📷 MegaGear MG064 Ultra Light Neoprene Camera Case | Sony Alpha A6400, A6500, A6300, A6000 (16-50 mm) Blue Case Review

Sony A6000 guy wants to throw away my camera bag and just throw the camera in my backpack without scratching it. For $15 I am very impressed with this case. It fits very well and the red color is nice, it really helps to make it stand out so I can easily find it in my bag. The construction is great and I was surprised to see that it opens fully so you can just pop the camera in - there's no lid to squeeze to fit the camera in the case. (like some of the other neoprene sleeves I've seen here)…

PRO: 50 (or any other compact camera + wide angle pancake), always strapped to the waist; b) The Velcro is very secure, so you don't have to worry about the camera accidentally falling from waist height to the ground. CONS: a) Fits well, the camera is fairly easy to remove from the case but putting it back in for storage is a labor intensive task that requires BOTH without gloves. Weapons; b) If you don't want to risk shooting with a camera without a strap, attaching a small strap to one of the

TRAVEL: I'm looking for a lightweight case or bag to use for my Sony A6000 when hiking. I want to be able to get the camera out of the case quickly. The lens is usually always on the camera. For now, it's a Sony SEL-20F28 E-mount 20mm F2.8 Prime lens with the aperture on. It's a pancake lens, but even so, the lens takes up quite a bit of space. The hood adds a bit more. To give you an idea of the size of this mount, with the lens hood on, the lens protrudes from the grip on the right side of…