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20th January 2008
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Holster Type Case for E3
Does anyone know where in Singapore I can get the holster type case for E3? Thanks/.
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Re: Holster Type Case for E3
Are these what you're looking for?
http://products.lowepro.com/catalog/Toploading,8.htm If yes, I think Cathay or MS Colour may have them.
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Re: Holster Type Case for E3
think tank has a holster series. you can check them out from TK foto. but you're using 4/3 system? i'm not very sure on the size of it
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Re: Holster Type Case for E3
Thanks!!
But not the toploaders. I want one where u just flip off the front and u can start shooting.
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Re: Holster Type Case for E3
I think Cathay Photo sells what you're looking for.
It's some neoprene slip-cover for the camera and lens that you just pull away when you wanna use the camera. It's made by Op/Tech if I'm not mistaken... http://optechusa.com/product/detail/...&CATEGORY_ID=5
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21st January 2008
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Re: Holster Type Case for E3
A few mth ago. When i pop by to look for a case for my E-510 (with 14-54 lens, lens hood & battery grip attached)... the sales lady demostrated this item to me. She tried to stretch the neoprene cover over the camera to snap button it, but the neoprene thingy not that generous in size, so it's very tight, she didn't grip my camera body enough, the cover didn't manage to snap cover & my camera bounced on the table top
 like it performed a sommersalt...  I just said i dun want it, put back my camera in my Lowepro Toploader 65 AW & walked out. The stupid thing cost $40++.  |
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21st January 2008
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Re: Holster Type Case for E3
Toploaders are better than holster cases, because they (1) do not add to the overall weight (2) you will not catch anything with the case "dangling" (3) there is always grip straps to give you a more secured hold on your camera (4) holster cases provides the least impact protection.
Just sharing my thoughts on such cases. Correct me if I am wrong folks, but I have always thought that Neoprene is not a good material to use in humid weather too. It keeps the moisture IN the case as well. That is very bad for the lens.
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Re: Holster Type Case for E3
 (Got one from MATIN that has neoprene padding for better comfort and grip)
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