SLR Camera Case

Lots of compartments for a compact bag. Seems fashionable and durable, zippers easily open and close. Inside is well padded.

Just received this bag and haven't traveled with it yet, but I'm very happy with it and think it's as close to what I've been looking for as I'm going to find. I travel internationally a lot and I do NOT have an SLR but rather a high end point and shoot and a small point and shoot that I use for macro shots. I don't need to accommodate multiple lenses thankfully. I have a nice camera bag that fits both cameras but I cannot fit my phone in it or other essentials like a passport and some cash and credit cards so I always end up having both a camera bag AND a small purse which has always annoyed me. This bag fits my large point and shoot Canon Powershot as well as my small Panasonic Lumix (which takes amazing macro photos that my Canon cannot capture), spare batteries and memory cards and it also leaves room for my larger phone, passport, money and will even fit my sunglasses and some other small necessities like a small pill box, pen and paper, etc. So, I think I can finally travel with one bag and keep my cameras with me at all times as well as all those little things I would normally keep in a purse. This will for sure fit charges and power cords too but I leave those in my room during the day and don't really feel the need to pack them right in my camera bag. I really like the looks of it even though it still does look like a camera bag, it looks LESS like one than most. I chose the heather grey as I wanted something that will go with everything. The attached rain pouch is a nice idea but I opted to take scissors to mine and cut the elastic strap that attaches it to the bag. No matter how hard I tried to keep it nice and flat, it still bunched up and caused a lump in the rear pocket of the bag. This pocket doesn't expand at all so it's really only good for flat things like money, passport, travel documents, etc. so having a lumpy bump under this pocket wasn't desirable for me. The rain cover will be stowed in my backpack and still can easily be used if I need it. If it's raining that hard out, I don't plan on being outside for very long so the cover wasn't important to me but it's a nice feature for people who spend lots of time photographing in inclement weather. All in all, I'm excited to take my first trip with this bag in a few weeks to Guatemala. I think it'll perform great. We travel with carry-on luggage only and this bag fits perfectly my medium size backpack (that I use as my personal carry-on item) and leaves plenty of room to pack other things in the backpack as well.

This bag was perfect for what I needed: something to protect a nice bridge camera, along with a large manual for the camera, and several accessories. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again. Just be sure to measure what you have, and take note of the interior dimensions of the bag. You'd think that for the price these would be larger, but that doesn't seem to be the way it is.

I'm always nervous about buying cheaper options of things, but now that I'm retired that's kind of my reality now, lol. I was glad this bag is a good as it is in terms of quality. It snugly holds my film SLR and a lens, with space for film and small odds and ends. I'm happy, would recommend. :)

This shoulder bag is stylish and very well made. Generous padding protects your valuable equipment. I can fit Lumix GX9 with 15mm Leica attached, plus at least four other micro four thirds lenses for street and travel photography: 20mm, 25mm, 42.5mm, and a 45-175mm zoom. Your mileage may vary. Batteries, charger, charging brick, and miscellaneous cords all fit into side pockets. All this in a bag that is the size of a lunch box. Without even moving dividers around, I can easily switch to a full size G9 with a 12-60mm Leica attached, and keep a couple other lenses inside. A drink or two may fit into side mesh pockets. What a nice deal for thirty bucks.

Surprisingly good quality for price. I have a Nikon D5100. I kept the 70-300mm lens on the camera, and an 18-55 along side it. The camera with the long lens on has to sit at a bit of a funny angle to get the bag to zip. It’s a tight fit with the 300 lens on, but it works. I bought this for kayaking. It fits perfectly between my feet, and gives top-in access to my camera to get it ready quickly. Even without the rain cover, the water rolled right off the outside of this bag. I was getting splashed a LOT and the insides stayed bone dry. This feels and looks like a small lunch box. It is inconspicuous in your vehicle, and easy to carry with you. Be mindful, the closed bag flops onto its side if you have the camera lens down and body up on it. It’s padded well and didn’t fall hard. I love the separate pouches for batteries and memory cards. Removable shoulder strap is a nice feature, as is the trolley band for placing on a roller luggage handle. The side water bottle pockets are well constructed and easily hold a Blender Bottle.

This is exactly the size I was looking for to take when I go on vacation. I was able to fit my Nikon D610 with the 24-135mm Tamron lens attached as well as a Tamron 100-300mm and a 50mm fixed lens. I also was able to pack my battery charger, extra battery and a couple other small accessories. It was a VERY tight fit and I really had to pack them in there just right, but at least when going out for the day I don't have a big bulky camera bag to haul around. This is not something I would use all the time, rather just for traveling to conserve space. It seems fairly durable and well made on the outside. The only negative is the inside and padding feels cheaply made. Since this will only be used occasionally, for me it serves it's purpose.

Happy with the product. It was a bit bigger than I expected but that meant that I could fit in all of my camera stuff.

It fits the body camera and three lenses.

Fast and reliable and as expected

good design but cover have holes

Exactly as shown. Arrived on time.