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I just love this camera case. It is soft, compact, but roomy. The front pocket holds an extra battery. It was a great choice.

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This charger is exactly like the original charger. Battery charges fast. Great purchase.

Good charger, but it already comes with the Nikon P90, so now I have two.

Ordered from Market Seller, and received this product immediately. Charger works great and seller was prompt in shipping it to me.

Exactly the same battery charger specified for my Nikon Coolpix P5100 camera. Nikon MH-61 Battery Charger for Coolpix 3700, 4200, 5200, and P Series Digital Cameras

This is a more convenient way to charge a Nikon camera battery than lugging around a cable to plug into the camera. Strangely, though, it doesn't include an integrated or foldable AC plug -- you still need a power cable.

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Product is in good condition like described. It performs well. However, the order took a long time to ship.

I was shopping around and could not find a charger that clearly stated the model that i was interested in This charger works perfectly, thank you

The Charger works well. Charges the battery fairly fast, and its simple to operate. But the battery is no longer made by Nikon. If you want a battery it has to be an after Market battery.... So instead of paying lots of money for this Charger, a person is better off buying an after market unit...

After loosing my battery charger for my Nikon camera I found out that Nikon doesn't carry the original charger any more - very disappointing, since the camera is only a few years old. I tried several off-brand chargers which just did not give the battery any charge. Then I found the exact Nikon charger that I lost on Amazon through PCMonde and it works great.

This item came quickly, was nicely packed, and it works in the camera just fine. This is a great item. You should have a spare charged up and ready to go at all times. M

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I bought this one for my P90 eventhough it says its for P80. Its a perfect fit. For the price I payed (

This case fits my Samsung HZ25W snugly and has room for the power/computer cable, if you choose to do so. I bought this primary for protection while touring/hiking and if you plan to take the camera in and out for frequent shooting, I wouldn't recommend putting anything in the case besides the camera because the other items may fall out. There is no secure compartment for accessories. The workmanship and materials seem sturdy enough.

Wonderful product, really excellent service from the dealer. My package actually was lost in transit but the dealer promptly replaced it with a new one.

I like the protective lining. The camera fits very comfortably inside. However, I really miss not having a strap to use to carry it around.

It's hard to find a simple streamlined case for small squarish cameras and this is perfect. I have a Canon A710 that I always keep a lens adapter tube on but which makes it a chunky camera too large for most small camera cases. I needed something that would protect the camera while throwing it in a backpack or tote bag so I didn't need a belt loop or attached shoulder/neck strap. This fit the bill exactly. The padding is not too thick but there's just enough of it to protect the camera. The only way it could be better is if it had a zipper closure, but the velcro seems secure enough. Gigabargain is the Amazon vendor I purchased this from. They shipped it quickly and also sent a tracking number. The price was great too -- just under 5 bucks including shipping. It truly is a great bargain! I'm very happy with this purchase.

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I love it , holds my cannon 50d perfectly. Extra compartments for lenses, cleaners,etc. Im still looking for a tripod to fit into the holders, as I bought a pretty big one without measuring. But all in all I love it!

Added some initials on an embroidery machine , slipped in a Nikon D5000 and made a daughter very happy from Santa .

This bag is just what I wanted for my Nikon D90. The size is perfect for carrying around. I love the built-in plastic cover for raining days. Overall, it's a good quality bag for the money.

overall awesome backpack! all pockets are easily accessable and there is a lot you get into the little bag! good stable construction and its also very easy to adjust, especially during the winter when you wear a sweater inside and then go out with your snowsuit, one pull and you can put it on your back! only thing that could be changed is the zipper could be higher on the back to protect the camera from potentially falling out

Ok, so you may be wondering whether it is worth it to go with a knockoff right? I mean it's normally not a good idea, but I have to say this camera bag is an exception to the rule! SIZE: Don't let the size fool you when you get it. I manage to fit a TLR, SLR with stock lens, two zooms and a macro zoom lens, a flash extra film and memory cards, filters and batteries all in here comfortable, without having to sit on it to close it up (not a good idea..). It's kinda of like the Toyota Prius of bags, looks small but looks are deceiving. QUALITY: I have literally travelled all over the world with this camera bag over the past 6 months, and I have no complaints. No zippers are going, nothing is getting worn out and the fabric is very durable...and believe me I am not exactly the most graceful of people when it comes to carrying bags with me. Nevertheless, the bag is doing great! The straps are made out of great material, and I even hang DSLR holsters with cameras off of the side with Climbing clips, and not a stitch has moved! My friend who is also a photographer bought the Lowepro version of this, while myself and another friend bought the OnePolar model. We compared them side by side and the difference is hardly noticeable! The only difference we can find is that the Lowepro has one extra mini pocket for memory cards...that's it. VALUE: I paid 45 bucks for mine at the beginning of this year, and even though the price has dropped $20 I am not dissatisfied. I would even pay the 45 dollars again, happily. It's still a third of the price of the Lowepro and worth it. OVERALL: A resounding yes. This is a $25 VERY well spent and you will not be unhappy! While I normally like to stick to name brands, OnePolar really has taken the cake on this one.

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I bought this scope because it is very small and because of the good reviews that it got. It is very small and it is easy to pack. The problem is that the magnification is weak and the field of view is limited. I took it to the range and tried to use it to sight in a 223 rifle. I could barely see the bullet holes. I ended up borrowing the spotting scope of the person next to me at the range. I have to say that I am disappointed. I will probably buy a more powerful scope with an upturned eye piece. This is a nice toy and it is very small but it is not a good spotting scope.

The Alpen 20x50 Waterproof Mini-Spotting Scope is great/quality product for a first time user like me. My advice for any user is please have patient with it and gentle tune the scope.

These work fine out to 50 yards but I can't see holes at 100 yards. Is there a nob to zoom in that I'm missing? I love the small size but I'll probably end up buying something stronger to see out to 100 yards. Edit: I used this again at the range with new safety glasses and I could see the holes at 100 yards, my old safety glasses must have done something to make it harder to see the holes.

Delivery time was earlier than expected and packaging was excellant. I can clearly see target hits out to 100 yards using .22 and .17 cal ammo. Optics are great. It comes with a very nice carrying case and cleaning cloth. The only downside was the tripod, which seems a little flimsy. All in all, I am extermely pleased with this purchase. Alpen 20x50 Waterproof Mini-Spotting Scope

I bought this spotting scope to be used at the shooting range. You can spend more, but not buy better.

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I have a coolpix 8800. The product information said the usb would fit my camera but it did not.

thanks for the great service the cable arrived with in days of ordering, just what i needed to get my pictures down loaded to my pc. i would use this service again.

Since I could not find link anywhere for the older camera, Nikon Coolpix 4600 I was uncertain when ordering if this would work - and was suspicious of low price. It arrived quickly and it works perfectly. Won't be losing this one I hope.

Nothing more to say than great product, great price, and quick shipping. It's the perfect replacement for my lost usb cable that came with the camera.

Cheap price was what I was looking for...maybe too cheap. Got here quickly, just the cable does not work...But the price was so low I am just going to eat it and go to Best Buy.

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I just completed my first trip with the Lowepro Fastpack 250, which I purchased because it provided a compartment for a laptop along with one's camera equipment. Up to this time, I had been using the Lowepro Micro Trekker 200. The Fastpack 250 held all the equipment I normally carried in the Micro Trekker, including a digital SLR with 28-80 and 70-300 zoom lenses, an external flash unit, a point-and-shoot camera, a compact camcorder, USB cables, and battery chargers. With all that and my 14" laptop and its charger, the backpack was quite heavy. Even after unloading the laptop and chargers in the hotel room, the Fastpack 250 was still considerably heavier than the Micro Trekker with the same equipment. What's more, after walking around with it for several hours, I felt some strain in my shoulders and upper back. This could be due to the fact that all the camera equipment rests in a compartment that is in the lower half of the back pack, so it pulls down on your shoulders. The Fastpack 250's feature that allows you to swing it around to extract your camera without having to remove the pack or open the whole pack adds an advantage over all others. However, that benefit also has a disadvantage. You have to decide which lens you're going to use and mount that lens prior to packing the bag. If you change your mind, you have to remove the backpack, unclip two clips, and unzip two zippers to get to the rest of your equipment. Also, the camera equipment compartments are neither as roomy nor as flexible as in the Micro Trekker. If you take a considerable amount of camera equipment and a laptop on trips, the Fastpack 250 is a good choice, but be prepared for some discomfort and inconvenience. Unload as much weight as possible in your hotel room, before going sightseeing. I will use the Fastpack 250 for travel, but will continue to use the Micro Trekker 200 for all my everyday needs.

This backpack is well designed for the three main components I need when traveling as a nonprofessional photo enthusiast: digital SLR camera basics, laptop, and personal items. Particularly useful is the swing-around feature that allows quick access to the camera without putting the pack down. Laptop access is also easy, which is handy in airport security lines. Constructions is comfortable and seems sturdy. The pack could do with more outside pockets and a place to strap or slide a medium-size tripod. Overall it's well worth the money.

As usual Lowepro always delivers. Great size pack for my new Nikon D5000 with 18-55 lens and 55-200 lens, will fit with either lens installed. The Lowepro 350 has slightly bigger lens holder on the top of the bottom section, but for myself this is just what I wanted. It fits the battery charger and cables nicely in those small compartments and has plenty of room to add a flash unit. My lap top also fits perfectly. One thing that I never saw on any of the reviews was the length of the belt. I e-mailed Lowepro and they responded very quickly that the belt size will go up to 58" waist which should be more than plenty for most people. The belt is also pretty wide 1-5/8" and very comfortable. To many back packs have small skinny belts that are not very long. This item also has elastic holders for the length of belt you do not use, or if you do not want to use the belt at all. The lap top compartment can be used for my Manfrotto monopod with ball head when the computer is not in there. Great pack well constructed, heavy duty and lifetime warranty from Lowepro, so do forget to register it @ [...].

The size of the bag is good, but the interior of the bag is disappointing. The upper compartment is pretty much useless and the lower compartment (for the camera and lenses) does not have enough space. The adjustable walls are not adjustable enough, as there are very few arrangements possible with the way the velcro contacts are aligned in the bag. It is not possible to carry a Nikkor AF-S 70-300mm any way except on the camera itself, there are no other positions for it to fit in the bag. This bag would be better if more space were allocated to the camera and lenses and less to the top compartment with no specified purpose. Also, there is only one slip-lock connection, and it is on the right strap of the bag, no where useful. The side pockets are useless and could be better if they were slip-lock connections instead. If I could strap my 70-300 to the side of the bag using the LensCase 3 using slip lock I would be happy with this bag, but because that is missing I unfortunately had to return the bag. It would also be nice if there were a place on the bottom to attach a tripod, but that wasn't a deal breaker, the absence of a way to carry an essential lens was.

I buy this item after i look to reviews. But when i receive it i try to put my items from canon 200DG to this bag i cant adjust compartments because its not possible only i can adjust the middle part but i cant the left and right parts becasue the stickers stick only one place. Also i cant put my eos 40d with battery grip. The quality of bag and zippers and other features are ok but the camera compartment is not adjustible. first see or try this bag if you use batery grip and large diameter lenses.

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This dvd covers how to use to use Nikons CLS very, very well. Its packed with excellent, usable information and well worth the money. System and lighting setups are clearly explained. McNallys Nikon CLS dvd complements this one - get em both!Understanding the Nikon Speedlight: SB-900, SB-800, SB-600

This is very good.This DVD was very helpful on explaining speedlight. I recommend this for anyone's starting out using the nikon speedlight.

Good overview of how to finally master the Nikon Creative Lighting System. Only knock on this is that spends a fair amount of time on the SB900 capabilities -- so for those of us who aren't spending that kind of dough and have the SB600 several of the menu elements don't come into play. Also uses several physical setups that are beyond what an amateur photographer would normally have.

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great much better than any manual, covers everthing you need to know about the d90

This is second in the series. It's OK but a bit too over acted which can become a little unappealing. Never the Less it has all the info you need to operate the camera in an advanced mode.

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I found this book to be very informative. I also have 3 other books I read on the D 90 and this one by far was the most help

Great DVD to learn about your camera. Shipped at a very timely manner. Thanks.

A handy guide but a bit over acted for my tastes. I like these to be a little more conversational rather than totally scripted and read like a long advertisement. But the information os great so go get it!

I had an opportunity 1-year ago to watch the Blue Crane DVD about Nikon's D80 and that experience prompted me to lease the D90 introduction. For $1.99 it was worth the review of features and photo tips as well as learn about the new features of the D90. The Blue Crane videos about Nikon cameras are clear and concise. All details are understandable and the host also provides a very good description of solid photography techniques. I am only disappointed that I can only lease the first video from Amazon on Demand, as Blue Crane also offers an advanced DVD for the D90 that goes into greater detail of the features not covered in DVD 1.

Very good beginner video. I will start looking for Vol. 2! Even if you don't have this exact model or even if you own a different brand this video would be a great tool!

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BE sure to purchase the actual EN-EL7 from Nikon. Most others do not last as 3/4 as long.

Excellent product at a very decent price. Very good delivery time. Seller is trustworthy and resonable in all areas.

I bought this battery as an additional one for my Nikon CP 8800 and it works splendidly. It's a battery by Nikon... It just works...

I was preparing for a trip to the Arctic tundra at Hudson Bay and decided to buy another backup battery because of the expected operating life in those extreme conditions. I already had four batteries, with a lot of use on them. Turns out that I didn't need the extra backup. These batteries are wonderful, and like the other brands bunny, they keep going and going.

The batter works wonderful, and it was shipped fast. I received in plenty of time for my trip. I would purchase from this vendor any time.

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I bought this as a replacement battery because it was so much cheaper than the Nikon brand. It has worked great. At least as good as the one that came with the camera, if not better.

I am using Nikon P80 camera and this battery works great as my backup for long special occasions. Highly recommended.

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I just completed my first trip with the Lowepro Fastpack 250, which I purchased because it provided a compartment for a laptop along with one's camera equipment. Up to this time, I had been using the Lowepro Micro Trekker 200. The Fastpack 250 held all the equipment I normally carried in the Micro Trekker, including a digital SLR with 28-80 and 70-300 zoom lenses, an external flash unit, a point-and-shoot camera, a compact camcorder, USB cables, and battery chargers. With all that and my 14" laptop and its charger, the backpack was quite heavy. Even after unloading the laptop and chargers in the hotel room, the Fastpack 250 was still considerably heavier than the Micro Trekker with the same equipment. What's more, after walking around with it for several hours, I felt some strain in my shoulders and upper back. This could be due to the fact that all the camera equipment rests in a compartment that is in the lower half of the back pack, so it pulls down on your shoulders. The Fastpack 250's feature that allows you to swing it around to extract your camera without having to remove the pack or open the whole pack adds an advantage over all others. However, that benefit also has a disadvantage. You have to decide which lens you're going to use and mount that lens prior to packing the bag. If you change your mind, you have to remove the backpack, unclip two clips, and unzip two zippers to get to the rest of your equipment. Also, the camera equipment compartments are neither as roomy nor as flexible as in the Micro Trekker. If you take a considerable amount of camera equipment and a laptop on trips, the Fastpack 250 is a good choice, but be prepared for some discomfort and inconvenience. Unload as much weight as possible in your hotel room, before going sightseeing. I will use the Fastpack 250 for travel, but will continue to use the Micro Trekker 200 for all my everyday needs.

This backpack is well designed for the three main components I need when traveling as a nonprofessional photo enthusiast: digital SLR camera basics, laptop, and personal items. Particularly useful is the swing-around feature that allows quick access to the camera without putting the pack down. Laptop access is also easy, which is handy in airport security lines. Constructions is comfortable and seems sturdy. The pack could do with more outside pockets and a place to strap or slide a medium-size tripod. Overall it's well worth the money.

As usual Lowepro always delivers. Great size pack for my new Nikon D5000 with 18-55 lens and 55-200 lens, will fit with either lens installed. The Lowepro 350 has slightly bigger lens holder on the top of the bottom section, but for myself this is just what I wanted. It fits the battery charger and cables nicely in those small compartments and has plenty of room to add a flash unit. My lap top also fits perfectly. One thing that I never saw on any of the reviews was the length of the belt. I e-mailed Lowepro and they responded very quickly that the belt size will go up to 58" waist which should be more than plenty for most people. The belt is also pretty wide 1-5/8" and very comfortable. To many back packs have small skinny belts that are not very long. This item also has elastic holders for the length of belt you do not use, or if you do not want to use the belt at all. The lap top compartment can be used for my Manfrotto monopod with ball head when the computer is not in there. Great pack well constructed, heavy duty and lifetime warranty from Lowepro, so do forget to register it @ [...].

The size of the bag is good, but the interior of the bag is disappointing. The upper compartment is pretty much useless and the lower compartment (for the camera and lenses) does not have enough space. The adjustable walls are not adjustable enough, as there are very few arrangements possible with the way the velcro contacts are aligned in the bag. It is not possible to carry a Nikkor AF-S 70-300mm any way except on the camera itself, there are no other positions for it to fit in the bag. This bag would be better if more space were allocated to the camera and lenses and less to the top compartment with no specified purpose. Also, there is only one slip-lock connection, and it is on the right strap of the bag, no where useful. The side pockets are useless and could be better if they were slip-lock connections instead. If I could strap my 70-300 to the side of the bag using the LensCase 3 using slip lock I would be happy with this bag, but because that is missing I unfortunately had to return the bag. It would also be nice if there were a place on the bottom to attach a tripod, but that wasn't a deal breaker, the absence of a way to carry an essential lens was.

I buy this item after i look to reviews. But when i receive it i try to put my items from canon 200DG to this bag i cant adjust compartments because its not possible only i can adjust the middle part but i cant the left and right parts becasue the stickers stick only one place. Also i cant put my eos 40d with battery grip. The quality of bag and zippers and other features are ok but the camera compartment is not adjustible. first see or try this bag if you use batery grip and large diameter lenses.

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I bought this as a Christmas gift. I was suprised when I received it because it looked great and I was suprised I got it for such a cheap price. The camera I bought also fit I would recomend it to others. Its cheaper than If i wouldve went to a local target or walmart.

I love my carrying case and the attached clip for securing it to my purse or belt loop. I get a lot of complements and people wanting to know where I purchased it.

Got the case a little while ago; haven't used it too much, but so far, so good

Bought this case for a new camera for our daughter. Lasted about 5 minutes before the zipper broke. Not even worth the cost to return it. They say you get what you pay for, but in this case you get even less. Looks and feels cheap. It is cheap, and it doesn't last. Avoid this item.

The zipper is small. It gets stuck. And sometimes when you try to zip around the teeth come apart. The bag is useless because of the zipper design.

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This is a great bag! I asked, and I received (thanks Babbo)! I am an amateur photographer and have recently transitioned from a digital camera (Sony Cybershot DSC H-1) to a DSLR (Canon EOS Digital Rebel T1i). I have every intention of adding to my collection of lenses and instead of purchasing a bag that carries what I currently own, it seemed wise to both my father and I that I purchase a bag that will fit my needs as I mature as a photographer. This is my first camera backpack and I love it! It fits my laptop (Dell Inspiron 1525), my camera, my flash, and my two lenses. There is adequate padding and it remains comfortable while I'm walking. Yippee! There are two areas in which I feel could use improvement: 1) There is no contraption to attach my tripod to my backpack, and 2) The pockets holding my camera and lenses are not as snug as I would like. Having read the reviews prior to deciding on this purchase, other customers have made mention of these design "flaws" as well. So, in sum, great camera bag and with some minor adjustments, it can be close to perfect.

great pack. good design. comfortable. holds camera, computer and pockets for extra stuff. was surprised how versatile it is... love it!

Only the bottom HALF of the bag is for your camera, lenses and accessories. The top half is an unpadded compartment for your personal items. I purchased this bag HOPING to use it for my trip to Venice this coming July. I'm bringing a Nikon D700 with the MB-D10 battery pack/grip and Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8 lens attached. Along with the above, a Nikkor 24-70 f/2.8 lens and my 50mm f/1.4. This camera bag will NOT hold all the above. It WILL hold my D700 w/battery pack attached and 70-200mm lens attached, but even with the lens hood out of the case completely, it BARELY fits (due to the length of the 70-200). I could not fit AT ALL my 24-70 lens (with lens hood removed) when the camera and 70-200 are already in the case. The 50mm fits fine. The camera itself was not a problem... but if you have a 100% pro system (full size FX sensor) with more than one pro zoom, I would strongly suggest you look to a bigger CAMERA bag. This bag would probably be fine for non-pro lenses, since they are more narrow, and usually shorter in length. The 70-200 f/2.8 does not change in length as you focus or change zoom setting like the 24-70 does when zooming. For amatuer format (DX) DSLR's and lenses, this is a VERY well constructed bag... and attractive. It would probably be best to check this bag at a local pro camera shop to see if it can hold ALL the equipment you plan to use,without having to literally force your lenses into the tiny lens compartments (even with the two small partitions removed!) Lowepro could have made this a better bag had they only added 1.5" to the overal interior width of the pack! I'll be looking for a bigger CAMERA bag before I go on my trip. Joseph Nowak Nikonian Gold Member

Pros: Rugged, Plenty of room, well padded and comfortable, fits all my gear. Cons: Wasted space on the top, no place for tripod Good pack tough enough that I feel it will last me a long time. No place for a tripod unless you get creative. Very comfortable.

A great bag. Compact for its size, I can carry my D-200 with 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, 18-55mm f/2.8 lens and flash in the lower section. Upper section has plenty of room for my KATA raincover, windbreaker and pullover cap, which is accessable with ease. This is extremely handy, especially when the weather takes a turn during football games. My 15-inch laptop fits in the side pouch with no problem. All that gear can be heavy, but shoulder straps are padded and The hip and sternum straps help to distribute the weight correctly. Unlike other combo bags that I've owned, which were much wider, this Fastpack 350 is compact and should be no problem being a carry-on for taking along on plane trips. I highly recommend this bag.