I don't get it / The top flap closes with the plastic clip to the wrong way. It does not secure the camara pocket. only a zipper closes it?
1503956
You are correct. The flap and clip really don't do much, they are more for aesthetics than function. But the zipper seems to work just fine in keeping the camera secure in the case.
1503957
I think the flap is just for looks, it does cover the accessory pouch(we keep the battery charger in there and some cash). The zipper part is what keeps the camera in the pouch(it does have a padded lid inside as well). We've had this bag for about 8 months and have taken it on multiple trips(spain,Portugal,Italy and France) and it is still holding well. Only draw back for us is that it has no room for extra lens(don't have an extra lens yet but planning on one soon). We have the Nikon D5100 and it fits perfect. Hope this info helps :)
1503958
A zipper closes and secures the camera from the top. The camera goes in lens first. The plastic clasp thing in front is for a pocket in front, where I keep the cord and battery charger.
933535
Go to the B&H Photo site - http://www.bhphotovideo.com - and ask them this question. They have a wonderful help feature. That's what I did, and I bought the case on Amazon. I only use it for a small flash attachment, so I can't answer anything about a camera. But, it does have all the "compartments" inside and still remains roomy for its size ... so the dimensions listed on the Amazon site will not refer to extra outside pockets. This holder has some nice additional features & is very sturdy.
1760746
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.
304606
no its properly attached to the cap! I then looped the other end around my camera strap so I also wont lose it as I too am always losing the darn things!
56058
Kyle - I honestly don't know - because I don't use the clip. I simply drop it into my pants pocket. It's wonderful that way. There's fancy clips and straps for these gadgets and I never use them sir.
1607589
i just get my thumbs between the two clips and spread them out of the way, if they get in my way. i don't find a problem with it. love that its very secure. especially if you have $$$ camera.
1385542
No it doesn't. The top is Velcro closed and then it snaps in front. I like this better than if there was a zipper. My old old Canon bag just went over the top and snapped shut and I do like the Velcro addition. I hope this helps you.
287730
The camera does not attach to the case. Remove the lid, slide the camera in from the top, reattach the lid via the padlock and the camera is secure.
306820
The snaps on the bag are easy to open, but not so easy to close. However, there's a zip closing the compartment that you would put the camera in and a drawstring closing the top where you could put loose things, so you won't loose anything as you travel. Though because of this design it's hard to quickly pack and take out your camera.
465052
Not well. There are two zippers on the bottom but they don't close well over a quick release. Also, be sure to have ONLY long lenses on the camera as the cover will not tighten over any shorter lenses.
2153096
I just looked at you brand of camera.It looks like yours is Slimmer than mine.I probably wouldn't get this case bc you don't wantthe camera to be moving all over the placein the case. You want it to be still.Mine fit nice and Snug in the case.You should google carrying cases for your right type of camera so you can get the correct thing.
172560
Mary, the bag has a double fobbed zipper that goes around the top on three sides, and then the flap totally conceals and seals the zipper with the quick-connect just tight enough to cover the pouches on front. I love this bag and use it to carry two fully lensed cameras. Hope you like it as well.
1765131
The fold over flaps attach with Velcro so you can position them where you want. I added another padded spacer from my other bag in front of where the lens is, because my camera and lens are my treasure, and as I stated before, I drop things. The extra spacer was my choice, nothing to do with any doubts about the bags protective qualities.
1438601
if there is a hole in the side, the only thing that I can think of is that that space is intended for one of the buttons to control the camera and it possibly broke in transit or prior to shipment? If it is in fact the waterproof housing that your link which you provided in your question pointed to, there's definitely something wrong.
423581
Mine closes fine. There are two tiny, uhhh, thingys :) on the either side that just snap right in to place. If anything I have more problems getting the flap open!
1944077
I am able to carry a tabletop tripod in the side pocket. But the pocket is not big enough to fit either end of a full-sized tripod. What you could *probably* do is put 1 or 2 of the legs into the side pocket and then modify the bag with a fastener to attach the top of the tripod to the side of the bag. Since my sewing skills are lacking, I will probably just buy a different (bigger) bag that's capable of carrying a tripod. For what it's worth, this bag is fantastic for its size! I can fit my camera (Canon 70D) with 2 extra lenses in the bottom. There's more than enough room in the top for flash, batteries, filters, accessories, etc.
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The case unsnaps revealing the lens. It folds down. The protective area on the lens can be completely removed leaving just the area around the camera.