Lowepro Rezo 30 (Black) by Lowepro
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Digital camera reviews of Lowepro Rezo 30 (Black)
Digital camera Review: Nice bag, but too small
Summary: 3 Stars
I was recommended this bag by the amazon website when I bought a Panasonic camera (DMC-TZ5). The bag is quite nice, good quality and looks pretty safe for the camera. But, is's too small!. You can barely fit the camera in bag! I recommend that you buy a bigger size or compact cameras!Digital camera Review: Nice case.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this as a gift to go with a Nikon L series camera. The size is perfect, the camera fits nice and snug, there is room for some money, documents, other small thin items inside the case. The outside there is enough room for four AA bateries and two or three memory cards with cases.
The back strap is awesome, instead of a belt loop, there is a belt loop / detachable loop / velcro loop that is super sturdy and you can put this on a backpack, purse or other things that a simple loop would not work.
Protection seems to be in line with other cases, I would trust this case if I dropped it.
All in all, I'm probably going to get one for myself, this is really a nice case and is small enough to not be cumbersome.
Digital camera Review: Nice little bag
Summary: 5 Stars
I was looking for a compact bag for my Panasonic DMC-TZ3 and the camera fits perfectly if a bit snugly. You won't fit anything in the main compartment besides the camera but there's a small pouch on the outside for a spare battery and memory card. I haven't tested the bag in the wild yet but it seems well constructed and should provide good protection for the camera.Digital camera Review: Nice little case
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a nice little case. It fits my Samsung TL225 quite nicely, and seems padded enough on the inside to adequately protect it from short drops. The case holds the camera well enough that I can leave the top unzipped for easy access without worry. The belt loop can be opened, and is secured by both a snap and velcro, which thankfully allows me to attach it to my belt without removing the belt, yet seems strong enough that it won't easily come off. The front pocket easily holds a second battery and memory card, and the neck strap seems a good length and well made.
All in all, this is a very good case for the price.
Digital camera Review: Nicely made, fits Canon Powershot S90 like a glove
Summary: 5 Stars
Got as a case to carry a Canon Powershot S90 on my belt and protect the camera from dust. Fits the Canon S90 like a glove. Only thing I don't like is the zipper tends to catch a bit on opening but not on closing. Catching can be readily counteracted by pinching the open side of the zipper track a bit just below the zipper. But otherwise, the case holds the S90 very snugly but not so tightly it's difficult to get out. Can unzip the case enough to easily get the camera out without any apparent danger of having the camera fall out. The zippered pouch offers complete camera enclosure whereas with a case like that sold by Canon for the Powershot 500, there is the rapid opening convenience of a top Velcro flap but dust and dirt will also easily find their way to the camera since the Velcro flap doesn't completely close off the inside of the case like the Rezo 30 zipper.
The Rezo 30 case is nice, too, in that it does have a front pouch covered by a Velcro flap suitable for holding a spare SD card or spare battery. Also has a very nice detachable shoulder strap that appears very sturdy but attaches to two tough fabric loops on the case itself.
Had a previous Casio Exilim Z-750 camera in a different Lowepro case that I banged against my hip and cracked the LCD screen, which was facing my hip. The Rezo 30 case mainly offers padding to protect the camera. The padding on the outside of the case is very good and having a spare SD card or battery in the outside compartment would undoubtably offer some extra protection. There is some padding on the belt side of the case where the camera rests in the main compartment against your hip. The Velcro flap that forms the inside of the belt loop has some stiffness to it, like a collar stay, that might also afford some additional protection to the LCD screen. So other than the zipper sticking a bit, my only other concern with the case is whether there is enough hipside protection to save the LCD screen from a really careless bump into something.
The case is a subdued, light black color with a tight fabric weave. The Lowepro logo is very small and modest, adding just a teeny touch of flair. So you can wear the case on your hip in almost any business or casual dress situation without attracting undue attention.
All in all, a steal at $11. Highly recommended.