Camera-Bag Reviews

I find this bag is perfect for my Minolta Maxxum, has plenty of space and cusion to hold my camera, film and all accessories.
In fact, I use it as my carry on as I can fit a magazine, book and snacks in it too.
I tossed out the previous bag I was using and really like this one. Good quality as well. Just make sure you have enough stuff to fill it, otherwise it can be too roomy.

this gadget bag is really good for any gadgets... cameras, camcorders, i even found myself using it for water bottles and books. its worth the hefty price, durable and easy to clean with plenty of room, this thing keeps your gadgets safe through anything. its great!

got it for my Nikon Coolpix 995.
It fits the camera perfectly. Easy to open and get the camera out. Has space in the pocket for video converter cable and extra memory card.
Very good product.

I highly recommend this camera pouch to anyone who is interested in purchasing one. It is waterproof, keeping your camera and accessories completely protected...it has a very handy pocket on the front that will hold spare batteries, media cards, etc. I think samsonite has very high quality merchandise, and I highly recommend their products!

I bought one for my olympus zoom 80. It's soft, fit for many kind camara.

Unlike what the Editorial Review states, this item does not work with Exilim EX-Z3/Z4/Z4U digital cameras unless you want to squeeze your camera in!

While the manufacturer description does not list EX-Z items as compatible, I based my decision to buy this item with the new EX-Z4 on the Editorial Review ... I was wrong!

On the other hand, this item is very elegant and well designed for other Exilim models from S1 to S3 including M1 & M2.

I fly alot and out of all the rolling bags I've owned this is the best! Plenty of room for equipment and it slides right into any overhead, 737's, 757's+ and probably MD-80's. Don't try to get it on an embreair jet, You'll have to check it at the gate and the baggage handlers go out of their way to bust your cameras no matter how good the bag is (speaking from experience). Padding is good but could be better under the gear . The wheels could be a little bigger. I can't fit my Powerbook G4 into the computer compartment, so I tuck it inside on top of the camera compartment where it's nice and snug, does put some stress on the self healing zipper. I take out the computer when I board the plane so the bag fits better in the overheard and I can do some retouching and tweaking in flight. Now I'm in the process of purchasing my next Delsey. Hope this review helps.

Excellent, rugged small bag - good for one SLR camera w/ lens, even a pretty long one or zoom (mine is a 300 mm zoom, but compact format.) Holds some film rolls and a flash, too. My camera is a Minolta 201 - an older full size 35 mm. Newer 35's are smaller. Extra pouches & mesh pockets prove handy. No more than you need, no less for one camera & max of 2 lenses. Same as the black one only...green.

I recently read that any photographer who has been at it for awhile is likely to have a closet full of gadget bags because any given one never seems quite right. After over 45 years in the game that is certainly the case with me.

I got this bag when my my Crumpler Budgie Smuggler started to feel a little cramped. All in all, this bag works as written up in the Product Description. It easily holds my digital camera, an external flash and a mini tripod, and still has room to spare for all the little odds and ends like memory cards and spare batteries.

The only draw back is that the included "comfortable shoulder strap" is a little short for a six footer such as myself. The Budgie Smuggler's strap is a much better fit for me. If you have a chance to see them both in person before buying, it is worth checking out the fit for yourself.

I have been using the Off Trail for a couple of years and have truly found it to be an essential piece of equipment for short hikes and extended travel. It doubles as an excellent padded case when put into a large pack without the need of traveling with an additional camera case. The only down side is that the lens cases on the side do not accomodate a large lens. The plus is that they make excellent weather proof film holders.

I purchased this case after researching Lowepro's website. According to Lowepro, my Canon Powershot A70 would fit in this bag. I just received the bag and could not close the zipper around the camera for the life of me! The case itself is great. It does have a very soft lining to protect the display screen on your camera. Just don't buy it for the Canon Powershot A70!!

I got this case for a Canon A80 and it fits perfectly. The main pouch is just the right size for the camera, and the front accessory pocket (also zippered) has two mesh holders that fit a spare set of AAs (4) and a CF card. The materials and construction are very good and the velcro belt strap is one of the best I've seen.

My only complaint, and it's minor, is that the whole package is a little "thick" when fully loaded. There is a fairly hefty flap covering the accessory pocket that adds a lot of bulk and seems unnecessary since the pocket is zippered. Maybe Lowe felt that it needed extra padding there. It certainly gives them a neat place to put their logo. If the accessory pockets were on the top, bottom, or sides they would have a substantially thinner (though slightly wider or taller) case that would fit better in a pocket or purse.