What to look for in a camera case: What is a good case for the Powershot SD1200IS?
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Go to a good camera store and try out a few different models. I like a case that slides onto my belt, has some padding or cushioning, and a pocket for an extra battery, an extra SD card, and a cleaning kit. If a case is too tight, and the lens accidentally opens inside the case, the lens drive can be damaged. A loose fitting case with padding and cushioning is the safest.
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I can't vouch for the pink case being a good match for the pink Powershot, but I can vouch for the pink camera being pretty cute. Personally, I'm a dark gray gal, so that's the 1200IS I got, but even I have to admit that the pink one is nice looking. I actually like /all/ the colors of this camera. If you want to see at least a demo of them in person, swing by a best buy. The last one I was in had a nice mock-up display of all of them. It's a shame I had to pick just one! <grin> Hope that helps!
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I ended up taking my camera to the local Best Buy and physically trying various cases until I found one that fit.I ended up getting a Lowepro Edit 110 Camcorder Bag which does the job adequately.It fits alright and has some extra compartments to store batteries and stuff.
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I have a Canon sx260 and it fits this case just fine -- not too snug, not too loose.
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Though you don't strictly need a case, odds are you will want one. I went for the Olympus slim leather case and it is a perfect fit for the Elph SD1100IS. There's even a little bit of room at the top for the camera's wrist strap to fit. You also want something to clean the LCD screen. It has a tendency to get messy with fingerprints pretty fast. Don't buy anything special - if you have a soft cloth made for cleaning eye glasses, that is all you need. I agree w/Matt on the 4GB memory card particularly if you plan to take a lot of movies. If mostly pictures, a 2GB will be fine. The one I use is from Kingston, which came with the camera as a special deal on Best Buy. Good luck with it! Though you don't strictly need a case, odds are you will want one. I went for the Olympus slim leather case and it is a perfect fit for the Elph SD1100IS. There's even a little bit of room at the top for the camera's wrist strap to fit. You also want something to clean the LCD screen. It has a tendency to get messy with fingerprints pretty fast. Don't buy anything special - if you have a soft cloth made for cleaning eye glasses, that is all you need. I agree w/Matt on the 4GB memory card particularly if you plan to take a lot of movies. If mostly pictures, a 2GB will be fine. The one I use... » Read More Though you don't strictly need a case, odds are you will want one. I went for the Olympus slim leather case and it is a perfect fit for the Elph SD1100IS. There's even a little bit of room at the top for the camera's wrist strap to fit. You also want something to clean the LCD screen. It has a tendency to get messy with fingerprints pretty fast. Don't buy anything special - if you have a soft cloth made for cleaning eye glasses, that is all you need. I agree w/Matt on the 4GB memory card particularly if you plan to take a lot of movies. If mostly pictures, a 2GB will be fine. The one I use is from Kingston, which came with the camera as a special deal on Best Buy. Good luck with it! « Show Less
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With the strap on, my sd1200is fit tightly into it. And the case won't close ! Rubbbish!
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I have a Canon G15 and I bought the MegaGear "Ever Ready" Protective camera case (http://www.amazon.com/MegaGear-Protective-Leather-Camera-PowerShot/dp/B009Y2P8Z2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1378874207&sr;=8-1&keywords=canon+g15+mega+gear+case). I think this is a fine case for my camera. It it strong and I feel it provides good protection for the camera. It opens quickly and allows me to shoot without much delay.
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Hi, thanks for your question. I've checked out catalog and was unable to find any listings for the Ever Ready camera case for the Canon PowerShot SX500 HS. However, you can find alternative camera cases for the Canon PowerShot SX500 HS on the following link:
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The only canon case I've found so far is on the canon website. It's little pricey at 34.99 (PSC-900) and looks are, ehh.. Don't get me wrong, I like the plain leather cases... but this one looks cheap. http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact;=SNAModelSuppliesTabAct&fcategoryid;=813&modelid;=19210
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I am using this case for my Canon PowerShot SX130IS and the lens retracts mostly but not flush with the camera face. There is wiggle room in this bag with this camera inside it.
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I am not sure. My PowerShot A4000IS fits nicely in the case but I don't know the size of your camera.
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Hi,I love the case. My Canon SX50 HS with shoulder strap fits in the main compartment along with my battery charger and USB connector cable. I carry a an numbe of other accessories in the side poches like USB drives, a memory card converter and a quick link for my monopod and tripod. Everything is well padded and protected. I'm very happy with the case.
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Ms Rivers, It seems that these camera cases are made to fit one particular model of camera. I have never seen a Canon SX10IS and therefore would not be able to tell you if it will fit. I know I bought one of these cases for my SX50 and another one for my wife's SX210. Two differently shaped and sized cases. These mega Gear cases are on Amazon under the Mega Brands name. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_photo?ie=UTF8&field-brandtextbin;=Mega+Brands&node;=502394 You can go to this URL and start to search through the many, many different cases that Mega Brands sells. If you do find one Then I strongly suggest you buy it as these cases are well worth the money. They make these cases for SONY, Nikon, and Olympus models too it seems. Ms Rivers, It seems that these camera cases are made to fit one particular model of camera. I have never seen a Canon SX10IS and therefore would not be able to tell you if it will fit. I know I bought one of these cases for my SX50 and another one for my wife's SX210. Two differently shaped and sized cases. These mega Gear cases are on Amazon under the Mega Brands name. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_photo?ie=UTF8&field-brandtextbin;=Mega+Brands&node;=502394 You can go to this URL and... » Read More Ms Rivers, It seems that these camera cases are made to fit one particular model of camera. I have never seen a Canon SX10IS and therefore would not be able to tell you if it will fit. I know I bought one of these cases for my SX50 and another one for my wife's SX210. Two differently shaped and sized cases. These mega Gear cases are on Amazon under the Mega Brands name. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_photo?ie=UTF8&field-brandtextbin;=Mega+Brands&node;=502394 You can go to this URL and start to search through the many, many different cases that Mega Brands sells. If you do find one Then I strongly suggest you buy it as these cases are well worth the money. They make these cases for SONY, Nikon, and Olympus models too it seems. « Show Less
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Case Logic makes a snug case for this camera. The bar code number is 85854 01826. Above the barcode is 06/07/s. The main comparment zips. The smaller, outer compartment easily holds two batteries and a credit card and it also zips. It rides nice on my belt, is rugged but not waterproof. The inside main compartment will hold the camera inside a ziplock bag. I've used this in downpours in Greece and wet zodiac landings in the Galapogas and and the camera has stayed dry. I should try it with the batteries too. Brad Gough
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I am not sure about this case, but I can recommend the case logic DCB-302 Compact camera case for the SX260 HS. It fits the camera perfectly along with an SD Card. I think it could hold a spare battery as well.
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perfect fit hardshell with room for extra batteryhttp://www.bestbuy.com/site/Kodak+-+Hard+Digital+Camera+Case+for+Most+Small+Digital+Cameras+-+Black/9427435.p?id=1218103734849&skuId;=9427435&st;=kodak%20case&cp;=1&lp;=1
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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."