📷 Black DSLR Holster Camera Case by Amazon Basics - Ideal for Photographers Review

I bought this item to put in another bag as an option to protect my 6D MarkII. The camera fits perfectly, but there is no room for anything else. 6d markii is ideal for 24-105L. This is ideal for those who don't want to carry their camera around while on vacation and don't want to carry around a large camera backpack. Overall the quality of this item seems good. It's nice to have extra protection on the bottom of the case as it offers some protection if you put it on a wet surface. Also a nice…

I ordered 5 camera cases in total to review and choose the best one. I chose this bag from those ordered. The larger Amazon Basics bag was very nice, but it served my needs better. The quality of this bag is amazing. Everything else costs more and is offered less. This was packed in a separate package. All other bags were deformed during transportation. Looks weatherproof. Accommodates a DSLR with lens, a second lens, an external microphone, a mini tripod, two batteries and room for additional…

This is the very rare holster for a DSLR with the battery grip attached. I'm a working journalist and there are times when I just want to take my camera and a general purpose lens with me rather than my full range of lenses, flashes, filters and the like. I was looking for a simple and affordable case that would carry and protect my Nikon D7200 with the battery grip installed for longer shooting and versatility in both portrait and landscape modes. This bag comfortably fits a Nikon with a…

This bag is about half the price of a Tamrac (my favorite) or Lowepro equivalent. It's roomy enough to hold my popular but old D200 with a kit lens (Nikkor 1870mm), even when I wear a lens hood - most of the time. The pockets are flat and don't fit in my journal, but they easily fit a spare battery and CF cards. The strap, as one reviewer noted, is its weakest point. It's cheap (plastic hardware versus Tamrac's steel hardware) and I'll probably replace it. Also, unlike more expensive holsters…

This is a REALLY good bag - I was pleasantly surprised. I have a lion for my other DSLR but it's basic. This is enough to hold my Canon 80d with battery grip (extends width by about 2") plus an extra grip (extended by 1/2"), plus an 18-135mm lens with a 2" plastic lens. the protective film is not removed (so no need to peel off and turn over). I carefully wrap the camera strap around the lens. It is "tight" with it, but still fits great. It's as compact as possible. I am willing to take my…

I recently bought a Canon camera and needed a case but didn't want to buy a super expensive one. This is actually a really good camera bag - I was surprised by the quality at this price point. There is definitely enough room for the camera even with the lens attached. I gently wrap the camera strap around the lens for extra protection because I'm so weird! It's "comfortable" in a coupe, but it still fits perfectly. It's about as compact as I can get a suitcase that fits everything. In addition,

I took this little bag on a recent trip to Ireland to use as a camera holster. I really didn't expect it to last long or even work very well but was pleasantly surprised to say the least. It has endured a two week ride with various dents and scratches on the castle walls, museums, hikes, seawater splashes from the North Atlantic, light rain, mud and all sorts of abuse and still looks like new. I was looking to get a think tank holster but decided to try that first as it was MUCH cheaper and if…

Surprisingly cheap minimalist DSLR bag *IF* you have a mid-size or smaller camera. as a support system, a hardened end to balance the bag and several small pockets. And all this cheaper than the price of a cheap filter. I especially needed something less bulky than my old pick, the Case Logic SLRC-205 camera case (which is already pretty streamlined). Basically I wanted something with no extra compartments or loose material that felt less like a backpack. I also tried the LowePro TopLoader Zoom