Review on Protect and Carry Your Camera with Case Logic TBC-402 Point and Shoot Camera Case by Joe Michels

Revain Verified Purchase: I bought a Nikon CoolPix S6300 and wanted the case to hold both the S6300 and two (2) extra batteries can. Case Logic makes great products; So I went to the "CaseLogic" website ([.]) to use their "CaseFinder" to find a case. "CaseFinder" is located in the upper right corner of the website and is called "CaseFinder Electronics Selection Guide". By clicking CaseFinder, I selected the Point and Shoot category, then entered the width (3.7 inches), height (2.3 inches), and depth (1.1 inches) of the Nikon S6300; CaseFinder gave me a five (5). ) recommended cases that fit my camera; everyone had more space in the suitcase than I wanted; I wanted a bag that would fit in my pocket and clip to my belt. I changed the camera depth to 1 inch (from 1.1 inches) and CaseFinder gave me sixteen (16) recommended cases; I chose TBC-402 to suit my needs. width, height 2.375 inches and depth 1.125 inches. The accessory pouch conveniently holds my two (2) extra EN-EL 12 batteries. The bag's 2" carabiner is of excellent quality and the 2.5" wide belt loop is double stitched into the nylon pouch. The camera bag zipper opens in such a way that the camera will not fall out when you open it to get the camera when the bag is hanging on the belt or hanging on the carabiner.