Does this fit RX100? And can i still fit in a memory card and spare SD card? I know this question is already asked below, but i dont see a good ans?
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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.
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Can't give specific response about this camera. Can only offer my own reaction vs. built-in flash on RX-100-2...camera flash worked better than HVLF20M, so returned the external unit. Of course, your experience may vary...
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I'm pretty sure mine came with a strap, but I prefer to use the RX100 with a wrist strap. The case provides good protection, but is ill fitting as it is too tall.
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Yes it's a perfect fit - about a centimeter at the top to spare and 5mm at either side. I've got my RX100 here and am contemplating buying another Rezo 30 to replace my 6 year old Rezo 30 (only issue is one corner of the zipper teeth have come unsewed from the case finally). Other than this recent failure, the case has been solid - really like the belt loop plus swiveling shoulder strap.
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(Reply to Rachel's post):This was my question exactly.. I like it's features but am reluctant to buy it because it says it's only for specific cameras. What makes it compatible with those but not other brands/models? (specifically please, from someone who knows for sure) There has to be a reason why it's listed as only for those cameras, and I'd like to know what it is..
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I would say no. Because camera case only fits on RX 100. Second generation has thicker body.
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thank you for your feedback. I am using the cx100 a lot these days, just bought the 8gb memory stick recommended in the owners manual and works great as well. Also per manual, you have to tell the cam to work off the internal vs stick memory.Nice to know we can get info hits 10 weeks later that are emailed to us.--LarryOC
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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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Only the 2nd release RX100mii that came out a couple of months ago. The original RX100 does not have a hot shoe.
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Not sure of the RX100 dimensions but I have a Canon S110 in mine. It's a snug fit but just what I wanted. Check dimensions and that should tell you. The length is most important. If the RX100 is a quarter inch longer than the S100 it won't fit.
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Hello, to be honest I have no clue. Last time I answered a question which was would the Sunpack "fit" a camera I caught hell from another reviewer. This reviewer apparently is not familiar with the English language. The questioner asked would the RD200n fit his camera. I looked up his model on the internet checked its specs and saw that it had a standard hot shoe and so at that point I new it would FIT. Now would it function properly I have no clue because that was not the question. Youngsoo you're grasp of English is better than others will the Sunpack RD 2000N be "Compatible"! This is the correct question because it covers the will it fit and will it work on you're camera. The "N" at the end refers to Nikon, at "C" would be Canon. As to whether it will sync with the X100 again I have no clue! The top of most cameras have hot shoes and on the bases of these hot shoes are pins that line up with contacts at the base of the flash. If these don't line up correctly then I would suspect some functions on your camera will not work. The Sunpack RD2000 is compatible with all TTL cameras this according to their web site. Youngsoo your camera, specs listed here: http://www.finepix-x100.com/ has a Dedicated TTL hot shoe. Will an RD2000 work, yes I believe it will. However you are asking if a RD2000N will be compatible and I believe that answer would be no. As for the reasons stated above.
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If the RX100 II have the same dimensions as the RX100, then I would think that you would have the same disappointing results that I did. The bottom support fits perfectly but the top cover is bulky and awkward. The top cover has to be removed when you open it to take a picture, otherwise it may fall off and possibly get lost. I hope this information is useful.
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I checked your camera specs and it does support a SD, SDHC, or SDXC memory cards. So yes, it will fit. Just put the mini sd card into the adapter and slide the adapter in your camera.
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I, too, share your concerns, particularly since the Canon SX10 has a hot shoe for a flash. No room for filters in the Olympus, and I can place an 8 or even 16 gb sd card in the SX10, as opposed to the 2 gb in the Olympus. However, a 26x optical zoom and 12MP is hard to walk away from, isn't it?
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I bought the MegaGear leather case and it did not fit my Sony RX-100 camera like a glove (they claim) I returned it and paid extra for the Sony leather case which I love. I can charge my camera with the case on. I got extra batteries so I don't do it too often.
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Well, I did a search to find one associated with my Sony rx100....it just screws in to The bottom. not knowing what you're using I don't know if thats applicable
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I doubt it but I can't say for certain. I have a RX100 II as well and it doesn't fit it. Having said that though it would likely fit the II version if you were to likely shave the tabs on the back door that hold the camera in the housing. On the II it really wouldn't take much to make it fit. All the other controls line up fine and work on my housing. I haven't been able to check the III but may buy one in the future. One other thing though to keep in mind that even if you can make it fit, the wider angle 24mm lens might capture the black ring of the housing around the lens when shooting totally wide open. I never had an issue with the 28mm of the I version.