Amazon Basics Holster Camera Case for DSLR Cameras, Black, Solid

As a field painter, I was looking for a camera case that would also work as a bag for carrying my watercolor paints and paper. I stumbled upon this Camera Case for DSLR Cameras and I am so happy with my purchase.The case is the perfect size for carrying my paints and paper. The case is also very sturdy and well-made, with a durable outer shell that protects my art supplies from the elements.One of the features I love about this case is the multiple pockets and compartments, which allow me to keep my brushes, water cups, and other supplies organized and easily accessible. The shoulder strap is comfortable and adjustable, making it easy to carry the case around while I am out painting in the field.While I do not use this case for its intended purpose of carrying a DSLR camera, I can see how it would work perfectly for that as well. The interior is soft and padded, which would protect a camera and lenses from scratches and bumps.

I bought this for an older prosumer camera (Panasonic with zoom lens) that I have now replaced with a Canon SL3.With my new system I can fit my plug in charger, extra battery, lens cloth, collapsing hood, lens and body caps, sd-cards, and one lens (18-55mm kit or 50mm prime) on the camera body within this compact case.With my prime lens the camera fits inside the bag lens facing down or better yet in my preferred configuration with lens to the side, grip facing up. With the longer kit lens, the lens needs to face down for best fit. If I wanted to bring a second lens I would use this bag as described above with a clip on lens bag (with second lens) for light weight travel. When I get to my destination the second lens can go into the case while I wear my camera.It is well made and will hold up for years to come. The stitching is secure with no loose or fraying threads. The material is smooth and the details like the zipper pull cover to prevent scratches to my equipment are nice. All zippers are easy to articulate and don’t catch or skip. The side pockets are gusseted and zip down one side. They are well thought out with mesh inserts and elastic to allow for visibility and access without the fear of loosing your small items.The case is small and wouldn’t accommodate a lens greater than 55mm on my camera. My camera is Canon’s most compact crop sensor DSLR offering. I don’t think a camera body larger than mine would fit into this bag well. I definitely don’t think it would be adequate for a full frame camera, but it’s perfect for a very compact DSLR or a mirrorless system with a single lens and a few accessories.This will be my goto minimal travel camera bag because it easily would pad and protect the camera within a backpack, tote or carry-on, yet be a complete kit for a day trip.

I am a photographer who bought the Nikon P520 for my sister. Now as a Photographer I have a huge camera bag with all my stuff in it, so when I was looking at this case I was a little taken back. It is a great case, dont get me wrong. It is built nice, there are nice pockets to hold memory cards and other small stuff and the shoulder strap is nice. The only problem is its size. The camera fits nicely in the case but that is it. There is really not a lot of room for anything else. That maybe exactly what you need, it may not. That is why I gave it a 4/5.

I recently received the Fujifilm Instax SQ10 as a gift and I needed a case. Ar first I ordered one of those hard shell cases, but I found the odor unbreable and there was a weird oil on the fleece material inside, so it's being returned. I went back to searching for a case and eventually stumbled across this little gem. Thanks to another reviewer who put up accurate interior measurements, I knew it was roughly the same size on the inside as the hard shell case. So I ordered it, and I am not disappointed at all. I wanted something big enough to fit the camera, some extra film, and the charging cord, but still be small enough to fit into another bag, and this definitely meets all those requirements. To top it off, it's better made than the other case, provides more protection for the equipment it carries, holds more, and was less expensive. A win all around.So anyone looking for a case for their Instax mini or SQ, you can't go wrong with this one.(Third photo is the case next to my Kindle Paperwhite for size comparison.)

I bought it on sale for $3 so I personally don't think it's worth the current full price of $23 but it's a great bag if it's ever on sale for under $10. The reason I don't think it's worth more is because the strap portion of the bag connected with plastic rings and clips instead of metal. It's not weak by any means but it'd be much more sturdy with metal connecting the straps. The bag is absolutely perfect for a micro 3/4 camera even with the charger and extra batteries and cables. It's a tight fit with all the accessories but it's the perfect size without wasting any room. However it is too small for a full size DSLR like canon or nikon as it's smaller than it looks through pictures.

Having just bought a Canon Powershot SX420 camera, I needed a bag to keep/carry it in. After all the searching, I finally picked this one. Well, now that I have it, I'm very happy with it. I couldn't have chose any better. It's well made, with ample padding. The zipper works very smooth. I have a shoulder strap that is perfect for shoulder, or cross body. Plus a sturdy carry strap/handle for managing the bag when it's not on my shoulder. Also, it has a wide belt loop piece to thread a belt or strap through if I need to. Inside the bag, my Canon fits like a glove, with just enough room for the Canon manual. Each end has a zippered pocket that's perfect for backup batteries in one, & the charger just fits in the other end. All in all, I'm pleased as can be with this bag. I love my camera & I love this bag. Now I need to take some pictures.