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Sony DSC H10 fits well!
2008-12-03This is a great camera bag for the Sony DSC H10. Like it is made for it!
There are some very nice zippered pockets at the front of this bag, to store an extra memory-card, battery or other little things.
The case is only for the camera, not the big black round thing that comes with the camera, you need an other bag for that.
I bought it for my son, I hope he thinks its great too....:-)
Great for what it is intended
2008-08-01Fits my Sony Cyber-Shot perfectly. I would have hoped to have a specific compartment (lined with softer material) for the actual camera. The main compartment is large for the camera and it rattles around a lot. But, I am keeping it since it works.
Un estuche cómodo
2008-06-01Este estuche es cómodo.
Un poco grande pero lo mejor es uqe hay espacio de sobre para todo.
Ideal porque es totalmente cerrado y la cámara permanece mejor protegida contra impactos.
Nice case, well priced
2008-05-27I have a sony dsc-h3 and there aren't many cases to fit it.
This one is priced well & protects my camera nicely.
Sony Camera Case
2008-05-27Very good quality case. I like the detachable belt loop, which makes the case easy to remove from your belt. The case is well padded to protect the camera in a fall, etc.
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