What is a good camera bag for the Canon S5? I was just wondering what some of you fellow Canon S5 owners store your camera in? The Canon case Amazon.com recommends has bad ratings and the buyers say it doesn't even fit. Is it better to get those LowePro Bags or how about the Canon Gadget bags for other models?I just got my camera in april and have just been storing it in the original box.. any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks What is a good camera bag for the Canon S5? I was just wondering what some of you fellow Canon S5 owners store your camera in? The Canon case Amazon.com recommends has bad ratings and the buyers... » Read More What is a good camera bag for the Canon S5? I was just wondering what some of you fellow Canon S5 owners store your camera in? The Canon case Amazon.com recommends has bad ratings and the buyers say it doesn't even fit. Is it better to get those LowePro Bags or how about the Canon Gadget bags for other models?I just got my camera in april and have just been storing it in the original box.. any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks « Show Less
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Found the perfect case at Circuit City. Made by Case Logic and fits the S5 like a glove. http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Case-Logic-Camera-Camcorder-Bag-Black-SLCC-1/sem/rpsm/oid/145928/rpem/ccd/productDetail.doModel #: CLC SLCC1
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I think I found that case here at Amazon for $10 less! It looks great! Can you tell me if there is room in that case for both the Canon S5 camera AND four spare AA batteries? I ask because I read a review on the case and I thought the person said there was not room for spare batteries. It's possible I misunderstood him, but I need to know before I buy it. Anyone?
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I found one very similar to this one: http://blujay.com/item/SAMSONITE-PB60-Photo-Digital-CameraVideo-Case-5040000-2338074at Walmart. It holds the camera, the battery charger I bought to go with my camera, two sets of batteries and two of the books that came with the camera. It fits neatly into my backpack for when I travel. This bag works great if you do not have any of the extra lens adapters for the camera. It will NOT hold the lens adapters and the battery charger though.
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I bought the Case Logic TBC-4 Camcorder Bag . It is a wonderful case.The size is wonderful and I had the camera, 2 memory cards, batteries (4) and the lens adapter and 2 filters ( obviuosly not in the cam).Very confortable to carry even with the belt.See inCase Logic WBC-4 Camcorder Bag (Black/Grey/Blue)For only US$ 12.94 !!!
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I recommend the Tamrac Digital Zoom 2It's the perfect bag for the S3 & S5 and it's the best quality you can find for a low price. I own one of this since 2 years, I use it a lot and it still looks like it was new.It has enough space for carrying spare batteries and memory cards.You can find it here:Tamrac 5682 Digital Zoom 2 Camera Bag (Steel Gray)
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I found a perfect bag by Samsonite at Wal-Mart for about $14.00. It fits as if it were made for the S5. I have my Advanced Manual, 4 extra batteries, a cleaning pen and cloth, USB cord in it. There are adjustable velcro compartments that create nice little storage pockets for a few other small items too. If you start adding accessories such as the tele converter and adapters, you may want to look into something bigger.
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I use the Lowepro Topload Zoom Mini Camera Bag from Amazon (about $20). Holds camera, and spare batteries very nicely.Jim
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I am using the Lowepro Rezo 50 which is a really nice case for 15 bucks at BB. Camera fits really nice with nice compartments.
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Hi David, the insert is really good if you plan to carry you're DSLR in a backpack or any bag wide enough to fit it, it is quite compact actually compared to getting one of the canon bags and fitting the bag into a backpack. I carry my camera with the kit lens, two extra lenses, a lens hood and my charger comfortably in this. Hope this helps. Raja
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I am using the strap that came with the camera itself. Its attached to the camera body instead of the carry case, feels much safer this way. The carry case does not seem to be designed for a strap and I am pretty content removing the case and leaving the camera hanging by the strap when taking pictures. This is a general problem with all compact cases. I tried the one canon provides but that too doesnt have a strap.
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I think there is a bag sizer on the LowePro website. Consider ordering one size larger, as for my camera the bag finder tool resulted in a very tight fit.
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My first SLR I did buy a bag. Then when I got my D20 I decided that I didn't need to lug all my accessories around with me. I would refer to H. Stevens comments for solutions. What I use now for my Canon is a well made cushioned backpack.
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My camera was a Samsung and it fit beautifully in this case. I wanted a camera and case I could just toss into my purse, and the case and camera are perfect. Camera is well protected and doesn't jossel around. It is a snug fit.I got the purple case to match my purple camera. It was everything I wanted and needed. The price was also great. Good Luck!
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I carry my camera in a little phone case that has a belt clip not a loop for fast & easy on and off the belt.. I definitely recommend picking up a small camera case for protection. I also like the lowepro Apex 20 AW CASE it has room for spare battery,sd card cable, cleaning cloth). (The Lowepro Napoli 20 case is very nice but no room for spare battery on this one). Casecrown ( SD1300IS 12 MP Digital Camera Carrying CaseCrown Black ) &lt; I like this one alot &gt; Canon PowerShot SD1300IS 12 MP Digital Camera Carrying CaseCrown Compact Travel Case (Black) Canon PowerShot SD1300IS 12 MP Digital Camera Carrying CaseCrown Compact Travel Case (Crimson) ...See my reviews on these two if you have the time... See my review on this camera , it has some cases there, and the camera review below mine has one he likes also... Hopes this helps. Be carefull of some of the canon cases, the metal magnet catch might scratch the camera, I am sure some people like them and have good luck with them, this is just my opinion... Good question ! How about this one Case Logic QPB-201 EVA Molded Compact Camera Case (Black), I have never used one but it seems nice...
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I ended up buying the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags. Note that I could certainly use the small, and possibly the medium, inside the messenger bag, but the extra small provides all the space I need for the camera gear and leaves a lot of room in the main bag for other things. I ended up buying the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags. Note that I could certainly use the small, and possibly the medium, inside the messenger bag, but the extra small provides all the space I need for the camera gear and leaves a lot of room in the main bag... » Read More I ended up buying the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags. Note that I could certainly use the small, and possibly the medium, inside the messenger bag, but the extra small provides all the space I need for the camera gear and leaves a lot of room in the main bag for other things. « Show Less
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Since everyone answered the question...I carry my camera in a cushioned make-up bag. I wanted something lightweight w/easy access. It's a great camera and my friends w/big DSLRs always marvel at it. However I just saw a Samsung point and shoot that's the size of a P & S but w/the lens as big as a DSLR. That looked promising.
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I guess my answer is too late for you :( but may help others. I bought a Lowepro Edit 120+ Camcoder bag and I am very happy with it. the camera fits perfectly to the main bag which has a pocket on each side for 2 extra battery. the bag can easily protect the camera as it is. but I put a 1'' foam to the bottom for extra protection(you can use this space for an external mic which is not longer than the camera). I put the compartment seperator (comes with the bag) to the top of the camera so I can not drop the camera even if I rotate the bag upside down when the zipper is open :). The bag also has a front pocket where I put the remote controller and some filters. This pocket is also good for usb, HDMI cables. The top of the main compartment has 3 small pockets designed for SD cards (you can put them in their case). The best part is Removable bottom compartment where I put the power adaptor and power cable. you can also put the stand alone charger and more batteries or cables here. I remove this part and leave at home when I go for a walk with the camera. and attach it only for longer trips (where I can and need to charge batteries.) the bag came with the shoulder strap eventhough it is not mentioned in product details :) I checked the offical bag and found it to be too bulky for such a small camcoder. As I said before I am very happy with Lowepro Edit 120+
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When getting a bag few things come to mind: 1) waterproof? 2) cushioned? 3) type of strap (thin ones tend to hurt after a while) 4) will u need space for extra battery, lenses, tissue, a pen? (i have one with extra pockets to use it like a purse), 5) buttons, velcro or zippers? Are these good quality? (my zippers are not that good, just make sure camera can get in/out easily
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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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I believe you can fit the C100 into the Canon 1EG Gadget Bag, with one or two lenses, maybe a few small accessories. The front and side pockets will hold various small items; i.e. cables, lens filters, etc. It is a fairly good size bag and has separators you can easily reposition as necessary. I have a couple of Canon 60D cameras and they fit well in the main body of the bag along with 3 lenses; all my accessories fit in the available pocket spaces. I'm considering getting a second bag as I expand my equipment inventory. - AKSteve
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I bought a tamrac brand case. You should be able to find a case in a well-stocked camera store. Take your camera along. My case has a small zipper compartment for an extra battery or two and SD camera cards. It has served me well on several international trips as well as "around the house."
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Hello, Tony. The S5's Micro SD card slot supports up to 64GB of added storage. This is helpful for storing photos, music and hopefully storing the 4k video that the Galaxy S5 is capable of shooting. So, yes. This card is fine. Keep in mind though that Samsung and Google (Android), updated the OS to KitKat and there are new found issues with utilizing the SD card the way we are so accustomed to. You should read the forums on KITKAT and SD cards. You will understand what I am trying to convey here. Cheers!
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What is the warranty and/or how long have you had your canon? I have read many posts about the LCD breaking. Are there any cases you recommend or that the customer service recommended?Thanks!