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If you are looking for the perfect bag for easy access, low carry weight and fits the Sony A55 with a Zeiss 16-80 lens attached you need look no further. It fits like a glove with NO slop. Easy access while it ride comfortably and nearly weightless around your shoulder allowing for quick one zip, pull out and shoot access. The bag is nicely padded and weather proofed as well against rain and dust. The front pouch is perfect for filters, cleaning cloth and memory cards to be added. The entire system weighs next to nothing but is supportive and protective. I would imagine nearly any of the smaller DSLR's such as the Canon T2i, Sony cropped sensor models or Nikon D3100 with the basic lens of around 18-55 or 28-70mm range would be just as perfect a fit. And the price sure is right. It was half the price I found elsewhere.
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The case is well made and just as described. For sizing purposes this case holds a Canon T2i with the kit lens and has 1" of slop in the vertical direction. It will also hold the same camera with a Tamron 70-300, but it is a tight squeeze. Very little room in the front pouch, but enough for a spare battery, lens cap, cleaning kit, etc. My intended purpose is to protect the camera when taking it out for an intended purpose where I will not need more room. Still have a bigger case for overall storage.Best Deals for Lowepro LP36236 Adventura TLZ 25 Top Loading Bag for DSLR Kits
I got this for my Canon Rebel T3 with the default 18-55 lens (~$500, got it recently). I wanted a bag that wasn't too big but still felt safe (something I could throw in the backseat or bang against things without worrying). This seems to be a good one. I think I could have tried the TLZ 15, which seems to be a little shorter, if I wanted a more snug fit and a slightly smaller bag to carry. I heard they are sold at Fred Meyer/any local electronics store, so it might be worth taking your camera and trying it out there for fit. But I didn't know that, so between the 15 and the 25, I chose this bigger one semi-arbitrarily.At first it seemed too big... but I shouldn't mind the extra room. If I were to get a bigger lens one day, there's some room for it. (Of course, no room to carry two lenses... just the camera and the lens currently attached to it.) Also, I use the extra room at the top to fold up the camera strap and fit that in. I'm not sure how the TLZ 15 would fit the camera strap. I might go and try it sometime just to see.
Quality construction. Durable outside, and smooth fabric on the inside like a life vest. The zippers are nice and move easily. The side pockets can hold my camera charger, though it's a tight fit. With the shoulder strap, I like to wear it across my torso with the bag hanging behind my hip and it's secure but out of the way if I'm just walking around. When I'm actively taking pictures, I can easily slide the lens cap into the front pocket.
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