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I bought the grey one. It is a dark grey, not the light grey pictured ( looks better than the picture). They use a ripstop nylon material that seems durable.Good padding. The bag is perfect for a "bridge" camera like a Panasonic Lumix LX7 or Canon Powershot G1X, plus a small flash or electronic viewfinder.The side pocket can hold a charger, and batteries. The only minor issue I have, is the price. It is a little expensive for what you get. It is made in the USA, which makes it seem more worth it. I would rate it a 5 for the bag, 4 for the price. But I would definitely buy another.
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I love this bag. Small, very practical and made here in the USA by very skilled craftmen. Nothing negative can be found in this camera. Built to last.Best Deals for Tamrac 600 Expo Jr. Camera Bag (Gray)
Big enough to accommodate my FZ-200 with or without the lens hood. Zipper pocket will hold spare batteries and remote shutter control. Inside top cover will hold lens cloth and spare sd cards. Yet the case is not bulky. I also like the quick release buckle for easy access to the camera in a hurry.Honest reviews on Tamrac 600 Expo Jr. Camera Bag (Gray)
Take a close look at the dimensions of this case before you buy it. It's not big, but it is well padded and holds my Panasonic DMC-FZ150K 12.1 MP Digital Camera with CMOS Sensor and 24x Optical Zoom (Black) perfectly, including its bayonet shield (reversed on the lens, of course), two extra batteries, two extra memory cards (inside the netting under the lid), both the USB and HDMI cords, and the battery charger (the latter cord and charger in the front pocket). Now that is using absolutely every square inch of the interior as well as the front pocket, but if you want to have everything with you, in the smallest possible package, this may well be the right case for you.It is worth noting that one of the big appeals for me was the color of this case. Our insurance agent has cautioned us many times that when we buy cases for expensive electronics, we should, if at all possible, avoid black. She said that somewhere around 1/3 of expensive electronics (especially computers) that are stolen every year are stolen at airports. And as she pointed out, telling security or the police, "It's in a black case" is as close to useless information as possible. Also, more brightly colored cases are much less likely to be accidentally left behind, especially on cars, planes, trains/subways, etc., simply because they're easier to see, even in poor light.
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