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Summary: Form, Fit, Function - Perfect! Canon Powershot Case Review
Review: I purchased the Canon Powershot A75 and ordered this case. I also purchased the $3.97 Wal-mart Samsonite case first. The Canon case is designed for the Powershot A series and fits absolutely perfect, the case is a fabric vinyl mixture, mostly vinyl, which is soft to the touch but water repellent. It has a metal insignia "Canon Powershot" on the flap and room for one extra memory card underneath. This case provides protection from elements, scratches and has a belt loop for mobility...it does not include a shoulder strap because it was NOT designed for that, nor for shock protection from drops. It is designed to hold the camera while mobile, protect from damage from near objects or elements, and provide suitable soft cushion on the inside while REMOVING AND REPLACING it in the case. This is the key...the camera is equipped with a 1.8" LCD, any OTHER case will scratch this screen while you take it OUT of the case or put it back IN. The above $3.97 case mentioned has extra rooom, is 25% larger than the camera and can hold some batteries along with memory cards, but it is difficult to PLACE and REMOVE (getting your fingers in there) and the ZIPPER will SCRATCH the screen unless you are SUPER careful which I was for 3 days until I said "to heck with this!" I even left the protective plastic on the screen for the first 2 days and I'm glad I did, the scratch marks ended up there instead of the screen. Remember, you want the case to fit your camera, provide REASONABLE protection, and look good. The case accomplishes all these at $5.95!! I understand we MAY drop our cameras but this happens out of the case usually and therefore moot. I dropped my Canon T70 (large SLR) maybe 3 times in 12 years. It was still going strong and I retired it when I bought the Powershot. For those that want lots of room, please think about it - either you buy a larger memory card (which 90% of people will do) and you don't need more room in a case or at least still carry the extra in this case (2 cards, one in case, one in camera). As for batteries, you should be using NiMH rechargeable - this camera takes 4 and will shoot at least 250 shots. I used mine for 3 days and its not showing low yet (approx 200 shots and TONS of viewing/deleting/uploading, playing with settings and flash)
My best regards to you and your purchase of camera and case!
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Summary: Nice to carry, no real protection
Review: I've got the A80 and this holds my camera very snuggly, but the A80 by itself is pretty sturdy. Basically this case looks nice to carry the camera around... no real protection benefit here.
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Summary: fit for A70
Review: It fits with my A70 well, but there is no necklace. Otherwise, it's ok.
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Summary: Exellent Camera Case
Review: It is just what i want it to be. I did NOT want an armoured bullet-proofed ten-metal-layered code-protected case weighting several tons (so my camera could stay safe during nuclear war) with enough space for two hundred batteries (in case you have to stay without electricity for a year), 50 different lenses (so you could mount them all at once to take a shot of Moscow Kremlin staying at Miami beach), and also a special place for charger. I really don't know who want to go around taking nice shots of nature or something else with a huge camera bag. This Canon PSC-60 Soft Camera Case works perfect for me, it doesn't let my PowerShot camera to get demaged hanging on the wirst-strap on my hand. If i don't realize that the camera will meet something sharp (like corner, bush, some stick) in a moment - it is no problem, the case will keep camera itself, lenses and lcd-monitor safe and not scratched. Great quality of materials this case is made of.
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Summary: It gets the job done
Review: This camera case complements my PowerShot A80. It protects the camera, and it fits snugly. I wish there was a way to send the strap up through the top of the case for easier carrying. It is nicly padded also.
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Summary: Perfect fit for the A95
Review: This case is the perfect size for the Canon A95. Bigger cases are great for my SLR Cameras, but for my point and shoots I like a fitted compact case. The camera is easy to access and there enough space for an extra CF card. No need to carry extra batteries the A95 uses AA battery easily bought at any store. At 5 bucks it is hard to beat.
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Summary: dude its a camera bag
Review: this fits my a75 nice and snug. not much too it. just a simple camera bag to protect your cute little canon digital camera. its a steal at amazon.com's price!
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Summary: Could be better
Review: This is a nice case, protects the camera well, but I wish there were a few more features. It has a belt loop, but I think a clip would have been nicer for those days when you don't wear a belt, or if you'd rather clip it to a pocket or something.Also, the pouch is only big enough to carry 4 extra batteries OR another compactflash card, but not both. I bought a large CF card, so I guess if I ever use the pouch it will be for batteries. Besides that, the case looks very good and seems to protect the camera well. My Canon A70 camera fits perfectly inside, as expected.
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Summary: Perfect for its intended use
Review: This is just what I had hoped for. It fits my Canon A95 like a glove and attaches securely to my belt - plus room for an extra memory card. It protects the camera admirably and minimizes the bulk on my belt. Can't beat it, especially for the price.
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Summary: Perfect for my purse
Review: This is just what I wanted - a compact and snug case for my Canon A80 so I can stick it in my purse everyday. I didn't want anything bulky. I looked at Zing products but none were just the right size and fit. This fit the bill exactly.
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