USA Gear DLSR Camera Case, Deluxe Camera Bag with Accessory Storage - Compatible with Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus and More DSLR, Mirrorless, Micro Four-Thirds and Point and Shoot Cameras

Our camera didn’t come with a case. This one works perfectly.

For the price not too bad. Can be a bit awkward get things stashed away but it holds my dslr with an 18-300 lens on. The zippers for the main compartment are annoying, would have preferred a continual zip around with the velcro as overlay. The case may be water resistant but the zipper issue leaves an opportunity for even random rain to get in.

This photo case is made by Case Logic and is their model SLRC202. It is sold by Accessory Genie in California; they ship via USPS so it takes a couple of extra days to receive than you would directly from Amazon. I purchased this for my daughter's new Nikon D90 with an 18-105mm zoom and the camera with the lens fits into the center section of the case very well. The two outside pockets accommodate her 200mm zoom and other accessories. I am the type of photographer that likes to travel light, but with certain lenses just in case I need them. I was so impressed with this case that the following week I ordered one for myself. I currently used this case on a trip with my Nikon D300 with the 18-70 zoom in the center section, my fisheye wrapped in bubble wrap under the D300 in the center sling, my SB-800 flash in one side pocket, and my 55-300mm zoom in the other pocket. The side pocket will accommodate a lens with a 77mm filter because my 12-24mm zoom fits into the pocket also. The front zipper pocket will not accommodate much more than a few CF cards, a lens cleaning pencil, or a spare battery, the space is really limited. The back zipper pocket will only fit a filter, a reference card, or a transfer cable because that pocket is very limited. I was impressed with the construction of the case, very durable, with it on your shoulder you have instant access to your camera through the top and any accessories that you have in the top loading side pockets. I could switch lenses very quickly and just drop the other lens into the open side pocket. I used this case on a photo shoot of a graduation and the case strap distributed the weight very well on my shoulder and never became uncomfortable, I brought an OP/TECH strap with me just in case and never used it. Bottom line this is a great case if you want something very functional and want to travel light with some basic extras.

Ordered this product because I wanted a smaller bag to carry my Nikon 7000, a prime lens and two additional telephoto lens. The product is very good. I like the fact that it has a solid, waterproof base, sturdy construction and ease of use. The only thing I do not like is the two outside lens holders are a little to small and the case does not have any outside compartements (well, only 1 very thin one) to carry any other accessories. Overall I like the bag. It serves the purpose I bought it for (to have a small bag that would allow me to have two extra lenses and safely carry my Nikon with my prime lens attached) . If I were to redesign this case I would add a tiny bit more room in the two extra lens compartments so that the extra lens I carry can go in and out a little easier. Also note: the main compartment should have a little more height. I am not one that uses the "camera strap", but if I were, there would be no place for the strap to go. It seems that the strap would have to go on "top", placing undue pressure on the back of the camera, especially the camera display. I would still hightly recommend this case. It serves the EXACT purpose I bought it for. It will not replace my big, bulky "backback" style camera bag, but when I get to the location, all I really need are the essentials and this holds ALL my essentials.If you are looking for a small, compact "on-site" bag to carry in addition to an accessorie bag, this is great!!! If you are looking to use this as your only bag, you might want to shop around. Overall, this is a great bag but could have used a couple of redesigns to make it an outstanding bag! I will rate this 4 out of 5!

This is a good “first go” DLSR bag. There is enough space for a camera with a lens fitted (55-250mm is the largest I’ve tried) and 2 spare lenses in the side pockets, although I use one for a lens and one for a GoPro (plus DSLR charger, GoPro charger, cables, clips and SD card holder). Easy to open and grab the camera quickly too. Adjustable shoulder strap and a hand carry handle too make it ultimately flexible.

I bought this for a Nikon D5600. It holds the camera in the top/sling with a 70-300 mounted on it and a lens in each side pocket. There is room in the front pocket for a couple SD cards, a battery and lens cleaner and blower. It's also large enough for a bigger camera body, my D200 fits easily. Since the 3 compartments open into the same bottom area its a good idea to put lenses in their own pouches to make sure nothing collides inside the bag. It does have decent padding and stiffness with a plastic bottom that lets it sit upright. It seems well made, especially for the price.I thought it was going to be a little bulky to carry around, but it's not bad. Most of the time I'm only going to pull the camera and one lens out and leave the rest in the car anyway.

Purchased an identical camera bag in late 2011, about 5 years ago. This one replaces it. The bag is a very good bag that allows me to carry 3 additional lenses and a spare battery and charger. The rubber bottom allows me to put it only any wet surface. I had to buy a new replacement as the zipper on one of the side pockets that carries some of my extra lenses no longer functions. The plastic zipper opened on one side and no longer works. Also, when looking at the camera bag to try to fix it, I noticed that one of the strap holders was ready to break and was only holding by a few threads. The metal clip on the shoulder strap had worn the strap holder loop to almost nothing. The basic design is still a very good design and very good for a camera bag that is capable of holding extra lenses, one of which is a 200 mm 2.8 telephoto, longer than a beer can. The quality and longevity should be improved by using better zippers and using a metal strap holder.

Size of the bag was good and it fit my Canon camera with lens attached very nicely. The side pockets for auxiliary lenses, however, did not fit either of my zoom lenses with image stabilization and lens hoods. I had to upgrade to a sling type bag.