USA GEAR DSLR Camera Case for Men and Women with Top Loading Accessibility, Adjustable Shoulder, Small Camera Sling Bag, Padded Handle - Camera Holster Bag for Nikon, Canon, Panasonic (Southwest)

I am definitely not a big time camera person. I have a new Canon T4i which I bought to replace my iPhone camera and two lens (18-135mm and a 40mm pancake). When I went looking for a bag I wanted something that would hold my camera and the two lens when I went through airport security and later I could use to hold just my camera and the one large lens when I went out sight-seeing. Now I could go sight seeing with just the camera while wearing a strap, but I wanted a small bag to provide protection when I got into more dicey situations, like riding public transit. This bag is just what I wanted. Here are my thoughts on this bag:- See the picture? There is a tiny label on the top of the bag. It reads Vivitar. Is that good or bad? IMO, who cares?- The main opening has two zippers which can go either direction (like a regular suitcase zipper).- The strap is 7/8ths of an inch across and thin (not super comfortable, but pretty sturdy). It is long enough to be worn diagonally over the chest for most men and is adjustable. It is held in place with two easily removable large plastic clips. Check out the pictures. You've seen these kind of straps before.- It is well padded and has a quality feel to it.- The bag fits the camera with the large lens attached, like a glove. The photo that shows the camera in the bag must be showing just the camera body with no lens attached. There is almost no headroom with camera and lens inserted (maybe an inch and a half or a wee bit more if you stretch the cover like you would with an overstuffed suitcase).- The camera comes with a tiny mini tripod and velcro divider. Nice, but I am leaving these at home. No room in the bag.- Did you buy one of those expensive black rapid straps? If you did, forget this bag. Like I said, it fits the camera like a glove. There is room for a regular camera strap, but those shoulder ones with all the padding and doodads... no.- The bag has a little handle which may or may not be useful. I really like that I can strap the bag to my belt. First, knowing me, I may just lay this small bag down and walk away. Second, it provides a wee bit of protection from the snatch and run thieves.- I don't have one of those battery pack accessories which attach to the bottom of the camera, but checking the bag out, they may fit. Don't hold me to this, but it looks like it would be a super snug fit.- After buying the bag, I received emails from the vendor asking for my opinion on their service and later asking me to post on Amazon my opinion of their product. To me, this shows me that these people are really proud of what they do and what they sell.So, if you are a minimalist when it comes to your needs for a camera bag and you are willing to part with an amount equivalent to a lunch at a nice restaurant, then I definitely recommend this bag. If you want to carry more stuff, then get something bigger.

This camera case is so very well made and sturdy, but it is pretty also! ( I got the galaxy one). I am not using it, though, for a camera, but for a GPS that is the portable kind you place on your car dash. I turn the GPS on its side and it fits very well into the case and is well protected. i recommend this excellent case!

I bought this for my Canon G7X Mark II camera. It is perfect for my point &shoot. Holds my camera, batteries and charger, and my GorillaStik.It would be 5 stars but for one thing…it came with 2 rain covers, but no strap. I’m trying to work through the support page but it’s not showing this specific model, and I can’t edit the model # so I will try to call instead.UPDATE: Once I registered the warranty, and contacted customer service, I submitted the requested documentation and now have the shoulder strap. It is equally well made. I am very happy and now give this a 5 star rating

It fits my Lumix DC-FZ80 or Cannon EOS Rebel TZ with some room to spare for batteries, cables, extra memory cards. Mine came with a separate rain cover, which was a nice surprise! The material is slightly water resistant, but I wouldn't expect it to keep my camera dry in heavy rain. Durable material, good stitching, and less bulky than my other camera bags. There is a removable/adjustable velcro divider inside. I love having the handle and shoulder strap so it's easy to grab and carry. It has a belt loop, I haven't used it, but it seems sturdy. I wish it had a quick release clasp on the top since the zipper can be cumbersome when you want to get your camera out quickly. I will probably sew one on myself. It is very nice to have the zippered top for security though.

This camera bag was good for my Nikon D3300 with the 18-55mm attached. I tried to fit it with my Nikkor 70-300mm attached and the bag is just too small. Would be nice to fit a larger lens since it's definitely a single lens bag, but if you only have the kit lens then this is good. Sides were snug but not tight around my D3300 with the lens facing down, and the strap and lens caps fit in there with it. Pocket on the inside was not zipper, but my extra SD card and adapter never fell out. Side pockets are shockingly stretchy and very nice. It comes with a plastic poncho for the bag that lets you still use the straps, and everything was high quality materiel, so it gets 4 stars. But honestly I think it's just slightly too small, even as a single lens bag. If I'm going to only have one lens with me, it's not going to be the kit lens.

I looked at various camera cases / holsters here on Amazon and elsewhere in order to come up with a suitable choice.Some were either too small, too large, or too conspicuous. I settled on USA Gear for several reasons: price, interior size, appearance, and durability. I wanted to carry a conventional 35mm slr with 35-70mm zoom lens as a minimum kit. This case will accommodate it. I wanted to see if I could fit a 50mm lens too. I think the case will handle it using the divider to protect the lens. The rain cover will come in handy too. What I am concerned about is the interior lining. It looks thin. The Neoprene exterior looks ok but I will need to watch for cuts. I liked the idea that the shoulder strap had metal fitting and not plastic. Pricewise, it is fine. I may update this review after our next trip.

Really like this camera case. It is firm enough and stores a Nikon D7200 nicely. Quality made