Is it easy to carry this camera? Not in shirt pockets at least in pant pockets?
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Product Dimensions: 4.1 x 3.2 x 2.7 inches.Maybe a baggy jacket pocket but not pants pocket.I wouldn't really want to carry this an any pocket, I wouldn't want to damage the zoom or scratch the lcd screen but it has a nice neck strap and is light weight so not nearly as bulky as an SLR. It's not a pocket camera. Perhaps the Canon SX170 which has the following dimensions: Product Dimensions: 1.7 x 4.3 x 2.8 inches
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Easy to carry by strap or in case but not in pockets, will not fit unless deep jacket pockets.
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Hi Ginett. The camera is pretty light, but does have a little bit of a "solid" feel to it. If weight is a concern, you could also consider a Panasonic model, which I bought for my wife to keep in her purse. It is a little smaller and lighter but includes a wide angle lens, long lasting battery and a (slightly less powerful, but still very adequate) 10X Zoom. This one is a Panasonic Lumix Model DMC-ZS02. It has most of the features of the larger one and costs around $50 less. Either camera will easily fit in a shirt pocket. Hope this 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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It is bit bulky, but it will fit in cargo pens side pocket, not really in jeans pocket. It does not comes with a case. Suggesting to buy the case with belt holder. It is a very good camera, takes great outdoor pictures and has a great zoom too.
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If you're wearing fairly tight or "skinny" pants, it's not going to fit comfortably. If you're wearing normal pants or certainly cargo shorts or pants it's fine. It is an odd shape, but it's pretty much the size of a standard point and shoot camera. I'd say a size comparison would be like carrying two cell phones in your pocket. (I'm specifically comparing the size to an iphone 5s. Imagine two to two and a half put together and that's about the size of the camera.)
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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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Yes. There is an on/off switch on it.And it's not very big, so you should be able to carry it in your pocket without much of a problem.
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I have put the camera with case in my cargo pants pocket, but the case does add some girth the overall size of the camera.Mine is normally carried using the strap either on my shoulder or around my neck.
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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.
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Not a normal pants pocket. It can fit in a coat pocket or cargo pants pocket. It is a great camera and worth the extra size.
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I guess. But you'd never get the camera off without taking the whole vest off, plus it'd be unprotected. Might as well use a backpack. Plus, I've switched to Sony cameras with Zeiss lenses - featherlight.
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There is a small Strap that fits on the side of the camera. It fits around your hand. This is a great camera but in your pocket carried anywhere is great! And I love the Greggtex said it takes also enjoy
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It's about a foot or less all folded up. It's not very sturdy, so placing a DSLR on it is questionable. A pocket camera shouldn't be a problem.
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No, I had to carry mine, but it's really comfortable on the pockets I wish they had zippers better
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I am able to carry it without any problem. I have a sedentary job and do not work out regularly. It comes with a case with handles so it is not unwieldy --- it is easy to carry and not too heavy.
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I have found it plenty convenient for carrying in my front pockets. Unless the pockets in your jeans are really tight, you should be OK. It won't slide in and out like it wound without the case, but I've found that to be more due to the texture of the rubber than the size of the case.
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Yes, in a coat pocket, but I prefer to have it in the Sony case with the cord attached. Furthermore, Its is now a 2+ year old model. Consider something more recent having either BT to Smart TV or ability to upload via Wi-Fi. Finally, over the years, I always found the Canon to take pictures with truer colors. Finally, I am finding that I use my I-Phone 5 rather than the Sony Cyber-shot when I have taken trips the last two years. I read that the i-Phone 6 has even better camera capabilities.