📷 Camera Lens Pouch: Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, and More Review

Recommended for Icom IC-705 QRP transceiver. Great fit with lots of soft protection including microphone. Long term durability needs to be determined but this is a great option for protecting a stock radio. Please note that additional accessories such as the Peovi cage will not fit in this case.

Fits like a glove. If it were maybe an inch taller you would close it perfectly with an a7iii attached. For single-lens run-and-gun shots, I leave the top open when the camera is attached. GREAT quality, amazing price, fantastic value for protecting this lens. The Kirk replacement foot is a little pricey, but in my opinion it's a HUGE upgrade to a pro level and well worth it. The seller got it to my address in Hawaii in about 4 days, thanks!

Last year I bought a Tamron 150-600 zoom lens and was looking for a good housing. Earlier this month I found this BPaul case. Not only does it fit on the lens alone, but I can put my Sony A7RIII in a bag with the adapter and zip it up. The lens hood is mounted in the opposite position, but that's a minor drawback in my opinion. There's a strap for carrying gear, and for going out into the green, that's just what I needed.

Love this bag! I guessed the size accurately with my 18-55mm lens, hoping to be able to swap out my smaller prime lens if needed. It turned out to be the perfect choice. The prime lens fits a little looser in the pocket, but the 18-55mm fits perfectly. The belt loop is an added bonus and I'm hoping to get a lot of use out of this feature that I wasn't expecting. The padding is perfect and while I have no intention of testing it, I have no doubts the lens will survive a brief drop or bumps and…

I like that it's not too heavy but it has very good protection with a soft lining. I needed a suitcase for hiking ocean trails that would offer easy access and not be bulky but still offer great protection. That's it! It fits perfectly with my Sony a9 camera, Sony 100-400 GM super telephoto lens and lens hood. COLLECTED! No more trying to wrap up and lose the shot. No more carrying around 3 bags or suitcases with everything separately. I also have a rubber goggle adapter on the viewfinder. It's

Absolutely perfect for Sony 200-600mm. You don't have to bend or deform the body to fit it, and yet it fits tight enough on the inside that the lens doesn't move at all. Even for Wimberly it has enough leg room! The interior padding is very good and thick, thicker than most lens cases I've tried. They also give you extra padding to secure the lens to the side of the camera (see images) to keep it from wobbling inside. The straps look ridiculously too heavy and include a shoulder pad. After all,

The BPaull BL-0012 lens case is a good solution for Berkey's GO water filter unit and storage or travel accessories in most cases. Good sized suitcase for carrying in cars, boats, truck cabs, RVs etc. Pros: Interior size: 5.71" x 13.78" according to manufacturer, fits in Go Burney when folded. Product design and materials meet the requirements. The product appears to be well designed. Additional padding protects the Go Berkey from scratches and dents. A small, detachable strap with extra…

When planning a trip I ordered 4 different lens cases. Unfortunately, in order to match each lens exactly, I had to buy bodies from different manufacturers. This case was BL-0003 for a 3-1/2" lens (with Canon to Fuji reverse lens hood and adapter ring) and 4-1/2" in size. (See photos) From four different cases from four different manufacturers this case was by far the best.I have returned 3 others from: Olympus,Neewer and WGear and am buying 3 to replace them,again I had to buy from different…

This is the best lens case I could find for my huge old Tamron 300mm f/2.8 telephoto lens (Sony Minolta mount). It can hold a full lens with the long hood or with the hood up (making the lens compact for travel/storage). It even fits my Sony Nex-6 mirrorless camera with the large LA-EA4 adapter. This way I can use it to hold both the lens and the camera. Much better because I don't want to take more than one bag with me when I'm scrambling through thickets or terrain to photograph a family of…