What are the differences between the Model CPL109 and CPL108 ( Gray ). I want it to hold a Canon REbel w/200 mm Zoom and accessories. Also an I PAD. A
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I purchased the L108 gray model and it holds a lot; including my Canon Rebel w/200 mm zoom lens. I currently have all of my camera accessories tucked away in compartments and would highly recommend this backpack.
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I didn't see any difference. I am very happy with mine, it woulds like I believe it should. There was only one issue with the viewfinder which in my opinion become too easily detached, but I am sure that's only my model. I would say do more research on this 1d in comparison to others. You can always buy and return it to if you don't mind spending a few bucks on shipping it back if you don't like it.
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I recently purchased a Case Logic #DCB303. My P7800 fits inside perfectly, not too tight so I can remove and reinsert the camera without popping the lens cap off as I experienced with some of the other small bags I sampled. The camera fits with the standard strap attached as well. In addition to the camera, in the main compartment I can also store my 40.5mm CPL (in its protective case). The bag has two side pockets where I can also store an extra EN-EL14 battery on one side, and SD Cards and a cleaning cloth in the other. It also has a grab handle, belt loop and removable shoulder strap. Perfect for tossing into my work/travel backpack and the camera is well protected. So far this is the best solution for my activities with the P7800. You can Google "DCB303" for images and exact specifications.
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Sorry I can't comment specifically on your camera...best to google CPL MagFilter. They have templates you can print and try on your camera. I will say it is a great addition to my Canon S95. Really makes a difference. Good luck.
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I don't know what you mean by the difference, other than its what is made for the camera and it fits and works. It is a hard one to find. I bought mine from here and it works wonderfully. Its almost impossible to find in the stores.
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Hey there, right now I'm running a D800 with a 24-70mm and there is still a weight left so it should be ok. I am assuming the 80-200mm should be similar in weight. That being said, if size and portability is not a concern I would suggest a glide cam for smoother gliding. Else the steadicam is unbeatable for travelling.
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No way, Alec, not even close. The picture of this bag is quite deceiving and misleading. This bag is as big as your two hands stacked side by side. I can barely fit my Polaroid IS2132 without any accessories in it. I hope you can find a bag that will fit your awesome Canon in it! :)
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Check the Canon website for accessories for the XA-10. I did, and it shows BP-819 as an option.
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I have a C100 and I wouldn't think of using this thing. It dropped my 5D Mk2 on the floor. The parts are not substantial enough to hold any plate that you would attach. Also, It is almost impossible to balance out. Sorry I thought it was a good idea too.
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Hi, I have totally loved my canon bag - I have 2 bags , one that is a rucksack and can hold my laptop/books etc and this one. Since I have had this one I hardly use my other one ! A good buy I would say. Hope this helps.
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andrew-thanks for the info.i have a stylus 810 and was looking to upgrade.overall i like the 810, but i want a camera with more optical zoom. one complaint i have with the stylus 810 is lag time - startup, btn shots, flash recharge, etc.any similar issues with the 1010?i have not yet purchased a camera, and will take a look at the stylus 1010 again!
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Ok so this is what I'm going off of. The Cannon SX10IS is the same price as the P90 but the P90 has 24x zoom and 12.1 MP... The price differential came from somewhere. I'm putting my bets on the image processor. I personally own the SX10IS and I could not be happier. My friend who owns the Cannon Rebel XSi tries to say how his buy is much more justified. So far the only things I have found better is his white balance, optional remote trigger, and the capability to shoot in RAW. Otherwise our cameras are very similar.
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Both bags are equal in material wise. Rigid. But I bought 2 of the Canon 1eg bag because it said Canon. It was just a personal choice the lower pro looks to generic. They feel exactly the same.
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The Tamrac bag is a much better made bag, more compartments, better design. Canon has the bags made for them and they are a much lower quality ptoduct
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I actually bought both of them, and kept the XA-1 (for cost purposes). They are the same size and weight. Unless you have deep coat pockets, I would not put it in a pocket. It is heftier than a compact point and shoot.
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I took my G1X mkII to Best Buy and started fitting it inside various cases. The size of the lens makes a good fit difficult to attain. After about 15 cases, I settled on a Lowepro Format 120 bag for $24.95. With the adjustable padding, I'm able to fit the camera next to a Canon 430EXII speedlight with Stofen diffuser. It has a nice zippered mesh pocket with room for a spare battery, USB cable and my iPad camera connection kit. Comfy hand grip and detachable shoulder strap. I usually throw the whole thing in a backpack and go, although it works well on its own. It's more protective and functional than the better fitting slim cases I used for my G10, but also more expensive. So is the gear it protects... I took my G1X mkII to Best Buy and started fitting it inside various cases. The size of the lens makes a good fit difficult to attain. After about 15 cases, I settled on a Lowepro Format 120 bag for $24.95. With the adjustable padding, I'm able to fit the camera next to a Canon 430EXII speedlight with Stofen diffuser. It has a nice zippered mesh pocket with room for a spare battery, USB cable and my iPad camera connection kit. Comfy hand grip and detachable shoulder strap. I usually throw the whole thing in a backpack and go, although it works well on its own. It's more protective and... » Read More I took my G1X mkII to Best Buy and started fitting it inside various cases. The size of the lens makes a good fit difficult to attain. After about 15 cases, I settled on a Lowepro Format 120 bag for $24.95. With the adjustable padding, I'm able to fit the camera next to a Canon 430EXII speedlight with Stofen diffuser. It has a nice zippered mesh pocket with room for a spare battery, USB cable and my iPad camera connection kit. Comfy hand grip and detachable shoulder strap. I usually throw the whole thing in a backpack and go, although it works well on its own. It's more protective and functional than the better fitting slim cases I used for my G10, but also more expensive. So is the gear it protects... « Show Less
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Just ordered the Lowepro Cirrus 110 for this camera based upon a recommendation from a camera forum. It looks like a good bag, but I'll try to remember to post here when I find out for sure...