Most of my reviews in the photography section are on cameras, lenses, flashes and the likes but I have reviewed Lowepro bags in the past for DSLR cameras and even though I myself am a big fan of Lowepro goods I had never before thought of them when it came to cases for my compact camera or that of my other half. My fiancée had a very decent little case that she has used for three different cameras but somehow she recently lost it, probably something to do with one of our wonderful kids but anyway it left her needing a new case and as she now has a very good compact camera I decided to look for an equally good case to protect it. The ...  Read the complete review

To make sure that your camera is always going to be kept in good condition a case is always a good thing to purchase. Even though some cameras do come with cases they aren't as you would like them. With purchasing this one I knew it would be good as it is very thick and heavily cushioned which is good for the camera inside. Price The price for this type of case is around £10 and you can get it from Amazon. Say if you paid £150 for your camera, less than than 10% on a case really isn't a big fee. You can get cases which are cheaper than this but I believe that a lot of the cheaper cases don't do that much to protect your camera so you are better off ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought one of these as a replacement to a Lowepro D-Res 4. It cost me around £15 from eBay, which is a bit cheaper than they will charge you in most highstreet stores. Ever since I bought my first Lowepro case, I always said I would never use another brand as they are simply brilliant. This case is no exception. The first thing you notice about this case is just how much protection it offers the camera. Even though it is relatively small, the top of the case folds over the bottom part to encase the camera. The shell of the case is probably 10-15mm of very thick but soft foam - giving maximum protection to the contents. A very ...  Read the complete review