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Canon HC-4100 Lockable Hard Case for GL1/GL2 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Canon
Category: Photography
List Price: $370.00
Buy New: $239.00
You Save: $131.00 (35%)
New (11) Used (1) from $149.00
Rating:  2 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15
Dimensions (in): 15.9 x 13.7 x 8.3
MPN: 8031A001
Model: 4100
UPC: 013803017045
EAN: 0013803017045
ASIN: B00006IZD3
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Re-inforced metal construction | | • | Locking buckle-style closure | | • | Case can accomodate camera with battery pack and lens hood attached | | • | Extra room for accessories | | • | Canon logo accent |
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Product Description
The CANON HC-4100 System Case holds the GL2 or GL1 digital camcorders, with a lens hood and a battery pack attached. Additional space is provided for extra battery packs, MiniDV cassettes, the WD-58H Wide Converter (sold separately), etc.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Basic and as inexpensive as they get July 5, 2003
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Unfortunately, if you need a ruggedized case, this is as inexpensive as they come. If you want a truly ruggedized case for professional use, this is not it. If you use a quick release tripod attachment the camera does not fit in the case.
It is quite effective for storing all of your cabling, power supply, tapes, and a few other accessories. And, let's face it, if you shelled out for the GL-2 you are going to want to protect it.
If you truly need a well protected camera and intend to use a Bogen quick release mount, and are lugging this thing all over heck and back, get a custom cut case. Otherwise, this is a great deal at the price, and very sexy.
 Beautiful but fatally flawed. June 9, 2003
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
This case is sexy and very professional-looking. It is obviously rugged and well-constructed. But just a few minutes ago, the shoulder strap slipped through the hitch system, and the case (and expensive camera therein) slammed onto the pavement. When I first got this case, I had noticed the ridiculous attachment of the strap (relies on friction, expecting slippery nylon webbing to grip to itself... stupid) and wondered if I should do something about it. Other complaints - the "swivels" that connect the strap to the box - don't swivel. So the strap gets all munged up and twisted. Very annoying. Lastly, with a quick-release tripod plate (Bogen/Manfrotto in my case) left on the camera - the case won't close! STUPID. Even a thinner plate (not that I've seen one) wouldn't work - the fit is so designed. Maybe carving out one of the rigid foam supports in the lid will fix this. Anyway - I think you'd be better off cutting custom foam for an excellent Pelican case (also readily available on Amazon.com). The Canon case is a very pretty thing, and will give your rig a very professional look, if that's most important to you. But a Pelican would likely survive a drop out of a car on the freeway... no way this thing would.
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