Is the camera cover flap removable from the rest of the case?
166750
It is removable however it is kind of tricky to open. It does appear to be a good solid sturdy case but the rubber that goes over the camera piece just broke today. I also had several people tell me it was hard to hear me, so I removed the screen inside the case, people can hear me better. for the price this is the best case I have had for my phone. I abuse it and it has worked well for me. I work construction and abuse the case. I would recommend it.
166751
no, ,it pivots out of the way to use the camera, but remains attached to the main body of the case
166752
If by "removable" you mean "comes completely off" the answer is "no." It does flip up so you can take a picture.
166753
No, the camera flap is not removable. It is hinged to stay out of the way when you are taking a picture, I should mention compared to the 4S case, the newer 5C case is easier to use on a daily basis. In my opinion, the Griffin is the only case worth buying.
166754
It's connected to the case and when you want to take a picture you just pull it open and rotate it down
563585
Yes. When you take the top of the case off you can see the screen and have access to all the buttons. You can either set the top half of the case aside or attach it by one of the buckles to the bottom half of the case and let it dangle. To get to the battery and memory card you must remove the bottom half of the case. It is very easy. The case does not really hinder any use of the camera and protect the camera very well.
671253
Yes. I love this cover. It looks very nice and functions well. The camera lens opening is also excellent. I gave away my more expensive cover in place of this one.
1314494
Yes you can. There is a notch at the top that is open for the camera. This is the third case I bought for this computer. I didn't like the other two for various reasons, but I love this one.
1296907
There is no need to remove cover to access battery or SD Cards. There are cut-out for them. As for the tripod mount it depends on the mount itself, the one that I use works with a little finessing.
167926
The front camera is covered when the flap is closed, but the back camera has a cutout allowing for use anytime. Also, the microSD port isn't accessible when the case is on, but the Xperia easily snaps in/out of the case.
1081153
Yes. It covers the lens completely and can close as well. And when you don't want the flap on you can even take it completely off and use the rest of the case on the camera as well and you can even use the camera with its case on!
2173520
It does have the camera hole but when you put tablet in the case, the hole is on the wrong side. I was not pleased with this case.
83932
There is an opening in the hard case back. However, when the cover flap is open, the camera port is obscured and renders the camera of no use. With the cover flap open, only the forward facing camera is functional. I recently videoed a sporting event and the cover had to be removed.
1262905
You dont need to remove the cover if you dont want to. The open part is big enough for you to remove/attach the side cover whith the frme mounted in the camera. It is realy handy.
385266
Yes. The only thing inconvenient, but it goes with this kind of case, is that you have to remove the bottom to get the SD card or battery out. When you're shooting, you've got the front dangling, as well as the lens cover. It's a trade off with not carrying a bag around and having to dig the camera out of it. But this is a high quality item and protects the camera well, though it's not the most practical perhaps.
865648
There is a hole made for the camera lens so no, you don't have to remove it!!! It's a really good case you should consider buying it!
682942
Not at all. The back side has a hole large enough that the camera and flash isnt covered, and the front is fully open
642766
The flap is not removable, if that's what you mean. And it doesn't bend all the way back around since the case is so thick. But you can talk on the phone with the flap shut.
2118372
Partially, the case does not fold, you take away the cover, leaving a base attached to the camera. The cover you take away its big and not so functional...
1010170
Yes. Although I advise caution when putting the camera in to the case (you need to be sure the latches are secured to keep water out) it only takes a few seconds to remove the camera and put it back in.
868327
Nope, the little lug for the strap on the camera hits one of the case mounting points. I guess you could remove the lug or modify the case.