Camera-Case Reviews

I have owned several Canon cameras and have always been perfectly satisfied with both camera and case. Opening and closing the EH13-L case, however, was so unmanageable that I finally threw it in the trash and bought a universal case from a local discount store. Much, much better. I can't understand why Canon would provide a poorly designed case for such a well designed camera as the EOS Rebel 2000.

Sleek and simple for nice occasions, but a bit awkward to un-snap and re-snap quickly. I don't regret now buying the case since I don't have cumbersome accessories. However, once I get a bigger lens, I will have to buy those huge lunch--box-like thingamajigs.

I bought this case for the Canon Rebel 2000 camera, and although I couldn't tell from the product description or other reviews, I ordered it hoping it would fit over the "Kit" lens -- the 28mm-80mm zoom. Which it does. It's a well-made soft "leather-like" two-piece case with a bottom part that attaches to the camera's tripod socket and a detachable top piece that snaps into the bottom. In several days of use I've found it to protect the camera (and lens) from ordinary jostling, dust, direct sunlight, and so on. To cover the camera, the top piece wraps underneath the camera body and over the lens and camera top. A small tongue velcroes in on one side and a snap at the back secures it all in place. Opening it up to take a pic is a two-handed affair measured in seconds -- it's no speed holster. And you'll have to deal with the top portion dangling from the base, as noted by one review, but for me that hasn't been a problem. I'd have given it five stars if it was priced...less.

Fits nice and snug. The bottom part stays attached to the camera while you can remove the whole front cover. It takes away from the feel of the Canon IX Lite and adds a little weight. The bottom snap seems to rub against the bottom of the lens when removing the front of the case. It's hard to turn the program dial as well because the attached bottom is so close to it. Try it. You can always return it.

It's designed to fit perfectly with your Canon EOS IX Lite camera. It's form fitting and not bulky, so I can also keep it on while I put the camera itself in a camera bag.

The case is solid and well-built. It's a perfect addition to your camera.

The case is perfectly sized - camera, one extra battery, two extra memory cards fit snugly inside. Soft thin leather. I liked it a great deal until it ripped off my belt when getting in the car, ruining the case for good. If only it had a snap-on belt hook, it would have been perfect.

This camera case is made of genuine leather and fits my Canon A20 perfectly. It is a worthwhile investment...for protecting your camera...

Yes, you guys would be surprised to read that title. The case itself is a very nice product: beautifully designed, soft to touch, but I was very disappointed for my New S20. This product said it is for my S20 Powershot digital camera too. The case is too big. My camera is moving freely inside which will scratch all over my brand new toy S20. Why the model S100 has its own leather soft case (PSC100), and it fits neatly with the S100, why not this model, the S20??? Why? Sony can you answer why?

I have been browsing so many web sites, I have seen all of them do carry the S20 camera, but when I search for its case, they always recommend or post the PSC10 which I have right here in front of me, though it said: for Powershot S20, but Sony can't claim it's for S20, because it is so big for this S20. We need one that fits and holds tight the camera, but not big like I am wearing Michael Jordan Nike's shoe.