Canon PSC-1000 Deluxe Grey Leather Case
June 8th, 2009 | 35 views | Posted by in Cheap Camera & Photo
Canon PSC-1000 Deluxe Grey Leather Case for the Canon SD1000, SD1100IS, SD770IS nad SD1200IS Digital Cameras
This specially designed soft leather carrying case provides stylish protection of your PowerShot camera while on the go or for storage. This case carries the camera, battery pack, Compact Flash card and wireless controller.
- Grey leather case
- Compatible with the Canon SD1000 digital camera
- 2.5 by 4 by 1 inches (W x H x D); weighs 0.5 pounds
Canon PSC-1000 Deluxe Grey Leather Case Review
First off, I’d like to point out that Amazon’s description of this product is totally incorrect. This case only holds the camera and does not hold any accessories. For example, I don’t see why it says that it holds a compact flash card when the Canon SD1000 uses SD cards. Well, the truth is that the case holds neither. Having said that, this is actually a pretty decent leather case for this particular camera. Here are the pros and cons:
Pros:
-Fits nice and snug… since it was designed specifically for SD1000.
-Leather is of high quality with 2 colors to choose from. Black and Burgundy.
-Magnetic closure and canon emblem is nice and practical.
-Semi-hard front and back that provides protection for camera.
Cons:
-Case does make camera significantly thicker and less pocket-able
-Slit for wrist strap is too small.
-The Burgundy one looks more ‘Red’ than the photos of it illustrate.
-relatively expensive for few features.
Conclusion: Even though there is room for some improvements in design, this case is of a high quality and should provide good protection for your camera if you just need a nice, simple case. However because of it’s simplicity and price, I think that Canon should have just included along with the camera instead of selling it separately.
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