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i brought this case for my canon 450D batteries and SD cards.
it take them all (2 battries and 4 SD cards) and then there is no mare space for the SD card reader.
it's good to have every thing on one place.

This little pouch has already been put to good use. It carries two extra sets of 4-AA's and an extra camera battery and still has room for an extra memory card if I need to carry one. It clips on to my flash unit case very easily and can't get lost that way. I like it very much!

wife had those plastic cases for the memory card and a clip that held it on the camera carrying strap... anyone seen a memory card laying around somewhere in Florida?... Well this case fits into a pocket with the memory cards inside, so no lost cards anymore. But it does holds everything kind of lose, so need to be careful when unziping it so everything doesn't fall out. Can hold a mix of batteries and cards with plastic card cases, but with batteries it's kind of a tight fit. Would be better to put batteries and cards across from each other instead as shown in the picture, with batteries on top. Card against card and batteries against batteries instead of batteries against cards. Pulling the red "flag" up seems to help hold things in place better. But the point of this carring case is it's suppose to take up minimum space and still have extra batteries and cards without losing them. It works.

this case is small enough to easily fit in your camera bag and holds a lot to keep things organized. the red flags to show used stuff is an awesome feature

This is one of those products that when you get it, see its features and actually use it, you think "This is just a really good product!".

I have a Canon Rebel XSi/450D DSLR Camera and a Canon Speedlite 580EX II Flash so I needed battery storage for both the camera batteries and AA batteries for the flash. I can fit eight SANYO eneloop AA NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries in the two pockets on the left side and two Canon LP-E5 Battery Packs with their protective covers in the two pockets on the right side. Everything is held in securely. In addition, the fold-over red flags are a really great idea to indicate which batteries have been used.

I keep this wallet in one of the outside pockets of my Canon Deluxe Photo Backpack 200EG for easy access. It fits perfectly. The Tamrac S.A.S. MXS5363 Compact Filter Case fits perfectly in the other outside pocket. For a long shoot where you might have to change your batteries, you could also use the velco and snap strap on the back to put it on your belt.

I haven't yet found a use for the full-length sleeve that's behind the two right pockets but I guess that you could put a couple of SD memory cards in there. This wallet is probably also good for storing the larger Compact Flash memory cards, but the XSi uses SD memory cards and it's pretty big to use just for storing these. I use the Velbon DMSP-SD4 Plastic Case for SD Memory Cards which can store four SD cards in less than half the space of this wallet.

It's well made with a sturdy zipper and durable nylon fabric so I think that this wallet will last a long time.