Camera-Bag Reviews

I just received the case after a wait of 4 weeks due to being out of stock. It does not fit the Fuji Finepix 1400 as described. The case won't close since the camera is too big for it.

This case is great! My Finepix 1300 fits snuggly inside and protects the lens since it doesn't have a lens cap. Also the handy belt loop makes carrying the camera effortless! If you have a 1300 pick this case up.

I hate to rip on items, but this bag is awful. I wound up giving it away for nothing and buying a much nicer bag for less.

Disregard the picture, this bag is not the well-constructed, rugged leather bag you think you see. It's light, flimsy and feels very cheap.

The worst part is the main zipper that (allegedly) holds this bag closed, supposedly securing your valuable camera. I had this bag less than ONE week before the zipper quit holding. You know the deal, the teeth come apart and the zipper is hopelessly stuck in the middle. Tug it back and try again, same thing. Why, why, why do companies make products this poorly???

Stay far away from this bag. I hate to give this type of review, but I got burned on this one. Don't make the same mistake.

I'm not really sure what went wrong with the other reviewer's case, but I've been using mine for 8 months now consistently and its been holding up really well. I really like the look of the bag and it fits all of my accessories, too. The zippers haven't gotten stuck and the extra thick padding really helped out when I accidentally dropped it once!
Overall I couldn't be happier, I'd buy this brand again.

This product, I thought, was fairly ok. it only has room for 1 roll of film and it doesnt have a lot of padding if it falls. But the perks are it has a cool sleek design to it but it's what's on the inside that counts.

This is only relevent for Canon A40 users, so my apoligies to everyone else. This bag is too big for the Canon A40. It's got too much wiggle room around the camera -- almost enough room on top for 4 rolls of film!! (which you don't need to carry with the DIGITAL A40)

The front pocket is nice and fits the Sony Magnetic AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries & Charger (BCG34HNB2)perfectly.

The strap is permanently attached to one side of the camera bag and there is a small mesh side pocket where it can be stored.

I should have read the other reviews better before buying the bag. Kodak has a nice idea, but the bag just isn't big enough.

I purchased this bag for my Kodak Easy Share 4330 digital camera. I thought the bag was going to be a lot smaller than what I received. I already have the Kodak travel kit so I didn't need another big bag and this bag is too big just for the camera.

I own a Kodak DC215 Zoom Digital Camera. It fits very nicely into the Kodak Essential Camera Bag. I bought the bag online, and when I received it, it was bigger than I expected. The small compartment for extra memory cards is very handy, but the straps for holding batteries are pretty tight, so fastening the batteries is kind of a problem. However, this keeps the batteries from falling out. There is a small flap inside to separate the camera from cables or other elements that you might want to place inside. Tightly squeezed, I was able to fit in my camera, a Kodak Battery Charger, and a SanDisk USB Card Reader. All in all, this Camera Bag is very roomy, nicely built, and with enough space to fit what you need to carry around, if you own a small camera, like the DC215.

This site recommended this case for Olympus cameras implying that it will suit all Olympus cameras. That was a mis-information. I have an Olympus C-750 digital camera and there is no way I can push the camera in to this case. A waste of my money!

Amazon will tell you to buy this case if you order the Olympus C-750 digital camera, but don't. You couldn't fit that camera in here if an elephant stepped on it wearing a diving belt and holding an anvil.

I looked at many cases online and in the stores (Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA) I found that I wanted a case that was small for my new Olympus D-380 (Which I love). I wanted something that I could still tag along and not be to big and clunky. I decided to purchased the Compact camera case at Amazon.com because of it's amazing price (10.00 cheaper then store!). The case is small if you have camera larger then the D-380 I don't think it would fit. There is a belt strap in the back of the case, to hook on a belt I suppose. There also is a strap on the stop of the case to put around your wrist. There also is a small pouch on the case to store extra smartmedia cards (or digital cards). There is no room for anything else. One other thing you might consider before buying is whether you'll lug it around a lot. If you do I would recommend getting a case with a hard back or a full hard case. This protects the LCD screen against bangs and scratches.

For me this case was just right small, compact and at a great price!

My husband ordered this case for me for Christmas along with the Canon G3. The camera is EXCELLENT, but the case seems like it's for a camera with attachable lenses, not the G3. There's easily a half an inch extra space in front of the lens. The rest of the casing fits snuggly as is appropriate. It's odd to have this extra long camera snout sticking out with rattling space.

Did not like this one bit. This is a nice leather case for the G5. Problem is that it blocks all the functions behind the camera and restricts usage to the view finder. I believe that the view finder is one of the weaknesses of the G5. This case amplifies the problem by allowing you to use only the view finder. If you want to use the LCD screen you have to take that case off !!!!!

Do not buy, unless you would like to use the view finder only.

I ended up getting a generic case.

The camera case fits my G5 perfectly and is a great way to protect the camera. However, it's not convenient when using the camera. I need to remove the camera from the case to take photos, but there's no way to keep it attached so that I don't loose it. In addition there's no pockets or slots to keep anything, specifically extra memory cards. But, if you plan to keep your camera in another bag, such as a big purse, it's great to ensure the camera's protected.

The product is not combatible with the C7X (C720) cameras although it is advertised as such. The product spec. delivered with the packaging is accurate, only C2X - C5X. It does not fully close (open on sides) with no camera, the picture is misleading. I will be returning this product.

This case sucks, pure and simple. The camera barely fits in there, the top doesn't stay shut worth a hoot, and there's no room for extra batteries, or much else of anything. The sides and tops are v/ thinly padded, and let's just say the word "synthetic" needs to be inserted in front of leather. The material is of low quality and thin. There is no carry strap, so you must have the strap on your camera, so when you want to take pictures you have to take the camera out of the bag and unhook the catch loop of the bag from the camera strap. If you forget to reattach the loop, and put the camera back in the bag and sling it on your shoulder, prepare on losing the case, because as I said before, the flap doesn't stay closed. This is the reason my case went bye-bye last weekend w/ extra memory cards in it. I look at the positive side and figure at least I can get a good case now. Do yourself a fawor and don't buy this case.

This is a great little case! In reading all the negative reviews for this case, I see that in every instance, the unhappy party was trying to use it for the WRONG camera. The add calls it a "C-series" case, but specifically says it is for the C-20X0, C-30X0, & C-40X0 series cameras. The major complaint was the case was too small. The case is small -- very small, but so is my C-4040 camera, and it fits just fine! This is not a gadget bag, it is a camera CASE, and it holds my C-4040 with neck strap attached and lens cap in place, four spare AA size batteries, the remote control, an extra SmartMedia card or two, and the MINI-instruction pamphlet. What more do you want a camera CASE to do? (If you must take along a remote flash unit or a peanut butter & jelly sandwich, its gadget bag time for you.) This case is completely in keeping with what I have come to expect from a product bearing the Olympus name. It is well made, the leather is soft and supple, fits the camera (for which it was designed) like a glove, has room for essential accessories, and is, in general, top notch stuff.

A bit loose pouches make this bag very ugly. Since I am obcessed for good looking, I discarded this immediately after receiving it free with Maxxum 5. I counted 10 percent of the advertised price and would not have bougt it even for the 10% price if I have seen it before.

I purchased it without knowing what it looks like. I'll try to describe it since Amazon.com doesn't have a picture of it. It's black, approx 12-inch long, 6-inch wide, 6-inch high and comes with a shoulder strap. It has a stiched Minolta logo in the front that doesn't look like a genuine Minolta logo (but close enough). It has lots of room for the camera and several films and maybe you can also fit another lens (I don't have another lens, but I think you can do it). It also has two side pockets (one on each side) that come with padding for protection. You can remove the padding for extra storage, but don't bump the bag/camera. The bag can be bulky. I don't regret this purchase.

It is good only for those professional persons who always carry additional lens and other things together with the camera. Or if you travel around, it is also good. You can put a bottle of water or other small stuff in this bag.Because the bag is a little bit big. So I bought another small one from ebay.

I owned a DSC-S75 camera prior to selling it and then getting a DSC-S85 instead. This case is designed to fit both cameras and it does that. It forces you to store the camera in one direction, due to the lens housing on the camera and the case's design. The case lid is then secured with a velcro closure that you can't see in the picture but is right behind the label on the case. The velcro is not tremendously strong. The case's design also makes it top heavy with a camera inside. I had the case turn upside down at least twice while carrying on my shoulder (with the strap) and those times, the velcro did not hold it closed, thereby dumping my camera on the ground. Once was indoors, however the other was outside and while riding a bicycle. That incident severely damaged the camera body and I had to have Sony repair it. When I took the case and camera to the Sony repair station, they were sympathetic and understanding to the design flaw and did not charge me for the repair - they covered it under the factory warranty! In addition to both of those camera models no longer being in production by Sony, this case isn't either. I would not recommend this case for any camera, much less kleenex. The list price was also excessive compared to other cases available. There are also no other pockets or pouches besides the battery/memory stick pouch on the strap. The only real plus I would give this case is that it is somewhat hard or sturdy.

Nice Case. but, a little pricey for what it is. It's tiny! so is the camera, though.. too bad the memory stick offered by Tech Depot didnt show up. They told me I could go pound salt instead of getting the stick. Not very stoked about the whole sit'. First prob I've had with Amazon.com beside their slow saver shipping. know what you're getting here. u might get it for cheaper elsewhere.