Can anybody tell me if the Olympus TG-820 will fit in this case? Thanks
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I do not know. It works great for my Canon SX 100 and SX 130 cameras. I do not know if they are of similar size and shape. I keep two spare batteries and a spare SD card in the case as well. I have bought and in use three of the cases all for Canon cameras.
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I don't know, I bought the case for an Olympus XZ-1 and its a very tight fit.
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Yes,will fit.Inside the case I keep 4 flashes,two camera bodies,three lenses,three remote controllers and one transmiter and still have space for more things. Super great case.
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Yes, it will fit. But only the camera, don't expect to carry lens and other stuff within it.
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i don't know for sure, your camera might be a little to thick, it's 1.1 inches and the case is .8 inches thick
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sorry, i don't have the case anymore, i gave it away. I had a small olympus elite camera and that case was too small. I ended up getting a nice sturdy case from Best Buy that was relatively iinexpensive. Hope this helps.................Catherine
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I don't know, since I don't have that lens. The case fits the 12-50 mm Olympus just fine, though slightly snugly. That lens' length is accommodated by the fact that the part of the case that houses the lens is hinged with snap buttons. Check how the dimensions of your lens compare with the 12-50 mm lens. The dimensions are surely available somewhere on Olympus web pages.
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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.
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The MegaGear case I bought was for the OM-D EM-5 camera. That lens is not listed by Olympus among the lenses for that camera. I did read that lens is suitable for four-thirds systems, but that is not the same as a MICRO four-thirds system, which my camera is. I bet that lens is intended for E-series cameras.
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I have no idea. I have a T2i - with a lens that measures 2 3/4" the overall camera measures 6 1/2" deep and has about 2" left over at the top of the case. Hope this helps. BTW - I really like the case. I carry it horseback and it has worked great!!
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I am not sure if T3i will fit into this case. Please check specs or customer reviews .
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It Will fit it however, this case is meant for the 32 gb and up which is why it has the hole on the bottom left for the loop. It also has a little extra space by the camera for flash. If you dont mind the extra spaces on the case, then it shouldn't be a problem.
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Hello Moshe B., Check at the Olympus camera site to get your question answered. They should be able to let you know if it will fit to that camera.
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I have the same thing. It fits. It doesnt fit perfect but it fits. I put the extra lens on the bottom and the camera on top. I really like this case for hiking its very light and if i drop the camera or get the case wet im not worried as it protects it pretty good.
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My Sony DSCW830 fits in there great. I did not think it to be a snug fit. My camera has a silicone case on it and it still fit fine in their.
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It probably will fit, this is a generic case designed to fit a variety of camera's. I would suggest purchasing a fitted case specifically for the G2 camera. They tend to be more expensive but are less cumbersome and provide better protection. You might also consider a 'camera skin' case [not available for all camera's], but provide excellent shock protection without the bulk. FYI, the MegaGear case is very well made - but to take pictures, I find that I need to remove the cover and store it somewhere [otherwise it hangs in my way]. Because it is a generic case, the top cover not form fitting - providing less protection from the elements. Hope this helps.
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There is ample space for an Olympus TG-630. Even the foam float strap 202212 can be stored additionally.