Medium Soft Padded Camera Bag Case for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras – Fits Nikon, Canon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus, Panasonic, Samsung & More – Shockproof Protection for Lenses & Accessories

I have a superzoom digital that's identical in dimensions to a DSLR (Fujifilm X-S1), and my existing camera bag, which has no padding, was starting to fall apart -- ripping at the seams, getting threadbare. I wanted a padded bag for protection, water resistent for weather, and small enough so that carrying it anywhere wouldnt' be a burden. On, and at a modest price. Well, this bag fits that perfectly. It will take a DSLR sized camera with zoom lens and a couple small accessories. Pockets outside for extra battery packs and covers. A nice soft, wide nylon strap, fully adjustable and detachable for cleaning and storage. Easy to unzip while still on the shoulder to take the camera out. Strap on the top of bag to carry it that way as well. Looks professional without advertising that there's a camera inside. All this for a price less than many camera straps. Can't go wrong.

I recently purchased the eCostConnection Medium Soft Padded Camera Equipment Bag/Case for my Nikon camera, and I must say I am thoroughly impressed with its quality and functionality. This bag is a great value for any photographer looking for a reliable and affordable way to carry their gear.The padding in this bag is excellent, providing ample protection for my camera, lenses, and accessories. I feel confident that my equipment is safe and secure when I'm on the go. The interior is customizable with adjustable padded dividers, allowing me to organize my gear efficiently and prevent items from shifting during transportation.The bag is well-designed with multiple compartments and pockets, which make it easy to store and access different items quickly. I can fit my camera body, a couple of lenses, batteries, memory cards, and other small accessories without any hassle. The exterior material is durable and water-resistant, providing an extra layer of protection against the elements.I appreciate the versatility of this bag, as it is compatible with various camera brands like Nikon, Canon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus, Panasonic, Samsung, and more. Whether you have a DSLR or a mirrorless camera, this bag is likely to accommodate your gear without any issues.Overall, I highly recommend the eCostConnection Camera Equipment Bag/Case to any photographer in need of a reliable and affordable carrying solution for their camera gear. It offers great value for the price, and I am very satisfied with my purchase.

Great budget bag for the must haves when you want to travel small and light. If you need larger, they also sell a larger version of this bag for a couple more dollarsBuild quality is what you would expect from something under $10. It is serviceable, and I expect it to last many trips. This probably wont be your main bag. This is more of an excursion bag for a day trip.Update: After having used it for several day trips now, I still believe this is a great budget bag. It keeps your items reasonably well protected against light bumps and bruises. The bag does have a quite a bit of give to it, which makes it more comfortable in my day pack. Here is a list of what I have been packing in this bag, give or take a few minor pieces like memory sticks (you can always fit more memory sticks).1. Nikon D5600 with strap2. Nikon 18-55VR lens with hood and filter attached3. Nikon 55-200VR lens with hood and filter attached4. Nikon 70-300 lens with hood and filter attached5. Three memory card holders6. Nikon cleaning stick thing7. One filter case with two additional filters8. Spare Eyepiece9. Large microfiber towelIt is tight, and you have to pack it a certain way or it doesnt all fit. But, you can get all that stuff in this bag. It is more ideal with two lens vs three of the sizes referenced above. However, I end up having the camera plus a lens out of the bag most of the time, so this ends up being more of a lens/accessory bag for me.Anyway, after having used on a few day trips, I would buy this bag again for my setup. If I went with the Nikon D7500 or higher or you plan on bringing bigger lenses, definitely get the larger bag.

I recently purchased a Panasonic LUMIX FZ300 and wanted a small case to store it in when traveling. I wasn't looking for anything expensive but just something simple that would get the job done. The Panasonic LUMIX FZ300 is fairly small so I know alot of the Case Logic and other name brand cases would be too expensive and too large. Since the LUMIX isn't a DSLR, it's fairly small so having a simple case should be easy to find.My camera fits in here perfectly as shown. I can't put it lens down otherwise it won't fit as well and makes zipping the bag up pretty troublesome. With this case, the camera is pretty well protected and makes it much easier to throw in my bag. Only real "issue" I have is that I can't really fit anything else in the bag. Would've liked to been able to put my extra batteries/charger in there however, doing so, might cause some damage to the camera which I don't want. Maybe I can find a small clip on case or something to hold the batteries.All in all, nice little bag that does the job and it's inexpensive too.

It's perfect. I ordered the small one and my camera fits perfectly. The bag is big enough for the camera and the design is great, although judging by the photos, it doesn't have a logo, although it does. Overall, the bag is great, but if you have a camera with interchangeable lenses and it's not compact, it's better to buy a larger bag, not the small one.

Everything I needed fit in perfectly. Sturdy.

This bag is perfect for my needs as an aspiring photographer. It holds my Nikon D810 camera along with 2 lenses. It also holds my extra batteries and battery chargers. The zippers show no sign of wear and tear providing me with trust in the longevity. The strap allows for comfortable carrying for long days of photo shooting. Highly recommended.