Using camera in with iPad in case

I have a new iPad. On the advice of a genius at the nearest Apple store - 2 hours away, I went to Best Buy and looked at Otter Boxes. (I still have the one I bought years ago for my original Palm Pilot). I ended up purchasing the Griffin defender.

Here's the problem - I want to be able to hand my iPad to another exhibitor at the dog show to film my competition runs for training purposes. This is quite common at shows, and you see a ton of iPads in use - all out of the cases. Which makes me nervous. So, the defender or otter box seemed like a good idea. However, the camera port opening cover would NOT stay in its fixed spot and would keep coming loose and covering the camera eye, so you get a black screen. Yes, I could cut of the port cover but that seems silly. So I will return the defender tomorrow.

So that again leaves me on the hunt for something to protect my iPad at shows. Problem is that many of the folio type cases seem to cover the camera eye when you fold the front cover to the back. So do I go with just a back cover for the weekends that I am competing, or do I just take of the cover to hand the iPad to someone (which I saw several people do today), or is there a cover that I haven't looked at that will meet my needs. Ideally providing an angle option for when I am typing in my results, and not cover the camera eye on the back when filming is attempted.