8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Sturdy, but not as practical as it could be, April 15, 2010
Length:: 1:27 Mins
I purchased this case for my Casio Exilim EX-FH100 high speed point and shoot camera. As you can see from my video review, the case is a bit snug for this camera and it may not be practical for storing spare memory cards.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Initial Impression, November 16, 2005
I trusted the Lowe name from their reputation in outdoor/mountaineering gear. I wanted as small a package as possible for portability that would still offer protection to my one-ninety investment.
My camera, a Panasonic DMC-LZ1, is a rather uncommon shape. It's a compact body with a lens that projects farther than average (though still amazingly small for 6x optical), so I was worried about going too small. The list measurements for the LZ1 are 3-15/16(W) 2-1/2(H) 1-15/16(D). The package lists 4x3x1-1/4 as the internal dimensions, but note that it "stretches". Although the actual dimensions of the camera are less than 1-15/16 deep, it does stretch the Rezo 20 substantially. With the lens facing outward and the wriststrap attached, I have to stuff the wriststrap toward the lens housing. "Smallest Possible?" Accomplished. Almost too small for comfort, but that's what I was seeking. The main pocket itself opens considerably, so I do not fear the zipper scratching the lcd. The "NoDrop" Trademark refers to the ability of the main pocket to open fully without allowing the camera to fall when it the bag is vertical. The zipper has two heads, both with dangly parts that are to make them easier to grab. Because of the zipper placement, I would be wary of the "water resistant" claim in anything greater than a light mist. However, it will easily fit under my existing rain gear.
There is also a front pocket that expands considerably. With a 512MB SD card, I don't suspect I will keep anything in there other than spare batteries, but there is sufficient room to stuff the shoulder strap in there should you feel the need to use it occasionally. The shoulder strap clips are metal. They do not have much room to move around within the nylon loops, but the strap itself is allowed to rotate freely from the clips. The sliding length-adjuster is plastic, but its longevity does not seem suspect.
The belt clip was my favorite surprise. There is some stiffness to it that gives it more support than the velcro alone would be able to muster.
It will take a lot of use before I am able to determine whether the Rezo 20 was the right bag for me, but it was certainly what I was looking for and more.
I paid more at newegg than I would have here because I've had good experience with their shipping (incredibly fast last time). They must take Veterans Day off or something though, because I would've been better served by taking the lowest price.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lowepro products rarely disappoint, January 23, 2010
This is the fourth Lowepro case I own including a large camera back pack and the smaller Rezo 10. They are all well made and designed for their intended purpose. The Rezo line comes in progressively larger sizes to match any compact camera on the market. The Rezo 20 is perfect for the Canon S90 and has space with a separate flap for spare SD cards. The belt loop is well designed, large, stiff and has both velcro and a safety snap to keep it from coming undone. Because of its design, it can be attached to your belt without taking your belt loose. Overall, this is an excellent product that will last for years.
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