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Case Logic SLRC-1Z SLR Camera Holster Case - Large (BLACK/GREY) | 
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| Brand: Case Logic
Category: Photography
Buy New: $17.58 (On sale from $39.95)
You Save: $22.37 (56%)
New (45) Used (1) from $17.58
Rating:  9 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 6 x 8.5 x 10.3
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 25 years warranty
MPN: SLRC-1Z
Model: SLRC-1Z
UPC: 085854066112
EAN: 0085854066112
ASIN: B0009KVT2Y
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Fits SLR camera with zoom lens | | • | Dedicated, weather-proof camera space protects hardware and helps prevent loss or damage of accessories during frequent removal or access | | • | Impact-resistant base protects your hardware from moisture and toppling over | | • | Removable padded shoulder strap can be adjusted for a comfortable fit | | • | Fabric - Nylon |
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Product Description
Ultra-protective SLR camera case fits most cameras with zoom lenses / Dedicated, weather-proof camera space protects hardware Dimensions - 10.25 x 8.5 x 6 inches Linear inches - 24.75 inches Weight - 14 ounces
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 Quality camera holster November 16, 2008
Very well built, useful camera case. Fits a D60 with medium telephoto lens (Nikkor 55-200 VR) just fine. Lots of small pockets for all your little gear. Well padded shoulder pad allows the strap to slide while the pad remains in place on the shoulder.
Perfect for camera storage and in situations where a camera pack may be overkill. Also fits well inside larger general use bags.
I took this on a 5 day backcountry trip through yosemite, carrying it in a 45 liter internal frame pack, with plenty of room for essentails left over.
Great for DMC-FZ18K with TCON-1.7x August 14, 2008
This case fits my DMC-FZ18, the TCON-1.7x in its own bag, the Panasonic DMW-LA3 adapter, the lens hood and adapter, a nikon lens cleaning pen, the battery charger and both of the cables that came with the camera. I still have room for an extra battery, extra SD cards and could probably squeeze in some filters and the close up lens.
This is a big case. Both in terms of what it will fit and it's physical size. It's a little bit bigger than a football, but comes with plenty of tie on spaces and a shoulder strap. The protection seems more than adequate and I will feel safe using this on a back packing trip.
A really slick case for a decent price August 4, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm extremely picky when it comes to cases. My Rebel XTi is also my baby, and I wanted something sturdy.
Things I Love:
-Hardshell bottom, protects the lens and lets the case stand upright
-Contemporary Design, futuristic with lots of ornamental elastic piping. Hip and sporty look.
-All Zipper closures, without velcro
-Generous depth, fits my Rebel XTi with EF 28-135 IS with room to spare
-Lots of pockets, no shortage of storage
-Very nice shoulder strap
-Lots of padding
Things I don't like:
-Weatherproof main zipper. While I appreciate the thought, it's very difficult to use the zipper, and I'm always worried I'm going to break it.
-Internal lycra lens sleeve. Hole is far too small for any large-sized zoom lens (what this case was designed to accomodate) and the velcro flaps for the sleeve make it impossible to keep a hood stored on your lens.
Case closed July 20, 2008
Purchased for Nikon D80 and 18-200 lens. It does indeed fit, but it's VERY snug. Some difficulty getting camera out of case in a hurry, but the case itself seems well made and well padded. Wish it had a bit more room for filters.
 Excellent Protection for my Nikon D80 and 18-200 mm lens October 24, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Solid, yet relatively lightweight, protection for my D80 and 18-200mm lens. Has some room to spare for me to throw in a small casio exilim cam as well. Although I hope it never happens, the bottom seems solid, yet well cushioned, to protect the lens and cam. Would buy again.
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