I have a SX50. I'am looking for a case that does not take up a lot f room when traveling. Also that can stay on when taking photos
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We both have this case on our Canons and love them. They look great but hope they show wear...old cameras are cool!!! Well worth the price and well made.
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I like this case because it doesn't take up a lot of room. You are able to take photos with it on the camera.
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I love the case. It fits snuggly and provides weather protection too. I've had lots of positive comments from others when they see it. You can unsnap 2 snaps and let the top/front hang down when you take photos, or unsnap one more snap and take the entire top/front off if you prefer.
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You can also try a EMPIRE Nikon Coolpix S9100 Horizontal Leather Case Pouch (Black)I prefer the Nikon S8100 case, but the Empire case is an incredible bargain at less than $5, including shipping.
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I bought the "roocase" that was recommended and use it to carry the camera......also fits in my pocket just fine. The lens close when the camera is off.
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Since everyone answered the question...I carry my camera in a cushioned make-up bag. I wanted something lightweight w/easy access. It's a great camera and my friends w/big DSLRs always marvel at it. However I just saw a Samsung point and shoot that's the size of a P & S but w/the lens as big as a DSLR. That looked promising.
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Dear Ms. May I am not sure of the size of your Canon SX-50. What I can tell you that it is a small bag for small camcorders. I own a Panasonic that is small enough to fit perfectly inside this bag. I like this bag for it's size (Compact). I hope my information can help you decide. Good Luck and Happy New Year 2015. Sincerely, DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com.
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Absolutely not. This little bag was unfortunately not able to hold my Canon SX260 travel zoom. I do not think the bigger and bulkier SX50 (great camera by the way, I'd have bought it if photography rather than birding was my priority) would even fit, much less be able to open.
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Sorry, I can't be of any help. I only know that it's too small for the Canon SX-50.
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I have the D3100 and the case works fine with it, with room to spare. I've put everything from a 35mm to a 18-200mm telephoto on it, with no problems. If the lens has a shroud, it can be kind of finicky to get out, but that's a result of the secure fit, and a minor issue worth having.
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It is a very nice case. I use it with a Nikon Coolpix 520 and it works well. I carry all of its accessories, spare batteries, neck strap and charger in the same bag.
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I have the RX 100-2. It fits in the case nicely. Can also fit an extra battery and a sd card. But only one camera will fit.
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My SX50 fits in the medium. I assume this is the size you're referring to since it only comes in large and medium. It will be a snug fit, but not too snug.
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I fit my Canon Rebel SL1, with 50mm lens and battery charger and hood in this case and still have some room left. This a really good grab and go case. I have a large backpack style that I put everything in and take out what I want for short trips or special photo projects and put them in this easy carry case. Hope that helps.
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I have the canon powershot sx 50 and it fits great and it's cute and sturdy. I love it. yes, you carry it over your shoulders.
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This is the case I bought for for my Kodak EasyShare Sort 135. It does fit snugly, but I really like the case. It does not take up a lot of room while traveling. However, it does not have any spare room to carry extra batteries for the camera. It only carries and keeps the camera safe.
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I got the Case Logic SLMC-200 Compact Systems Camera Case (Black) and like it a lot. I wanted a case I could easily carry around.
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my "Canon" SX20 IS fits extreamly well. Room for extra batteries, cables, and close up lenses. If the SX50 is larger there may be a problem with the debth (front to back).
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I'm not sure what size a Powershot SX50 HS is, but I find the bag a good fit for a single DSLR body and two lenses. I currently carry a T4i with the 18-55 lens as well as an additional 55-250 lens and it is a snug fit. The external pouches provide room for filters and small accessories. I prefer the smallest and lightest case so this works well for me. The quality is very good for the price.