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Purchased through Amazon.com for my Lumix tz 10. The Napoli 30 is the right size for this camera but difficult to obtain in the UK. Well made and robust, not bad for under £20 from the US.

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This bag is very well made, it's not made for a big DSLR but great for a smaller camera with a zoom lens. I bought it as a gift and now I want one for my self...

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I was hesitant when I initially got the bag, because I wasn't sure if it would be able to fit my camcorder and my supplies. No joke, this thing comfortbaly fits my Sony HVR-Z5U camcorder, dual battery charger, 2 batteries, my memory recording unit, shotgun mic, wireless lav. mic, and my Nikon D3100 with 18-55mm lens and still has extra room ,no problem!! It's very comfortable to wear, lighter than my past bags. 100% recommend!

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I really like this bag. It's solid and fits my ex1, batteries, charger and wireless mic kit. It's compact size means that I have to compromise a bit on how thing are arranged (not ideal), but I can get everything in safely. Construction is solid.

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I picked up a Petrol PC300 when the strap on my Genus GL-GEN1000 Backpack began to fray and separate at the right shoulder seam. The Petrol offers instant advantages over the Genus, including being less than half the weight of the larger bag (5.6 pounds vs a back-breaking 11.8) and a form factor that was is more taped to the human wearing it. I shoot in Washington, D.C. and take my bags frequently onto public transportation, so this is a vast improvement. The Petrol is even small enough to fit in a plane's overheard compartment, which I feel a lot more comfortable about than handing my entire video rig over to the roulette wheel of baggage arrival.

And despite the reduced size, the inside of the Petrol is better laid out and more usable than the Genus. I find I can fit the same gear in more or less the same arrangement, though a tad more snug, but everything just seems laid out better. This is especially true with the compartment made to cradle your camera snugly in the center of the bag; a thick Velcro thick strap permanently attached across the middle of the chamber accomplishes this very well. And the smaller removable velcro walls are easy to shift around to customize the kit any way you require. Two thin pockets line the inside of the bag lip. The smaller top pocket is clear and the perfect size for an iPad (though it offers basic no protection). The second has a zipper and folded Velcro enclosure and might be able to hold a Macbook Air (again, with absolutely no protection). The Genus offered ample laptop security (enough to barely fit my 17" Macbook Pro from 2008) as well as a third smaller pocket. You only get the bare basics with the Petrol.

There are two deep side pockets (with very narrow, unyielding openings) and matching bungee cords to latch for tripods and other gear to the outside of the bag...and that's it. No outside small pockets for batteries or tapes, no business card pocket or keychain, not even a cell phone pouch (though I found I could swipe the one from my Genus and it fit around the straps of the Petrol just fine). There is a pen holder attached to one of the removable inner walls, but only on one of them, and I found it purely by accident.

The main straps and moulded back handle are quite sturdy, but the support straps across the chest and waist are cheap, light plastic and the shoulder straps a tendency to shift dramatically an inch or so when putting the bag on or off, but stay attached firmly once worn. Still, it's just enough to be slightly alarming when you have $5000 strapped to your back. When properly strapped on, the bag is very comfortable to wear. The 6lbs between the Petrol and the Genus is the largest difference, but the way the smaller bag curves more to fit the back and shoulders is also a huge plus. I never had a feeling for how much space it took up behind me, always underestimating it.

The sacrifices for size and weight begin at the bottom of the Petrol bag, which has no additional protection or stability, making it impossible to stand the bag upright. Worse is how the bag opens face-down so that the narrower, rounded front of the bag is in contact with the surface, making the kit less stable when open than the Janus. And while the nylon-ballistic pockets on the outside of the bag are strong they have no give, so they aren't even large enough to hold a bottle of water.

For me, the sacrifices are worth it. I need my bag to stay on my back almost all the time, as I frequently shoot in nightclubs and outside venues that may view a stray bag with alarm. But if you need to regularly carry anything more than a small kit and an iPad with you, I'd look at a different bag.

Sony LCSEMF/B Camera Case for Sony E-mount Cameras Reviews

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I was looking for a camera bag to fit my Sony NEX-5N, 18-55mm lens, 16mm pancake lens plus attachable wide angle conversion lens, and other accessories. I figured, hey, Sony makes a bag specially designed for this camera and two lenses--it's probably a pretty good bet. Unfortunately, it was a bad bet. This camera bag is a disaster in every which way. Why?

1) It is flimsy both on the outside and the inside. A drop or even a light bump would be disastrous. Plus, I get the sense that even carrying it might cause the lenses inside the case to knock up against each other and scratch each other's exteriors, because the velcro divider is super-flimsy and doesn't extend all the way to the top.

2) Unlike other camera bags I've owned, there is hardly any room for the secure storage of additional accessories, such as extra memory card, extra battery, cords, lens caps, filters, etc. My LowePro camera bag has four separate compartments that are either sealed by velcro or zippers. This thing only has one on the back, which has room for approximately one or two lens caps or filters.

3) Most damning of all is that my Sony NEX-5N (the camera the bag was designed to hold) doesn't fit conveniently into the bag. It might fit okay if I were to take off the shoulder strap, flash, and the lens hood. But obviously I can't be bothered to take off my shoulder strap every time I want to store the camera. Taking off the lens hood or flash would be less of a problem, but there is absolutely no extra room in the bag to store them. (And keep in mind that my second lens is a pancake lens--if your second lens is a telephoto lens, good luck.)

4) I haven't the slightest idea how the only other reviewer (as of time of writing) managed to fit his camera, 18-55 mm, 16 mm, and 55-210 mm lenses into the bag. I could barely fit my camera (without shoulder strap, flash, and lens hood), pancake lens, and a spare battery into the bag. This left a small amount of remaining room above the pancake lens, and I could have stuffed my shoulder strap, flash, and lens hood loosely into that space. Which is bad, because you don't want things floating around in your camera bag. But my wide-angle conversion lens (which fits onto the pancake and is much smaller than a telephoto lens) didn't fit.

I really don't write many reviews, but I hope this one helps people in the market for a camera bag for their Sony alpha NEX camera and lens(es). Do yourself a favor and buy a sturdy camera bag from a company dedicated to designing them.

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I've just received this camera bag and it is perfect for carrying what I want. Versatile configuration. It has three pockets inside. On the left is a fixed partition, which exactly fits my external battery charger (the kind with the slide out prongs), and a couple of spare batteries. There is a moveable partition, which velcros onto the back and front wall to divide the remaining space. If one splits the space, the 55-210mm lens can be stood in one space, and the camera, on its side (back to the right wall, for example, and lens pointing to left wall), in the other. The camera strap can be rolled up and will fit above the lens. The tele lens fits with the lens hood reversed, and even (with a bit of difficulty) when wrapped in the bubble wrap envelope that it is shipped in. This latter configuration pushes up on the lid when closed, but will work. If one removes the movable divider, the camera can be placed in the large space with the tele lens attached. In this layout, the stock SELP16-50 lens can go into the fixed partition/pocket in the left of the camera bag. There is space above the tele lens for other stuff, one can use the divider or other padding to separate the lens/camera from the other things one wants to carry. When I put the external charger in the left fixed pocket, there is enough room to add two spare batteries alongside the charger. To get a sense of the length of this bag, it would accomodate the camera with the tele lens, with the lens in the fully extended position-not that one would carry it in this position, but this gives you a sense of dimensions. The zippered compartment in back is deeper than it appears in pictures-it will easitly take SD cards, even a couple of filter cases. In fact, the supplied charger and USB cable easily fits in this pocket. All in all, this case has the perfect dimensions for packing everything I take.

The case comes with a shoulder strap that attaches to large plastic D-rings on each side. It also has a carry handle sewn on to the front of the case, a 1/4 inch below the zipper. It's a strange place to place a handle because when one picks up the case with the handle, the case turns over so the back of the case is almost parallel to the floor. However, if I put my hand through the strap, palm against the front wall of the case, strap against wrist, finger tips curled under the bottom, it works perfectly, Still, one is likely to be using the shoulder strap for any significant carrying, so this does not seem to be a big deal either way.

Build quality. Too early to tell, I just got the case today. The main zipper seems strong and has two zips, with strong pulls sewn on. The zipper mechanism itself is plastic as is the loop on it (to which the pull is sewn). The loop looks thin and flimsy and may be prone to breaking. The zipper for the back pocket is extremely fine and doesn't look like it would deal well with rushed or rough pulling.

The nylon that the case is made of is heavy duty-this is not lunch box material. There is thick padding--3/8"-1/2"--on all six sides of the case. So this will protect your gear, but maybe not from a fall from height. It is by no means flimsy, and works well for my purpose-which is to put it in my travel backpack, where it will protect the camera and gear from all the other stuff I have in the backpack.

All in all, the build quality looks good, the case is compact, but perfectly proportioned to carry the NEX3N, the 55-210 tele lens and hood, external charger, spare batteries, a couple of filters and SD cards in their cases. And its a good looking case.

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This case is perfect for my Sony NEX-5N with the 18-55 mm lens AND my 55-200 Zoom lens. I fit in not only the camera, extra lens, both lens shades, the extra battery and charger, the cable to connect to the computer, a lens pen and the carrying strap and a wrist strap. I can put it in with the flash attached though it's a better fit with the flash off the camera. I really like the size of the case because it fits pretty well in a carry on bag for air travel with the essentials needed for photography and protects the camera. It is also an easy bag to carry because it is fairly small. It is well thoughout to be used with this camers with the standard lens along with the telephoto lens and an extra battery with charger. There is a little pocket in the back for extra memory cards etc. Just couldn't fit in the instruction book.

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NEX cameras and accessories don't seem to fit in just any case. This one is right and small. It also doesn't broadcast "EXPENSIVE CAMERA HERE --COME AND GET IT.

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The product arrived fast enough. But the size is a little bit smaller than I expected. Still, good quality case!! The camera fit just right in. Now more and less space you can use!

Reviews of Think Tank Urban Disguise 70 Pro V2.0 Shoulder Bag - Holds Pro DSLR

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Think Tank makes great products and this bag is no exception. If I can find any fault with this bag it would be that it holds too much. I'm able to get a 1D Mk III with 70-200 f/2.8L IS mounted, plus a 24-105 f/4L, 17-40 f/4L, 85mm f/1.8, 50mm f/1.4 and Sigma 15mm f/2.8 fisheye in the bag along with a 580EX flash. I haven't even started on the pockets yet!

Materials, zippers and overall finish are top notch. Yes, it's expensive but anymore you get what you pay for.

I highly recommend this bag.

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Very well made and designed. One exception is in axcess: the main compartment zipper gives limited (tight) access. Not great for quick lens or body changes nor for snatching a speedlight unit. But still a great bag for storage and transport.

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This is my third camera bag and I hope one to last for a long time. It is roomy, well constructed and has many storage pockets inside. It came with velcro dividers that will allow you to configure the inside of the bag the way you wish. It also contains a small pouch to carry SD cards, a pouch containing a water resistant cover to slip over your bag in case it rains, and a shoulder strap.

I initially bought a Think Tank Urban Disguise 40 bag. I own a Nikon D800 and bought this bag to carry this camera. It is too small of a bag for this size camera! I kept it and now use it to store my old Nikon D70.

In short I love this series of bags! Highly recommended!

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You absolutely can't go wrong with this bag. I am a huge Think Tank fan and own 3 of their camera bags/backpacks. This is my favorite and I have to tell you that this shoulder bag rocks. Excellent design and if you are like me and like to bring a lot of gear "just in case" then this is the bag for you. As you can see it looks like a typical small piece of luggage so it doesn't scream "I'm holding $10K+ in camera equipment". The design allows you to carry a ton of gear. It allows me to base my packing not on how much it will hold, but how much weight I want to lug around all day. For such a relatively small package, it's pretty amazing. Though it's a little pricy, you are buying a quality item that will last you many, many years. You won't be disappointed if you purchase this item. The only thing I wish they would have included was a small padlock for the zippers. Not a huge deal since you can pick these up anywhere, but for the price, it would have been nice for them to include one.

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This holster worked well and was convenient enough. I was able to carry in it a DSLR with battery grip and 14-24 mm lens attached (or 16-85 mm lens with a hood in position) and a few small accessories like a couple of batteries, filters, lens cleaner and even a small flash (Nikon SB-400) with a diffuser. I found it was comfortable to ride a bike with this holster striped to my chest using a combination of Think Tank Pixel Racing Harness(tm) V2 and Camera Straps (and that was the most comfortable way to carry it and quickly adjust the fit on the go when hiking or even running). It is also possible to carry this holster on the belt (better in the front, not on the side) or on your shoulder (on shorter trips with little equipment). Some users said that they wished there are more compartments, but 3 of them (plus a business card pocket) seem to be good enough. The holster is a little pricey, but is well made and should last for years. The holster is not waterproof, but is weather resistant, and a rain cover is included (in a side pocket). If I were in a climate with frequent but light rains, I would consider applying a water resistant layer on this holster myself, so I would have a quicker access to the camera.

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I work out of my camera bags. This bag was terrible. There was no way to quickly open/close/gain access to the camera. Your only option was to completely unzip/zip the bag while in use. Lots of bags have clips on them that can be used to quickly secure the contents in the bag so that you can one-handedly access the main compartment fast, without having to stop and use two hands to fuss with the zipper. I thought nobody could beat Think Tank on Design... but Lowe Pro has this licked with their Top Loader Pro 75 AW.

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Yet another addition for my belt. Although I haven't used this yet (27 day cruise coming up), I know it will be better carrying my camera on my belt to keep my hands free. No more camera bags. In addition this will keep my equipment waterproof.

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Although I own a Canon 5D Mark ii I love my Canon EOS 1DS Mark ii. The 1DS Mark ii is a "large" digital SLR body. This digital holster not only hugs the photographer but is also big enough to hold the 1DS Mark ii.

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When hiking I attach the holster on the lowest strap (which goes over belly). Quick access and real comfort. Otherways I use it with ThinkTank belt.

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This case is a great fit for the Cannon Rebel T3i. It has a slim protective profile. I like to carry my camera in my purse and this case helps protect my camera without having the bulk of the large camera bag.

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The zipper broke the first time I used it. The case quality seems good, but they ruined it with a cheap zipper. Waste of money, don't buy it.

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I'm giving this product 4 stars only because it doesn't have a separate compartment for Memory cards otherwise it fits like a glove I can put the wire, memory cards and camera in it and it stretches just enough to fit perfectly.

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all its ok, but is pretty small for my samsung camera model wb 150 f . . . . .

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What a fantastic quality case for my new Samsung DV300F digital camera this fits it perfectly, It's a steal for this Price, protects my camera excellently.

Highly recommended. This case is a must!!!

I would definately recommend.

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This amazing little case is a lifesaver. It does for your samsung camera what an otterbox does for an iPhone. Its soft but sturdy exterior provides excellent protection and cushion for your camera. It is tiny just like a camera and can fit in a guys back pocket or a ladies purse easily. It easily fits in your hand and is very inexpensive and convenient. I love it.

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This hard case protects your camera and holds extra cards and battery. I love the clamp so I can hook it on my purse or belt.

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Great! My Olympus water camera fits perfect. Made well camera will be very protected. Would recommend to friends and family

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It's a very nice case.could use a little more padding on the inside but the aluminum shell makes it really secure.

Cheap Tamrac 3320 Aero Zoom 20 Case (Brown/Tan)

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The upside: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28 fits perfectly into this bag (lens hood not attached). The bag adds minimally to the dimensions of the camera. You can put the hood with the hood adapter upside down on the bottom of the bag and the camera still fits in perfectly (the camera lens goes into the wide side of the hood).

I'm giving the exact dimensions of FZ28 to help you judge if this bag would be good for your particular camera: the length is 4.25" including the lens cap and the viewfinder eyepiece (the latter protrudes 3/8" behind the back wall of the camera); the width is 4.5" (not including the tiny strap eyelets); the height is 3" almost exactly.

The downsides: Side pockets are too tight to hold almost anything except for a SD card in a tiny protective case it usually comes in. I think it's a design flaw. The FZ28 battery measuring 1.75"x1.375"x0.75" fits in a pocket only with certain effort and since the pocket is too tight it bulges inside the bag. As a result, the camera already would not fit in as comfortably (especially with the hood inside). Besides, you would not be able to take the battery out of the pocket while the camera is in the bag. Of course there is no room for a charger and other accessories.

The shoulder strap has no padding and is made out of rather coarse woven nylon. When you wear the bag on your shoulder make sure it does not rub against your skin it might irritate or chafe it.

Tamrac has a compatibility chart where one can find recommended Tamrac bags for most of popular digital cameras. I could not put the URL here, but go to tamrac site and you'll easily find the "Digital Camera Fit Chart". Ironically, 33xx (Aero Zoom) series bags are not listed there (may be because they are "new").

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I got a new Panasonic super zoom camera (Lumix DMC-FZ35 Great!) and needed a case for it. The camera's an odd size not as big as a DSLR but considerably bigger than a point-and-shoot. This Tamrac 3320 case is a perfect fit. The camera will fit with the lens pointing downward but I find it is more convenient with the lens pointing to the side so that the "handle" end of the camera is at the top and can be grabbed easily. There are two small exterior pockets (one on each side) that can hold thin items I keep a filter in one and the lens cap in the other. There is no room for extras such as batteries and other supplies so if you feel the need for lots of additional gear, a roomier bag might be better. For me, this is the perfect bag and even has a wide, sturdy belt loop.

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The Tamrac 3320 is a great case if what you are looking for is a compact, highly-portable, and take-only-what-is-necessary camera case. If you own a Panasonic DMC FZ35, yes, you won't be able to fit all your cables, battery charger and other bulky accessories. Get over it, this is not your camera luggage. This is something you would perfectly use on a hike, or on a walk in the city where honestly, there is no need to carry your AV cables or your camera charger (unless the forest you are hiking on has power outlets in every other tree ;-). Needless to say, the main criteria to select this product was PORTABILITY during a hike or during a flight, where you know what you are going to see and can prepare in advance.

Anyhow, as it comes and with some creativity, in the main pouch I am able to fit an FZ35 with a UV filter on, the lens cap (on), the lens hood (detached and flipped around), an 8 GB class 6 memory stick (in the camera), the camera shoulder strap, and a small rag to protect the lcd from possible scratches by the strap. On the side pockets, I fit on one side an extra battery but I am sure 2 or 3 memory sticks would fit as well with the battery, and on the other pocket, I can fit the hood adapter and the usb cable. So there you go, camera, lens cap, hood, strap, extra battery, 2 or 3 extra memory sticks, hood adapter and USB cable. Everything you need for portability without bulkiness.

If you are on a trip and need to carry your AV cables, or your charger, just put those with the rest of your electronics. The batteries on an FZ35 need about 2 hours to charge so you might as well go back to your hotel or to a place where you can rest to do it.

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Perfect case for my Lumix FZ28. Excellent fit, without sun shield. Small side pockets for filters, etc. Love it. It is very well made.

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Great camera case. I bought this case as a gift to fit a Cannon Powershot SX30 IS. It fits perfect. Looks good too.