Camera-Bag Reviews

So this bag only costs 8 bucks and it the perfect protection for my HP315 digital camera. It comes with a strap and a front pouch to store whatever accessories you may have. It fits any medium to large camera and the quality of stitching and materials looks very high. It also comes with a belt strap!

This is a great bag to carry around your basic equipment. It's not big and bulky like most camera bag and it doesn't scream "I have expensive camera equipment inside. Please steal me!" It has room for at least 3 lenses, an attached zoom, and flash. Plus I can carry all my filters, film, a notebook and still have plenty of space to put a checkbook and other miscellaneous things.

After searching brand to brand I finally found a new home for my Olympus E-10 Digital SLR Camera. With its abnormal SLR shape and large accessories, it was a bit difficult to find a medium sized and inexpensive bag. The super durable and weather-proof Tamrac Superlight 5 fits all of my essentials: camera, 1.45x telephoto lens, memory, Li-ion battery pack, filters, media passes, notepad and pen & pencil. Plus, there is still plenty of room for other extras like the wide angle and fish-eye lenses.

I use the Tamrac 5516 for my Canon Rebel 2000. There are three things about this bag which really appeals to me:
- Very nice padding to take care of those inadvertent shocks
- A clip lock to keep the camera easily accessible
- A storm tight zipper to keep out the dust

The shoulder strap in my opinion could have been better, though.

This bag is GREAT. I use it toghter with a tamrac backpack. But i prefere this one. It's nice and big. and easy to adjust to your needs.
I use this bag when i travel by plane as my handluggage. It fits my basic travel camera gear and some other stuff like a book and a bottle of water.
The strap is good and doesn't hurt.

I have a Tamrac bag which is almost 2 years old for my digital camera and it looks as good as the day I bought it! I use my camera almost every day. When I purchased this bag as a gift, I neglected to do my homework and upon receipt, found it to be VERY SMALL. Amazon.com does not list the actual size of the bag. However, if you go to [website], click on "digital", they have a checklist of camera names and model numbers, with compatible bags - great resource!

This is a very nice bag, big enough to carry a traditional film SLR with an extra lens, or to carry two digital cameras. That's why I bought it: to carry a large, extended zoom digital camera plus a smaller ultracompact as well. It's big enough to carry the two cameras, their chargers, batteries and memory cards...yet it's a pretty compact package: it's not sprawling and floppy like some bigger bags.

All in all, nice amount of carrying space without being too bulky, and a good deal as well

This is a very nice bag, big enough to carry a traditional film SLR with an extra lens, or to carry two digital cameras. That's why I bought it: to carry a large, extended zoom digital camera plus a smaller ultracompact as well. It's big enough to carry the two cameras, their chargers, batteries and memory cards...yet it's a pretty compact package: it's not sprawling and floppy like some bigger bags.

All in all, nice amount of carrying space without being too bulky, and a good deal as well

The photo in the picture is for the Tamrac Travel Zoom 5. The Tamrac Travel Zoom 4 is the same bag, without the pockets on the side for wallet-type stuff. Guess how I know this...

Nothing wrong with the bag, though; it is very padded and I really feel like my camera is protected in here. Adorama customer service was very helpful in making the exchange for me for the Travel Zoom 5.