Evaluation: 
Conclusion: Excellent case but you need to be careful using it
Review: This case gets a well deserved 5. I purchased it for a Casio EX-V8SR and the fit is perfect. It is just loose enough that the camera slides in with no effort ( BTW, when you purchase the Canon case for the Canon PowerShot SD950 the Canon camera is a tight fit and you have to work to put the camera into and remove the camera from the case. You do not have this problem with the Casio case and the Casio camera )
One problem, for me, is that, to me, the camera is not sufficiently secure in the case. The case closing flap secures with only a magnetic catch. If the catch IS secured, then, no matter how much effort, the camera will NOT fall out; if, however, you do not properly secure the magnetic catch, then the camera is going to fall out. ( Since it is a loose sliding fit unlike the Canon's much tighter fit ).
It is better to assume the worse that we will, in our haste, maybe not properly secure the flap with the catch. I am going to glue a small patch of velcro around the catch and on the flap as I think that this is a potential problem.
Evaluation: 
Conclusion: Nice leather case for Exilim
Review: It fits any Exilim camera. It is nice, it's black leather and it is lined with a soft felt-like material.
It does not hug the camera like a skin tight glove, so it takes up a bit more room in your pocket than just the camera, but it does have a belt loop and a magnetic catch.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: Excelent fit for the exilim
Review: The camera fit very well into this case, and it comes with a little pocket to store your sd memory
Evaluation:
Conclusion: Casio Black Leather EX-CASE80BL for Exilim V7, S and Z Series Cameras
Review: Perfect fit for my Casio Exilim Z Camera. Soft material and great construction. Highly recommend.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: Casio EX-CASE80BL
Review: This case is needed to protect the camera from accidental operation while in your pocket or purse. If it were to be activated while in an enclosed area the lens can be thrown off track. Then it has to be sent into Casio for repair.
|
