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Compact, lightweight, protective and very convenient to carry, CaseCrown Rugged DSLR bag is perfect for those who wants to travel with less photography equipments to bring. Adventures hiking, pleasure trip is much easy and getting perfect memorable shots is possible and will not be missed with the help of this cozy camera bag.

Even though the built of this bag seems small yet it has many qualities to showcase. This shoulder sling bag is designed to fit a DSLR Camera body, lenses and important accessories. You do not need to worry on your equipments inside because this camera bag is padded for maximum protection against unwanted minor collisions or an accidental fall of the bag.

It also has an adjustable padded partition in the main compartment that allows you customize the placement of the camera body and lens. It also features zippered multiple additional pockets (front, and two side pockets) to store your other stuffs like cell phones and small parts of your DSLR Camera like batteries, memory cards and cords.

The CaseCrown Rugged Easy Carry DSLR Case and Shoulder Sling Bag has belt loop where you can easily affix it to other bags like backpacks or travel messenger bags for a much easier way to carry it. You can also carry it using the attachable shoulder strap with adjustable padded in it for comfort and easy mobility.

This DSLR bag is available at a list price of $ 59.99. You can also buy it on Amazon at a discounted price (50% off) of $ 29.77.

Patrick Garde is the co-founder of DSLR Bag Store which writes camera bag reviews to help photo enthusiast find the right DSLR bag.

Camera 500D - Best Technology For The Money!

I consider myself an above average amateur, and I want to share why I decided to buy the Camera 500D. I know the concept of white-balance, aperture, speed, and metering, and I've experimented with them on my Point & Shoot camera (Canon G2).

My budget is in the $800-$1000 range, and I narrowed down my selections to Canon Camera 500D, Nikon D5000/D90, and Pentax K20D. I wasn't worried too much about who has the best image quality. I felt that all 4 cameras (should) produce excellent results for most cases.

I'm a big fan of technology, and I'm willing to spend money to get latest technology (well.. as long as it's within my budget). I mean, if I just want good quality image, I'd go with Nikon D40/D60 or Canon XSi.

I based my decision on user reviews and professional reviews, dpreview.com and the like.

Pentax K20D has weather sealed body and in-body image stabilization, but they're not must-have features to me. It's reported to have slow focus, which is a deal-breaker.

Nikon D5000 has the same CMOS sensor as D90's, which has better DxOMark (better dynamic range, better low-light ISO) than Canon's 50D sensor, the same one in Canon Camera 500D. But it only has 2.7-inch/230-kpixel LCD, not to mention 0.78x viewfinder magnification (compare to Camera 500D's 0.87x).

dSLR buyers be warned: you just don't use LCD for focusing, it's too slow. D5000's swiveling LCD is a hard sell to me.

Nikon D90 has better sensor, and pentaprism viewfinder. It can capture more frames/second (4.5 vs Camera 500D's 3.4). It also has more AF area (11 vs Camera 500D's 9). I mostly use single-focus point, so more focus points is not that useful to me. I plan to experiment with RAW capture, and Nikon charges extra for its RAW converter software (NX2 $180 MSRP).

For $799 (body only), I feel that Camera 500D gives the best & latest dSLR technology for the money:

3-inch 920-kpixel LCD, fast focus, free RAW converter software, latest DIGIC4, HDMI. 1080p/720p video is a bonus.

I'm not too crazy for the 15-Mpix, but now when I take pictures,I don't worry much about zooming on my subject, knowing I can crop the image later.

Again, all 4 cameras take excellent pictures. It's the non-image-quality features that got me sold on Camera 500D.

Be prepared to have a steep learning curve
on white-balance/metering/ISO etc. Don't expect a $900 dSLR to give you excellent image everytime on full-auto.

You'll need to learn to use it. Oh, and get the $100 50mm f/1.8 lens, you won't be sorry.

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Where is a Pentax camera dealer in Maine?

I'm looking for a digital body that will take the lenses I have for my Pentax slr film camera.

Here's a list of some of the camera stores in maine. Most should carry Pentex equipment. I know for sure that Ritz camera does. The phone # is included for all them so If the Ritz isn't near you just give a call to the closest. Good Luck!

http://yellowpages.aol.com/computers-and-electronics/camera-stores/me/

http://www.photographypros.com/equipment/maine.php

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