Does the lens cover unsnap and hang from the camera quickly for taking pictures, like on the Sony case. How does it compare in size to the Sony case?
1733318
This case has 2 snaps under the case, they connect the lens cover to the inside half case, you don't need to take off all the lens cover when you take pictures.I think this case is a little bit smaller compare with Sony case.
737085
Yeah, afraid so. I haven't had to do it yet but I don't see it being a big deal. I don't see how the case could be secured to the camera without a similar method. Doesn't the Sony case do the the same thing - for $85!
1662624
I am using this case for my Canon PowerShot SX130IS and the lens retracts mostly but not flush with the camera face. There is wiggle room in this bag with this camera inside it.
8420
Yes, very nicely. Usually I have the 35mm attached, but even with an 18-55mm it'll fit (snug). If you have a strap attached to the camera body, there are no cut-outs for it in the case. With a 35mm attached, you can fold the strap and zip it up in the case with the camera, but only just.
1081153
Yes. It covers the lens completely and can close as well. And when you don't want the flap on you can even take it completely off and use the rest of the case on the camera as well and you can even use the camera with its case on!
349932
With the grip base on, its not too much bigger. Its the same size as the lens base b4 the lens extends wen u turn it on. The only hesitation I had wen I bought it was that it covers the bottom, which is bad and good, cause u gotta take it off wen taking out the memory card or battery or using the hdmi port, but being its such an expensive camera it also protects it wen u put it down, so that part is very good. Overall, I like it a lot, makes it more comfortable to hold.
2118373
The top of the case and lens cover are "hinged" at the bottom of the body case. The top half of the case is attached to the body section with two "snap" fastners and can be be "un-snapped"leaving the body case on the camera.
1867534
It goes on very tight, you clip it in and then screw it down. It never snagged or broke off for me and i'm pretty rough on my camera. It definitely wouldn't come off without you noticing.
2194495
its pretty good with keeping the camera in the case. yu have to move the case around to get the camera out. so its not an easy out. :)
817849
It's a very snug fit for the case. You have to put it in lens side first in order to fit. Mine came with a Micro SD and SD-sized card reader to put your Micro SD in. There's only one issue I've had with the entire package: the clip that holds the tripod's camera mount to the tripod no longer latches, but I used it heavily over the summer, so I'm not terribly surprised either.
680
Either works... You can remove it completely and hold it separately or you can leave it snapped and it hangs below the camera while taking your shot. Occasionally I leave it off if I'm just holding the camera by the strap (sometimes a little more convenient without it completely). Otherwise if I'm going to throw the camera in my purse and don't want it to bang around I will leave it on and just open the top when I'm ready to use.
817852
The case included with this bundle was designed for a different Sony camera, but it does fit if you insert the camera lens first. The camera uses a micro SD card and they include an adapter card that you plug the micro SD card into to read it in a normal SD card reader. But, it is a bundle and mistakes do happen.
213614
It fits but lil too tight.. if you separate the Camera and lens, it fits just okay..
104394
No - unless you are comfortable having it bulge on top or remove the internal pouch (see below). The case itself is very well designed and protects a camera body with a fairly large zoom lens well. Even without the holster pouch, protection is good, and without the pouch you could have a battery grip or even a motor drive in the space. The two pockets on either side are also very well padded and can hold 2 large zoom lenses or one lens and then the charger with power cord along with a separate flash unit. This is what I do. The base is super stable and tough - even though it is one of the smallest cases with a small footprint. Overall, this is a great product and quite inexpensive. No - unless you are comfortable having it bulge on top or remove the internal pouch (see below). The case itself is very well designed and protects a camera body with a fairly large zoom lens well. Even without the holster pouch, protection is good, and without the pouch you could have a battery grip or even a motor drive in the space. The two pockets on either side are also very well padded and can hold 2 large zoom lenses or one lens and then the charger with power cord along with a separate flash unit. This is what I do. The base is super stable and tough - even though it is one of the... » Read More No - unless you are comfortable having it bulge on top or remove the internal pouch (see below). The case itself is very well designed and protects a camera body with a fairly large zoom lens well. Even without the holster pouch, protection is good, and without the pouch you could have a battery grip or even a motor drive in the space. The two pockets on either side are also very well padded and can hold 2 large zoom lenses or one lens and then the charger with power cord along with a separate flash unit. This is what I do. The base is super stable and tough - even though it is one of the smallest cases with a small footprint. Overall, this is a great product and quite inexpensive. « Show Less
272174
Yes. The lens cover has a short tether cord which I securely fastened to one of the shoulder strap loops on the camera body. It's easily removed for shooting with two fingers, and cannot be replaced over the lens until the camera is switched off. No problem.
2138263
I am using the strap that came with the camera itself. Its attached to the camera body instead of the carry case, feels much safer this way. The carry case does not seem to be designed for a strap and I am pretty content removing the case and leaving the camera hanging by the strap when taking pictures. This is a general problem with all compact cases. I tried the one canon provides but that too doesnt have a strap.
629948
No, the case does not cover the camera lens. However it will protect the lens, to an extent, since the case makes it so the lens is "sunken in" from the phone. Hope this made sense.