a store (best buy or a camera shop) and try it out. I have purchased camera bags on recommendation and never been satisfied, but just bringing to the store I got the perfect bag for me.
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Thank you very much and I will take your advice and try that Canon bag!! Thanks again!!
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I wouldn't recommend it. The bag is very nice but also very small. Look at a Domke. Very nice bags and willwork for your camera.
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I have a NX300, an 18-55mm lens, an external samsung flash,a couple smaller lenses, batteries, charger, and room to spare. this is actually a daypack sized bag so it's not really a small camera case.
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I'm using a CaseLogic SLDC-202, which I purchased from Amazon. Besides the camera, I can also carry (in a second zippered compartment) the battery charger and a spare battery. It's a nice looking case.
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I returned mine. It was not the bag that they advertised. different brand entirely and couldn't even fit my camera in the bag. It was more like a small purse. I'd advise looking elsewhere. Good luck!
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The camera will fit, but it is not a lot bigger than that. Yeah, a charger might fit in the side pocket. A spare battery, lens wipe and a SD card in the other. But you will run out of "space" fast. If you tend to want a little more for bits and pieces, you might be better served with something with just a bit more volume.
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You would have a lot of extra room. Could probably stash a small lens in there too
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I'm using a mid sized Samsonite video camera bag with an adjustable divider. Plenty of room for the camera, filters, cables and extra batteries. A bit of overkill but the larger bag gives easier access to the camera than a smaller tight fit case.
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I think that the Lowepro Nova 140 AW/or the Nova 180 would work just fine. If you carry one std attached lense and one tele, then you would extra room for Ipods/ phones, etc. The downside is that it screams "there's a nice camera" in here! because it is a very nice camera case. Lowepro has always made great cases. There's go to be something that will fit your needs. Good Luck. Lowepro Nova 140 AW DSLR Camera Shoulder Bag
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I bought a LowePro EX-140 at Best Buy and love it. There is room for the camera, remote, power supply, cables, two batteries, 11 tapes, and all the cables. It is rugged and and everything is readily accessible while offering good protection for everything.
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Sorry, this bag will be too small to hold a camera body, three lens, a flash, batteries, charger etc. get a bag that is about 50 percent larger in capacity. Hope this helps. I love Nikons!
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The camera itself fits in the case, but it is very small and will not fit the charger and the rest of the stuff...I generally use that case for travel (it is very convenient) and put batteries in the front pouch...there isn't really room for much else. If you want to bring other stuff you will need a bigger case.
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This sounds like what I'm looking for then. I already have a big bulky camera but I wanted something smaller to carry around through the day. Thanks!
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I think I found that case here at Amazon for $10 less! It looks great! Can you tell me if there is room in that case for both the Canon S5 camera AND four spare AA batteries? I ask because I read a review on the case and I thought the person said there was not room for spare batteries. It's possible I misunderstood him, but I need to know before I buy it. Anyone?
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Since you are new to SLRs... in order of importance: 1. A decent class 6+ sd memory card or two or three (sandisk is a good company to go with) 2. A good camera bag that will fit everything that you want to carry along. (Lowepro makes good ones) 3. A extra battery (splurge on a canon battery, or risk it with a third party battery, your choice) 4. 50mm 1.8 prime lens (Good, cheap lens that can handle indoor and low light photography, almost universally useful) 6. Lens Blower (to blow dust off of lenses, avoid actually cleaning the lenses with a cleaner unless you really have to, a few flecks of dust isn't going to effect your picture) Depending on who you ask, the 7th generally will be a good Multicoated UV filter for each of the lenses you use to protect the lens (Hoya makes good ones), however some people say that it isn't worth it to put a 50-60 dollar filter in front of their several hundred dollar lenses, it's up to you. These are all that are pretty much needed from the get go. The rest depends on what types of photography are you planning to use the camera for. Tell me what you are planning to do and I can come up with some extra suggestions.
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You might be able to 'cram' all that in, but there would be little room to spare, if any.I use it with a micro-4/3 body and 2 lenses plus spare batteries and charger. Just right for that size gear.Bottom line = look at a larger bag if you want to be comfortable.