I just recently get a Powershot A80 , which I love . I get the Canon psc-60 soft case sight unseen since it seem like a nice complement for the camera . the quality of material be good , but the design seem simplistic and minimalist to the extreme and leave a lot to be desire in term of functionality .  I move on to the Lowepro mx10 -lrb- which be now call the Lowepro D-Res 10 AW , only the color have change a bit -rrb- . for about the same money as the Canon case , I get : - a reclosable belt loop -lrb- with strong velco attachment -rrb- - removable neck strap - soft tricot lining -lrb- no scratch lcd with this case -rrb- - room for a extra compact flash card -lrb- a bit tight with a cf plastic cover , perfect fit with just the card -rrb- - room for 4 extra aa battery , even with the extra compact flash card in the case as well - a weatherproof and durable fabric - wide top-opening full zipper top - reasonably thick padding overall , the Lowepro bag look like it be make for the Powershot a80 -lrb- and presumably the a70 and a60 as well -rrb- , the camera fit just a little loosely by itself , but perfectly with 4 extra aa battery and a spare compact flash card .  I can not say anything negative about my Canon camera , I love it . the psc-60 case , however , leave a lot to be desire , and much better option exist out there . I highly recommend the Lowepro case .  one final note : Lowepro have a `` matrix '' on they website to match many different camera model with the appropriate bag . for the Canon Powershot a60\/a70 -lrb- similar size as the a80 -rrb- , the matrix recommend another bag -lrb- the d-re 8 -rrb- , but I try both in a store and the MX 10\/D-Res 10 seem a better fit , with more room for extra -lrb- cf card and battery -rrb- .