Anyone using this case for a canon g16 and its strap and extra batery?
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The inside of the bag is about 3W by 1-3/4H by 5-1/8L (inches). The G16 is smaller than this and should fit easily. I don't know how bulky your strap is though. The bag also has a large separate pouch on the front that closes with a zipper. This will hold a camera battery and extra memory cards with extra space. There is a belt loop on the back that snaps closed and could hold a strap. There is good padding inside for minor drops or stuffing it extra full and the case will keep light rain out but don't drop it in a lake! Mine is over a year old and the zippers still work well. I've had no problems. I carry a Panasonic DMC-LX7 in my case and have no complaints.
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The inside of the bag is about 3W by 1-3/4H by 5-1/8L (inches). The G16 is smaller than this and should fit easily. I don't know how bulky your strap is though. The bag also has a large separate pouch on the front that closes with a zipper. This will hold a camera battery and extra memory cards with extra space. There is a belt loop on the back that snaps closed and could hold a strap. There is good padding inside for minor drops or stuffing it extra full and the case will keep light rain out but don't drop it in a lake! Mine is over a year old and the zippers still work well. I've had no problems. I carry a Panasonic DMC-LX7 in my case and have no complaints. The inside of the bag is about 3W by 1-3/4H by 5-1/8L (inches). The G16 is smaller than this and should fit easily. I don't know how bulky your strap is though. The bag also has a large separate pouch on the front that closes with a zipper. This will hold a camera battery and extra memory cards with extra space. There is a belt loop on the back that snaps closed and could hold a strap. There is good padding inside for minor drops or stuffing it extra full and the case will keep light rain out but don't drop it in a lake! Mine is over a year old and the zippers still work well. I've had no... » Read More The inside of the bag is about 3W by 1-3/4H by 5-1/8L (inches). The G16 is smaller than this and should fit easily. I don't know how bulky your strap is though. The bag also has a large separate pouch on the front that closes with a zipper. This will hold a camera battery and extra memory cards with extra space. There is a belt loop on the back that snaps closed and could hold a strap. There is good padding inside for minor drops or stuffing it extra full and the case will keep light rain out but don't drop it in a lake! Mine is over a year old and the zippers still work well. I've had no problems. I carry a Panasonic DMC-LX7 in my case and have no complaints. « Show Less
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I purchased the case for my Samsung WB35F which I think is the about the same size as the Canon Power Shot. There is plenty of room for the camera and strap and snug with the padding. I carry an extra battery, card, and plugin in the accessories pocket.
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Yes! I Love mine! And has plenty of room. It has a devider that you can velcroe to make the camera side as tight or as loose as you want. Nicely padded too.
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Yes, a very nice case and comfortable strap. I bought the back type strap for extended use of them, and have never used it. They are a great value. Martin G
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On e*b*a*y search gf1 leather case. There is one that fits on your belt with the 20mm lens. Looks interesting.
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It should fit the G16, that camera is only about 1/16" larger than the G15 which the case fits with a little room to spare.
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Yes there is plenty of room in the bag. I keep a 55-250 attached usually and it fits w the grip fine. Also plenty of room for extra lenses and a flash. Only thing I don't like is that the laptop slot is narrow..it fits my MBP fine but nothing really thicker than that. Enjoy!
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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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Yes, and a lot more. I carry my Canon T3i with either the 55 or 250 attached, the other lens in a padded divider, the battery grip mounted, the charger in another divider, iPad in the flap compartment, and still have the top compartment free to put wallet, keys, phone and a soda. And it still feels ample. I was a bit surprised when I got the bag how big it was, bigger than the sense I got from the promo pics.
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I have 2 cases which are specifically made to fit this camera (form fitting.) The Zenness and the MegaGear. The Zenness is of better quality and fits better, and it is also cheaper... Zenness Protective Fitted Leather Camera Case Bag for For Canon Powershot G1X Mark II (Black)
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Absolutely. I take off the strap and always keep it in the case except when I want to take a clear picture. The thick case sort of gets in the way of the camera.
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I use my case with a Nikon D200 and an 18-270 Tamron lens and it fits nicely with room on the sides for a flash unit. Great bag.
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I have the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags.
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Mine fits easily with the Sigma filter and the lens cap; after about 2 months of use, I remain impressed with the case. For the price, its a bargain.
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I am using for my Canons; 5DmkIII and 60d. In addition to three lenses and all the miscellaneous odds and ends one must carry about. Protection is good and you can still pack a pad or macbook. However, now I have mounted battery grips on both bodies and there is not enough room.
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Hi Katie,I bought this case and I don't use it because it would take 2 straps to use it well. One for the case and one for the camera. You could just use one strap and attach it to the case but, I like to always have a strap attached to my camera and around my neck.Hope this helps, my case is for sale right now on Ebay.
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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.