Is Coolpix S6800 fit? What us the closure, zipper or Velcro under the flap?
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I don't know about Coolpix X6800, but my CAnon Power Shot SX260HS fits great...I have the large size. The medium size would have been ok but I would have had to stretch it to shove the camera in, but with the Large size I can just slide the camera in. Had just enough space that I could sew in a small pocket for spare battery. Flap closes with velcro.
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Not sure, I have a Canon Powershot, and it fits great, including extra batteries in the side zipper compartment.
1385545
No zipper. It has velcro on both sides (right and left) and two buckles in the front. Those are more than enough to keep the cover closed. My camera bag frequently gets bumped around and tipped over and my camera equipment has never been at risk of falling out.
1329511
I'm sorry, but it didn't fit. The bag is too narrow (one reason i liked it) and wouldn't zip shut with your larger camera.....
1567599
Hi Pen Name, we recommend the LCJHWA jacket case for the DSC HX90V camera. Thanks_Mitch
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I own a Coolpix S8200 and it fits my camera just fine. Don't know about the S9200. For me, it's the perfect size and that little zipper pouch on the front of the case is very convenient to carry an extra battery.
47564
I love mine. Fits well and is very handy to use the camera with it. Provides some protection when you are out and about with it. Enjoy.
1070554
Not sure..mine is an S8100 but I think all coolpix are built from the same basic body My camera is 4'' x 2.25" x 1.25"
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I'm sorry I don't know; I use it for Canon Power Shot SX260. Of the 3 sizes of this model case, one was too small, another was too big (yes, Goldilocks). This one is not too big, not too snug, so it's easy to take the camera in and out of it. Also, I sewed on a small pocket inside to keep a spare battery and a small lens cleaner. I in fact purchased all 3 sizes, as dimensions given in catalog (even Amazon) is often deceptive, and had already gone through a few purchase/return cycles because of wrong fit. So I got all 3 sizes, and kept the one that fit and returned the rest. Otherwise, I like the fact that its cover is a flap with Velcro, not zipper, so it's easy to open and close, and like the cushioning that the neoprene provides. My camera slips in easily but doesn't swim around in it. My only nitpick is that the I wished the belt loop came in adjustable Velcro, so it won't slip off the pack's waist belt too easily.
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I have a similar camera, same size and shape - I ordered this bag for it as its leather, and inexpensive. It will fit the bag, it will be a snug fit. Which means that storage of other items will be questionable (large type), there is an outer zippered pocket that some items can be stored.
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I found a website that sells photo equipment. It is called: PhotoEtcOnline.com www.photoectonline.com/qb-5l.html the description box list the Velbon s-400 as fitting the QB5LCi
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Hi, it has 2 zippers one on each side, there are Velcro taps stopping the zips from going all the way round so you don't have to open the hole flap just to remove the Camera. if you want to open the hole flap then you simply lift the Velcro taps so the zipper can pass. I Hope this helps.
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Both entries are zipper, the velcro is only to hold the flap up if you choose to leave open.
2136804
There's one big zipper with two zippers that you can open it from the center (like a suitcase). The velcro tabs on the side of the bag stop the zippers so you can just unflap the top portion to grab your camera, or open those velcro tabs and unzip the entire compartment. I love this bag. I would not change a single thing on it!!!
1079666
It fits very nicely. The only thing is the camera on the back is not usable in the folder.
1260528
I have a Canon Sx160 IS and it fits with room to spare .. there's also a small pocket on the inside to hold items that you don't want shifting around... like a memory card or batteries
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On my camera, there is a little flap that covers the equivalent of the 'hot shoe'. If you pry it up, you'll see where it interfaces with the camera. I hope this helps!