Canon Deluxe Gadget Bag 100EG by Canon Cameras US
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Digital camera reviews of Canon Deluxe Gadget Bag 100EG
Digital camera Review: Great Little Bag
Summary: 5 Stars
I wanted a small camera bag that would hold the camera and a few other things. It comfortably holds one camera w/ lens attached and has a little space left over for some other small items. Since I don't have a lot of attachments for my camera, this bag is just perfect without the bulk of the larger camera bags. I like the heavy-duty construction and padding of the bag. It has both a zipper (with two zipper handles) and a latch for the top flap to secure the contents and/or keep it latched closed for easy access. It can be carried three ways: with the handle, over the shoulder strap, or worn on the body with the belt. The belt stap stores hidden on the bag (not taking storage space away) for easy conversion. It seems to be well thought out and has options for many situations you'll find yourself in. Overall, I am satisfied with this bag and highly recommend it.Digital camera Review: Great Looking Functional Bag
Summary: 5 Stars
The Canon Deluxe Gadget Bag is a really nice, functional camera bag and its size is just right. It is not too large and bulky yet holds my EOS Rebel Ti and my Powershot Digital Camera with room to spare. There are pockets that allow you to carry extra rolls of film, lens filters and any of your accessories. Unfortunately, the bag is not large enough to carry a mini tripod but if you are looking for a bag to simply carry your camera and few accessories, this bag is a nice choice.Digital camera Review: Great Starter Bag
Summary: 4 Stars
I was looking at all of the other reviews before deciding to purchase this bag for myself. When the bag arrived I found that it fit my Canon Digital Rebel w/ battery grip, my 50mm EFS lens, and all the cables that came with the rebel as well as the battery charger. I have used this bag for a month or so now and it has held up well. After purchasing a 75-300mm lens I had to upgrade my bag as the 100EG would not hold everything anymore. If you are looking for a starter bag to hold a camera body, a lens maybe two, and a flash then this bag is perfect. Anything more than this I would recommend something a little bigger like the 10EG or 1EG from Canon.Digital camera Review: Great backpack
Summary: 4 Stars
The backpack holds all my stuff with extra room. The only thing was that I thought I was ordering a bag not a backpack based on the picture shown. The backpack is a little on the heavy side for me but I do like it.Digital camera Review: Great bag for S3-IS with 58mm extended lens
Summary: 5 Stars
I like the bag! It has enough room for the Canon PowerShot S3-IS with the LA-DC58E 58mm extended lens adapter and UV filter installed and room for the LH-DC40 lens hood. That was the primary purpose that I bought the new camera bag for. It also has enough room to store cables and batteries. There is a thin zipper pocket within the main pocket that I assume is intended for cables. You would think they would include suggestions on what each pocket should be used for. The main pocket has Velcro dividers too. The outside pocket has two special round shaped pockets for lens filters. I thought that was pretty cool. And there is another one of the long thin zipper pockets for more cables. The top lid wraps, zips and snaps over the whole thing to protect both pockets. I was pleasantly surprised at the high quality of fabric and zippers that the bag is made with. There is a carry handle on the top, a shoulder strap and a waist strap so you can wear the bag like a fanny pack although; I have not tried that feature yet. I think it would be nice if they had made one accordion shaped pocket to put papers in; like an owner's manual. Also, since this bag is most likely going to be used for digital cameras, I am surprised there are no special little tiny pockets for memory cards the way Port/Targus bags have.