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I love this bag. I have a Nikon D80 (professional camera) and can carry it with filters, lense, memory cards, etc; without any problem. The bag is great protecting your camera or camcorder. Just great! Worth more than the very unexpensive price!

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Beautiful Leather Bag! Looked all over. Other bags not nearly as nice cost much more. Compact, but fits SLR camera, extra lens, plus small items, such as extra battery and card. Unbelievable price!

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I purchased this bag for my new Panasonic DMC-FZ28 Digital Camera. The camera is an 18x zoom just to give you an idea of it's size. This bag is the perfect bag for a camera like this. I am able to fit the camera, wall charger, and sdhc cards easily in this bag. There are two zippered pockets on either end and a handy open slot-non zippered pocket on the backside of the bag, this is where I keep my camera's manual, although it sticks out of the sleeve-pocket a little. It also has a couple of velcro dividers inside to keep things in place. The exterior is "leather like" and the interior lining is a soft material. This is the best value of any bag on Amazon, Highly recommended for sure. Cheers!

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Love the bag. Have used it for 5 years, first with Canon Digital Rebel. Could fit camera with 18-55 lens attached and secone 55-200 lens sideways just forward of camera. Pad between keeps them same. Plenty of room for exta batteries, flash cards and whatever.

Even had Samsonite repair the zipper rather then get another. Gave my son the camera, but using case for my Canon 40D now. Will not give it up. He will have to buy his own 267. For the price, you can't go wrong.

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I DID NOT BUY THIS ITEM FOR A CAMERA...I BOUGHT IT FOR MY.. "SENSA" SHAKER. IT BARELY FITS BUT I STILL USE IT. IT JUST MAKES IT EASIER TO TRANSPORT WITH ME. WHEN I DID NOT HAVE THIS CASE THE SHAKER WOULD OPEN AND SPILL IN MY PURSE/BAG! SO NOW I DO NOT HAVE THE PROB. LUV IT! =)

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Low price, with the color I can't ever lose it. It came quickly as well

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I've been on a LONG search for the perfect camera bag and have finally found it. I have a Nikon D40 that I carry with me almost every day. This bag fits my camera and an extra lens perfectly. Better yet, I put the camera in with whatever lens I am using and use the extra space as a purse, thus eliminating another bag. I actually bought a zing case for my camera/lens a while ago and I leave that on my camera inside this bag for extra cushioning. There are two downsides to this bag the lack of cushioning and the pre-formed divider that gives you up to 4 slots. While the divider is handy, it is in one piece, thus slightly limiting your options. That is not a deal-breaker by any means, just a big of a surprise.

I originally ordered the large size and found that to be too big for my original intent, which was every day usage. I ordered the medium, which is perfect. I am keeping both, however, as the large will be fabulous for travel. I can fit my camera, all accessories, extra lens, my wallet, glasses, etc. AND my Kindle, so it's ideal for travelling all my essentials in one place! A quest that started out looking for the perfect every day bag ended up with two perfect bags. I highly recommend.

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I recently bought my first digital SLR camera, and I spent an equal amount of time agonizing over the perfect bag for it. I have a Built NY lunch bag, which I love, and I was so excited to find that they make a couple camera bags.

I wanted something reasonably priced, stylish but simple, versatile, and roomy enough for my new camera, 1-2 extra lenses, wallet, sunglasses, and phone (to avoid carrying a camera bag and a purse). I also didn't want something that screamed "camera bag." I'll be traveling a lot with this camera, but also just running around town with it. I wanted a bag that could do both. This one fit the bill.

The removable insert is easy to adjust to your needs. The material is sturdy. I love the streamlined look of the bag. It looks like a small messenger bag, and is easy to wear. The black raspberry color is unique, but subtle enough to work with pretty much anything.

shipped my order quickly. I even received it long before the expected arrival date. The bag is perfect for my needs. Great to find a bag like this at such a good price-point!

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I am a photographer and an information architect. I'd been using my BUILT laptop bag for about a year and was so excited to see camera bag options. I love the products from this company and was not disappointed when I received the camera bag. It's the best one I've had yet and I've been photographing seriously for about 8 years.

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perfect bag for around town, holds my D40 camera body, sb-400, 18-55, 50-200 and 50mm lens with room for quick cash, cards and phone. All I need for a daily excursion, and the blackberry color doesn't scream>> HEY! HERE'S MY CAMERA! STEAL ME!

Another good thing about this bag is while the sides and interior are neoprene like all the 'built' stuff, there is a slight firmness between the layers and extra padding on the bottom of the bag.

Oh and the strap is plenty long enough for across the body or shorten it for just shoulder wear.

This bag says medium, but I was shocked at its actual size, I can only imagine how big the Large is.

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I have a Nikon D80 this is great for travel. I like the easy access and look, not like a camera bag. I was not sure about the size, but it ideal for my rather large dslr and zoom lens. It fits everything I need for the day.

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I bought a pack of these sleeves to use when shooting outdoor sports in the rain. I'm not a pro photographer and couldn't justify the expense of the superior Aquatech rain gear. I needed something small and light that fits in my camera backpack and keeps me shooting during poor weather conditions I occasionally encounter.

If you do a lot of shooting in questionable weather and can justify the $200 cost, the Aquatech is obviously a better solution. But for $6, the Op/Tech sleeves are hard to beat in a pinch, particularly for casual photographers.

The sleeves are large enough to cover most all but the largest of the pro telephoto lenses. It fits my D300 with battery pack and 70-200 2.8 with room to spare. The sleeve has a hole in the rear just remove your eyepiece cover, stretch the hole over the eyepiece, and replace the cover to hold it in place. The sleeve has a drawstring closure in front that holds very securely to the lens hood. The plastic is transparent and thin enough to allow operation of all the controls right through the sleeve (vs, sliding your hands up inside). It's a very usable solution, although it does make adjusting the zoom a bit more difficult. But again, this is intended to be more of an emergency or occasional rain solution.

I've spent endless hours shooting football games in the rain and the protection provided is excellent. As long as you don't poke a hole in it, your equipment will stay dry. I'm able to reuse them multiple times.

Pros: Very low cost, stores anywhere, excellent protection, low tech ease of use, able to see all of the camera's controls, works with tripods and monopods.

Cons: Takes a few minutes to put on and get adjusted, makes accessing some controls a little awkward (but not impossible), far too long for short lenses.

Bottom line: Excellent emergency protection during occasional bad weather for cameras with larger lenses. Those using smaller lenses should look for another solution.

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Works well to protect the camera from rain. Had to use this a couple times on my recent trip to Alaska. My only problem is it takes some time to get this thing on the camera properly, once it's on it's difficult to manipulate the lens zoom. Also if you're using a shorter lens then this thing is pretty much pointless since there's too much excess sleeve and nowhere to put it. The product itself is a high quality plastic too, not cheap like a grocery store bag.

Small and compact, folded up tiny and shoved it in my backpack, acted as extra padding for my lenses. :)

It worked great with the Canon 40d and Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS lens.

It worked good with the 40d and Canon 17-40mm f/4.0L.

I gave up trying with my 40d and Canon 50mm f/1.8.

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I purchased this item thinking it was a good idea to have packed with camera accessories "just in case". I knew I was traveling to Europe on business and would have some free time to take some shots of local flavor. Upon taking a road trip to Salzburg, we encountered rain that turned to sleet that turned to snow. Salzburg was a wet, snowy photo op against the backdrop of cathedrals, snow capped mountains, and the location for scenes from the "Sound of Music". No umbrella no cover. But I had a rain sleeve! It worked perfectly (except for some random drops on the lens, which was protected by a UV filter anyway, so no damage. I may have looked a little funny, but I think I captured more shots in the wet weather than anyone who had to hide their pocket digitals under their coats. And those brave enough to shoot with SLRs had to juggle umbrellas (which didn't look like much fun). Also was able to shoot some great street shots without the worry of wetness (or exposure to the unsuspecting subjects). I was glad to have this. I will order more. Hey, you never know...

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I have a Canon 5D Mark II which is prone to water damage so bought this rain cover because it always seems to rain when I go to the Renaissance Festival.

Well, its raining today off and on and I'm going anyway, so I opened the packaging and pulled one of the two out. It's kind of like a plastic bag shaped to go over your camera and lens. I slipped off my eye piece protector and pulled the bag over my Canon 135mm F/2 L lens and placed the opening around the eye piece and slipped the protector on then pulled the cord tight around the lens end. It's got a nice little slip cord release button that makes resizing a breeze.

Bingo, instance emergency weather protection. But I get it on and start using it and right away there are two problems, one the slip cord end over the lens hood keeps slipping back towards the camera, I ended up using some gaphers tape to hold it to the hood. The other problem is you lose the use of your neck strap since it is hanging out the end. You really don't realize how much you use your neck strap until you can't use it. Still I'm out in effiy weather with ominous looking dark clouds and I feel safer then without it. Ok now it's starting to rain and my fingers are really getting wet so I have taken leaving my hand inside the cover on the camera at all times which is easy to do since taking it in and out of the camera bag is a pain anyway and the bag is getting wet. Still I'm out in the rain and taking photos and no problems so far with my 5D Mark II.

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Easy on and easy off

Very good price point

You get two with each order!

Keeps your camera and lens dry

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Lens end keeps slipping back down barrel of lens

No place or hole for neck strap so you have to carry camera entire time.

Conclusion:

Get a pack just in case but don't rely on this as your primary weather protection.

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While obviously far from a U/W housing, for a couple of dollars, this little glorified plastic bag does a really good job! The cinch around the lens opening works well, and accommodates a 70-200F4 on a Canon 40D with plenty of room to spare.

If one is careful to not tear the opening designed for the eyepiece, this device can be used many times, although this is the apparent weak spot, so be gentle putting this on and taking it off.

I have used this in a pretty bad rain storm, and it kept the camera and lens body dry, although conditions got so bad, I couldn't keep water off the lens face, and gave up.

Could you make this with a giant zip lock and a rubber band? Sure, but for the low cost to buy these, I have one in each of my camera bags just in case.

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First the top (lid) has something on the back side that makes it hard to keep open...just won't flop open & second it's about 2" to deep. The shoulder strap clips are sewn so high up the side of the bag, they block the top zipper from a free flow movement. Nice construction for the most part, but would not have purchased if had seen it before. Would not recommend this bag

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This package comes with a DSLR bag and 2-DVD set (one for 3100, another for d3000, d5000).

DVD: For the beginner of DSLR, the DVD can be helpful, but you can also get the similar information from internet. If you are already into this world, and want to get advanced knowledge, this DVD would not be much helpful.

Camera case: This is really a high quality bag (a little heavier than you thought). Compared to the previous starter kit, this bag has great improvement in terms of both build quality and space. It appears bigger for holding d3100 with kit lens and 50-200mm zoom lens. This is expected as it is also designed for holding d7000. So this bag is for one camera with two lens. There is also large space on the front pack for holding accessories.

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This bag came with a DLSR package I bought a couple weeks ago and I was pretty excited about it. The material is good and it seems built to last. However, there is a pretty serious design flaw that has caused me to get rid of it. When you strap the bag shut the upper sides of the bag bulge out and create pretty large openings where the elements can seep in. It's pretty bad when you consider how sand or water can get into your bag and cause a really bug problem. Also, the inner adjustable compartments are pretty weak and it's pretty hard to get gear tightly secured into the bag. The bag can hold a decent amount of gear (I have a D3000, 35mm, 18-55 & 55-200 lens, battery charger and other stuff fitted in my bag but it just doesn't feel like a secure bag that I could trust for long term use.

I would suggest the Lowerpro slingshot bags instead. That bag gives you quick access to your camera, durable design and it keeps your extra gear solidly secured in your bag.

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The quality of the bag is high, its padded, water resistant, and the locking clips won't break easily. The problem I have with this bag is that it is a bit too small and the layouts of the pockets are just not well thought out.

It would be better if if were about 1" wider, 2" longer, the height seems good. The pockets should be on the outside of the clips (they have a zipper anyways) so that you don't have to have the top open to access a battery or a lens for example. The lid pocket needs to be expandable or done away with, you can't keep anything more than a lens rag or a manual in it as is.

When I take my camera out for a hike I currently carry it in a range bag that I have padded, its slightly bigger and has all the pockets I need. When I'm at home I stow my camera in this bag.

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Unfortunately, I did not check Amazon first before paying twice the amount at Best Buy for this same bag! With that said, this is a great bag. It holds both my Nikon 5100 with the 18-55mm lens attached, as well as my 70-300mm lens. I have my manuals, cables, acessories in the various pockets. The bag is very lightweight, which is what I was looking for. The DVD's are very informative, and I learned a lot about my camera from watching them.

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The bag itself is spacious and well designed and it comfortably holds my D3100 with its stock lens and a 55-200m lens. I think it could have been a little smaller but I'm not too bothered by the size. The build quality is solid and I can see it lasting for a really long time. I especially like the clips which are made out of metal and should last for a really long time. I may go out and buy a smaller bag just for the camera and its smaller lens (since I don't see myself taking the bigger lens with me everywhere I go) but I'm largely satisfied with this bag.

What I loved even more about this kit was the instructional videos that came with it. Both me and my wife and clueless about how to operate an SLR so the videos were very helpful in getting us started in the right direction.

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This case is nicely made and looks great. The case has two zippered compartments. The one that holds the camera has a soft wraparound form to hold the camera but it is just slightly too small to hold my S8200 horizontally. It can fit vertically with a little care and patience when closing the zipper. The other compartment has a net pocket on one side to hold extra batteries but may be too loose to hold memory cards. What appears to be a moisture protective plastic zippered pocket is on the other side. I would use this for memory cards. This case seems well made and the pad for the shoulder strap will be great. Overall I happy with the case.

UPDATE after a few uses the camera now fits horizontally in the cushioned form. I guess it just needed to loosen up a little bit. Really like this case.

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It is good quality and the right size. It has a thing to put your belt through(how many women wear belts all the time and how many men want a plum camera case?) I was disappointed it doesn't have a strap as that would have been more convenient and could have been added. I like it except for that.

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This case is lightweight and chic at the same time. No velcro to fool with because it magnetically closes and opens. It has a belt strap on the rear that's handy as well.

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I purchased this item to have a place to store my camera covertly when it wasn't around my wrist. It is perfect for my camera. I have an olympus tough 800 which fits perfectly. I just let the wrist strap hang out from the end. It looks like a cell phone holder when worn on a belt. I think it is expecially usefull when the lens cover is open and you want access for a quick photo. The magnetic closure is nice and quiet. I have only had one instance of it opening when I didn't want to and that was when the seatbelt caught it while exiting my vehicle. However, that being said you don't have to worry about the velcro sound. And when walking around a store you don't have people wondering why you have a camera around your wrist. One thing I would add not specifically related to this product would be to purchase the Olympus 202316 Water-Ready Adjustable Strap. it doesn't add much bulk when compared to the chinchy (sp?) factory supplied strap. It holds up to sweat and water if you have one of the Waterproof/resistant units. It should not be confused with the floatable strap which is another item. I digress, but The Case is an excellent buy and I highly recommend it. I haven't written many reviews in the past, but since I rely on them I thought I would start. Hope this was useful to you.

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My wife loves this case, it matches her red Olympus camera and it is well made. I'm sure the other colors look just as good and are made just as sturdy.

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Product was as advertised. Snug fit good for slim cameras only. Can fit extra memory cards in their slots, but nothing elsenot even an extra battery would fit.

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The Montgomery Street Courier is a great bag that unfortunately comes with a mediocre strap. The killer feature is the quick-zip side opening that provides fast access to a camera (assuming you're wearing the bag on your left hip). I used to take far too long to get my camera out of several different messenger-style bags that I've used over the years. With the Courier, I leave the wrist strap on my camera hanging out of the bag. I put my hand through the strap, pull the zipper down and grab the camera in a single move, and I can have it out of the bag in a second.

The camera compartment is 5" wide x 7.5" tall x 3.5" deep, which is more than big enough for my Olympus E-PL5 with Panasonic 12-35 mm f2.8 zoom. There's sufficient leftover space that I can put a pair of gloves or other stuff on the bottom under the camera.

There's another compartment above the camera compartment that's accessible from the top of the bag. It measures 5" wide x 3" tall x 3.5" deep, which is large enough to hold a small zoom, a couple of pancake lenses or a flash. The remainder of the main part of the bag is a tall narrow compartment ( 3.5" x 3.5" x 10.5") that fits a reasonably large water bottle. There's a padded sleeve to hold an iPad inside the main compartment, plus a sleeve pocket on the rear exterior to hold papers. The small lens cap pocket on the outside of the bag is handy, and looks to be big enough to hold a 72 mm lens cap, maybe even bigger. There are also a good number of small pockets on the front of the bag, covered by the top flap when the bag is closed. Lastly, there's a pocket inside the top flap, but it's not that useful because if you put anything bulky in it, the flap becomes too thick to close properly, as the magnets on the underside of the flap can't connect with the magnets on the bag.

The strap is the only real disappointment. It's narrow and thin and just doesn't look up to the task, even though it's strong enough. A thicker strap, with padding or something substantial would instill more confidence. A shoulder pad or rubber grips on the underside of the strap might also prevent it from sliding across my shoulder and pressing against my neck, which it frequently does. I dislike the strap enough that I'm thinking about cutting it off and asking my wife to sew on a better one. Still, despite the strap it is my favourite camera bag, and one I highly recommend for any street photographer or travelling photographer.

Update 9 March 2013: I've decided the strap's not quite as bad as I first thought, and I've upgraded it to four stars in the review title. I tried it with an add-on shoulder pad, which actually made it worse (I'm not sure if it was my choice of shoulder pad), so I'm back to using the bag with a naked strap. I still would have liked a slightly wider and thicker strap, and some sort of non-slip feature, but I can live with it as it is.

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This bag does just what it says... it holds everything that I need, though it feels quite bulky. It's not too feminine and has just the right shade of grey to match a lot of outfits, and I can carry one additional lens with me. It's too bulky to carry an iPad with it, though. I like all the little compartments in the front. Overall, good quality camera bag.

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I ended up returning this product simply because of size. I use a Nikon D3200 and carry 1-2 spare lenses. The size of this bag is great, but ultimatly I wanted something that was easier to get my camera in and out of, would carry the extra lenses as well as a bottle of water/ipad etc. Great construction!

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I bought this camera bag without any previous "testing". I own a Canon A710 is and chose this bag according to the Tamrac guide. The fit is perfect, not too tight not too loose. I include in the bag a couple batteries and a card reader (in the outter pocket). It has a very clever belt strap. I like the blue option better.

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This camera case is very nice. It is small, compact and looks like it would hold batteries and memory cards really well. It is nice looking and nice. Did I mention it seems nice?

One major problem, it doesn't fit the camera (Canon PowerShot S5 IS) that I bought it for. It was listed on the camera's page as being a case to buy with it. There is no way I can get it to fit! The camera is bigger than the case.

I couldn't give the camera case a lower rating, though, because it's not it's fault it was listed on the camera's page, and it really does look like a nice case. I just wish it fit my camera.

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I recently purchased a Canon A720is digital camera and was looking for a case for it. I have found it in this Tamrac model 5691. It fits the A720is perfectly with space in the accessory pocket for four extra AA batteries and an extra camera card. The black balistic nylon is smooth and good looking and appears to be very tough. It has a very sturdy neck strap with removable clips and a belt loop on the back. The main compartment has a flap with a buckle and the accessory compartment has a zipper closure. Inside the accessory compartment are two pockets to hold camera cards and batteries. The assembly quality is very good. In fact, I am having a hard time figuring out how to improve this case, and I don't think it is possible-it's perfect as it is, at least for a Canon A720is. The only quibble I can think of is that it would be nice if it came in nuetral grey as I think the black color may be a heat sink in the Sacramento summer sun when it reaches 115 degrees as it did several summers ago. The black looks nice though. So in conclusion I am very happy, an excellent camera and an excellent case to go with it.

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This is the 2nd Tamrac Bag I've purchased to match a 2nd Canon Point & Shoot. This one was a gift and it was based on my use over the last 2 years of the 5690 model. The camera fits snug & stays in place yet will easily slide out with a tug of the strap or by using your fingers. Front Pouches work well for extra batteries & storage cards.

Bag is well made, durable & an excellent value. Tamrac website is also very helpful = product info & selection

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I bought this case for my new Canon SX200IS and it fits perfectly.

The small auxiliary pocket at the front actually is big enough to hold my Sony GPS CS-3KA unit.

The padding of the case is thick enough to protect the camera from most outside damage (no, it probably won't survive an elephant sitting on it ...), and the flap closes the case effectively enough to provide a good shield against the elements.

The camera does not have any wiggle room, it is a snug, but not a tight, fit. It is easy to pull out of the case, without having the setting dial catch a corner and being moved in a different position (well, that happened a lot with the case I was using before really annoying if you expect the aperture priority setting and the video setting is active instead ...).

The case, when filled with the camera and the GPS unit, is not really pocket sized anymore good thing that they included a nice long over-the-shoulder carrying strap.

The only thing I am missing here is a strip of velcro to fixate the flap, instead of always having to close the buckle to prevent the camera from falling out. That is not a minor issue in my point of view, because I want to access the camera real quick, and to always have to undo the buckle first is certainly counterproductive. The alternative would be to just let the flap hang there without closing the buckle do that at your own peril.

Other than that, it is a very functional, no frills, fits like a glove, sturdy as a rock camera bag.

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I purchased this bag for my granddaughter after she fell into a large mud puddle while on a college trip to Belize. The camera was ruined so this will hopefully keep her new camera protected.

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This bag is absolutely perfect for EVIL / Compact system cameras. I have spent the last month trying to find an ideal bag for my nex-5n and the two kit lenses (18-55, 16mm pancake) as well as a place to put my phone. I bought a Kata Marvelx 20 and a Crumpler 2 Million Dollar Home and neither one really suited me. The Domke does.

The Kata, which was made for just the 18-55 didn't have a nice, soft lining, but a typical nylon-material and had a difficult circumference zipper along the perimeter of the bag. To open it, I had to zip up, right, then left to get at my camera. The 2 million dollar home would hold the camera body with the 18-55 attached and the 16 on the side just fine, but with the 16 mm attached, the 18-55 was too large to have both the lens and the camera side by side the solution would require me to stack the camera on top of the lens.

The Domke F=5XA is my first Domke bag, but it will certainly not be my last. It feels very rugged, has some space for accessories (or a smartphone) and does not scream camera bag. It's also relatively thin--which is perfect for an EVIL camera--which prevents it from sticking out too much when you wear it.

The straps are metal and removable and the bottom is very sturdy. The straps also have a nice rubber-like material sewn into it so that the bag won't slip off your shoulders.

When I tried this bag, I also played around with the Lowepro Courier 80/70, Tamrac Rally 2, and Manfrotto Solo II and the Domke came out on top. The Lowepros looked like children's lunchboxes and did not fit the double lens kit all that well, the Tamrac was very thick and stuck out too much when worn, and the Solo II was too small for both lenses.

All and all, this bag is the perfect companion for the NEX-5N and other EVIL cameras.

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It's a nice little bag. Durable material (standard Domke). Don't expect to get much more than the camera and a second lens or flash in the bag. You will not be able to fit a notebook or your sunglasses. My m4/3 camera, second lens fits nicely. Can't get the battery charger or a notebook in there.

Nice day bag. If you need a place for more than the camera, move up to a bigger bag.

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This bag is very well made, like all Domke bags, but it's quite small. You'll be able to put a NEX with small lens and your wallet and phone. That's about it. The front pockets are barely large enough to hold a credit card and SD cards. I don't feel comfortable putting a Nex battery in the front pockets, they're that little. It's dumb because the pockets could be considerably bigger (deeper) but were designed to be tiny. I replaced it with the F-5Xb which is a a much better and more usable size for my purposes.

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very well built. well proportioned for my GF1 + cables, charger, and two lenses (20mm & 14-45mm). easily identifiable in a group of camera bags and luggage.

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Very well made product, material is of very high quality, and craftmenship is excellent (MADE IN THE U.S.A).

Panasonic DMW-CLS75 Imitation Leather Case for Panasonic LS Series Review

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I have the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1 and this case is a great fit for the camera. The case has a magnetic front button that locks easily and belt loop on the back. (The case should also be a good match for the DMC-ZS3). I used the case on vacation at Cape Cod and it was nice to always have the camera handy as well as protected. My camera was new and I wanted a case that would fit well. This case seems perfect.

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Best GoGo-Pac - Powder Blue Deals

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The picture looks so much bigger but Im happy I got it, I like it. The traps long if ur looking for something as a small camera case that has a long strap and cute design I would suggest this.

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nice little compact bag for digital camera. Trendy, colorful pattern makes this perfect for teenagers and adults a like. Can't wait to give it as a present!