Well designed, simple case to protect your investment (using on Canon Rebel XSi)
919896
This case plus a Tiffen UV filter and lens cap, were all that was protecting our Canon Rebel XSi with kit lens when we dropped it on the sidewalk while on vacation.  The cap was slightly displaced (it landed on the front of the lens, we think) but everything worked fine, and still does a year later.

The case is a little snug over the kit lens on our XSi, but covers it securely and provides some extra padding and protection against dirt, water, and careless bumping when it is around your neck.  Works well with stock neck strap.  I would not take my camera anywhere without this cover.  We also use a larger outer case when traveling to provide more impact protection and to give storage for extra batteries, charger, and our small video camera.
1683513
Soon after I bought my Canon T2i I picked this up. The bag flap in the stock picture is a little deceiving. The "flap" actually covers a front-zipper pocket that now holds my battery charger and AC cable (a snug fit, and not too tight with the items stuffed in there). The main compartment, where the camera is actually stored, is opened via zipper at the very top.

For a Canon T2i and kit lens, this fits just fine with room to fold the neck strap (if attached to the camera) on top as well as one additional lens (but it can't be a very long lens).

I moved the velcro-detachable compartments. Looking down into the bag, my T2i goes on the right side, separated by the velcro divider, with a small Canon 50mm (i.e. "fantastic plastic") lens on the left. There is a mesh compartment on the side, inside, where I store two backup batteries and a USB cable that came with the camera.
I traveled with this to Japan and also had a smaller pouch for more on-the-go travel.  I used the attached all-weather cover once to protect the bag from light drizzle while I was out there - keep in mind, it's probably good for basic protection, but not a massive storm or snowfall :)

This is a decent bag for me, and I've not yet bought or rented other lenses. I'd say it's a good bag for the DSLR enthusiast who isn't going to bring more than one additional lens with them.
2460299
This is a nice little case which fits the Flip camcorder perfectly, or will fit small cameras like Canon SD1000/ SD750/ SD1100, or even your larger MP3 players. It is a thick quilted case with nice padding and a smooth interior which protects the screen. The drawstring on the top is sturdy and helps to close the case. This case clips with the metal loop to your belt, backpack, bag etc. for convenience. It comes in many bright colors and is made of a thick polyester like fabric with a slight sheen.

My only problem with this case is that it becomes too bulky for my purse once my camera/camcorder due to the protective padding. If I am not carrying a larger bag have to string it with the metal ring on to my belt or my bag.
1241032
This is a well-made, well padded case for small cameras like the Go-Pro. For that camera, some may even find the case too big, as there is more than enough room for many accessories. It is about the circumference of a medium-sized notebook, about 2 1/2" deep, with Velcro dividers in the bottom compartment, a mesh lining divided into three sections of varying widths on the inside of the lid and a convenient zippered pouch behind it.

This would be good to take on a trip, packing in a suitcase or in a vehicle. It is more for storage, though, than for use "in the field" since--mystifyingly--it does not have a shoulder strap or even a way to attach one of your own. This is a surprising oversight, because many of us like to carry cases that way, particularly for action cameras.

There are already many reviews here (as well as the Product Description itself) showing how well this bag suits the Go Pro and similar cameras if you want . I'm attaching two photos to show another possible use for it as a lens storage case for a dSLR or mirrorless camera. (My Fuji X-A1 will fit in with one or the other of these lenses but then the other cannot be stored).  The lenses here are the XF35mm and the XF18-135mm, included so you can get an idea of the sizes. The items in the upper pockets--a memory card, an extra battery and a 62mm filter--are only included to give an idea of the size of this case. If I had the lenses stored in it, as  you can see they bow up a little, which is not a problem when you zip it up, but means nothing can go in the top compartments if you're storing lenses below.

The back of this case is a nice, thick rubber material that will resist water. The whole thing altogether is very lightweight and convenient (except for that missing shoulder strap).
1460794
Looked for a small case that was easy to transport, well padded and carried just the basics - camera with housing, couple batteries and LCD screen.
This case is well priced and perfect for casual GP'ing that doesn't require tripods, or all the other gear. It's small enough to pack with all my other gear yet not so cumbersome that it gets in the way.  Excellent product, well made and looks like a high-end case. Material and quality of build looks good, zippers are adequate and should last the life of the case. Foam inside is very dense and solid, not the open cell crap that deforms and crushes easily. This will hold your camera and accessories very securely and should stand up to some heavy use. Very happy with this case.
1438463
I bought this case to go with the Canon A560 camera I also purchased from Amazon, and the camera fits the case very nicely.  Considering the low cost, and the fact that Canon does not include a case with the A560, I would not hesitate to buy it again.

The case has a small pocket inside to store an extra card.  Nice touch.

I gave it 5 stars since it's a great case, but I wish it had two features.  I wish it had a way to attach it to the camera itself (to keep from accidentally losing the case), and I wish it had a pocket to store extra batteries.
3994901
I bought this case for my Sony RX100M3. I just received it so this review is based on initial impressions.  This case fits perfectly!  Someone carefully measured and built this thing to specs.  Very well made. A nice Dark Brown color.  Smells and feels like real leather.  The magnetic clasp works well and is preferable in my opinion to a conventional snap.  The clasp holds firmly, yet it is easy enough to release and open.  Fit is perfect in length and depth (thickness).  There is a little bit of extra room, perhaps a half-inch, in the height dimension.  This doesn't look like a problem.  Perhaps it's there to provide a little bit of extra room for a handstrap.  The camera is not at all loose in the case.  Based on what I've seen for leather cases, this case is a bargain.  I definitely recommend it!

(There are several inaccuracies in the item description.  The seller says:  "Flap lets you use camera without removing it from case."  I don't see how that would be possible.  The description also says:  "Install your camera on a tripod and leave the case on!"  That's also impossible. Someone needs to redo the description.  It goes on to say:  "Simply pull open the flap to use your camera, avoiding the hassle of removing it from the case and missing spontaneous photo opportunities. For convenience, you can also leave this case on when installing your camera on a tripod."  This description is for a different case.  The photos however do accurately portray the case.)
4646090
Using this for a monocular.  Simple case with a lot of capability
4974545
Although the product pictures looked enticing, I wasn't sure what to expect when I ordered this case for my Fujifilm XA1 -- especially since the full case was a bit pricey. Well, it arrived today (early!) and it has exceeded my expectations. Upon opening the box, the case was cradled in a soft, drawstring bag (a nice touch). The design of the case is first-rate and really compliments the retro elegance of the XA1. The quality of the leather is fantastic and the white stitching is a nice luxury touch that gives this case an old-world feel. It is well padded in the needed places and the inside surface is a smooth suede material. Everything fits like a glove and the full enclosure removes easily, leaving the half-case on the camera. The half-case also adds some welcome "grip" to the camera's smaller size, and it never needs to be removed since a nicely designed hinged leather access door on the bottom of the camera allows access to the XA1's battery and SD card. My only wish is that it included a matching neck strap to complete the package. Overall, this is a fantastic accessory that is both practical and stylish -- worth the premium price.
2249225
I bought this case for my A80.  I did not want something that was waterproof, big, fancy or that had a bunch of extra features.  I just wanted a simple case that would protect the camera when traveling and storing.  It accomplishes these objectives perfectly.
I like the fact that the belt loop is sewed into the case.  When I am at a race or amusement park, I want the assurance that there is no way the camera will come off my belt unless it completely breaks.
The inside of the case is soft and the outside is a water repellant-type material with a large velcro "snap".
You can't see it from the picture, but once opened, the case features a web-like pouch for batteries or a CF card.  It will not hold both, but all I care about is batteries since I do not carry a spare CF card.
Overall, I am very satisfied with this case for the price I paid for it.  It does what I want in an efficient and compact way.  I bought it without seeing it in a store.  After receiving it, I would have expected this to have cost around 15-20 dollars.  I like it.  It's just right.
3666557
Nice case. I like the extra protection of the cover and the leather is a nice touch. Simple but good looking case. Great price too. The cover does cover the camera if you have it folded all the way open so you do need to hold it so the cover sticks out to the side which is a little awkward but not a big problem. You might not like it if you take a lot of pictures. Also, it's not a full wallet type case, you can stick a couple cards in the inside cover but that's about all. If you want a simple case that protects really well, it's a great choice.
2478163
This case measures about 5.5 by 10 inches and about 2 inches deep. It is well made with reinforced stitching at stress points and has a comfortable carry handle on top, and a zippered pouch on front. Inside it are 2 dividers, one is movable, the other is stationary. The lid contains another zippered pocket, 2 mesh pockets and 3 SD card storage slots.
This padded case will certainly protect your camera or other devices, with plenty of storage space for cords and extras.

This is a high quality, well made, well thought out case. I highly recommend it if you're looking for a case.
1311408
The case fits the camera perfectly - nice and snug, but not too tight. Options for using either the shoulder strap or the handy velcro quick-adjust belt loop are a nice touch. Handy small pouch inside for an extra memory card. Sorry, no room for a spare battery or charger, but that would make the case too bulky!
2348508
This is the perfect protection for my new Canon Powershot SX camera. Its well-thought-out design makes it possible to access all buttons and displays easily, with the exception of the battery/memory card compartment on the bottom of the camera. This is not much of a problem (and unavoidable), since this compartment is not as routinely accessed during use. Loosening a hand-tightened screw is all it takes. For a day hike or excursion, it is the perfect alternative to a camera bag: compact, protective, lightweight.
921174
Unlike the previous reviewers, I find this case is similar to the old style range finder and compact camera cases.  The bottom half is form fitted and is attached to the tripod connection.  The top half wraps around the camera from the back and swivels by two side snap buttons and locks with a snap button at the bottom.  The case fits perfectly and is well padded.

All snap buttons are pretty firm and they stay in place unless you need to pull them open.  The front is somewhat firm so it can be hard to snap close, but stays pretty secure when closed.  When you flip open the top, the top flips back behind the finder and stays attached via the two side snaps.  Very convenient so you can leave the top on and still see both the LCD and view finder to take pictures.  If you need to, or find the top gets in the way, you can easily take it off by removing the two side buttons, and leaving the bottom half on to protect it.

All buttons and controls are accessible and you can attach a tripod to the bottom of the case without taking it off.  I highly recommend this case if you have this camera.
3450088
Not much to add to other reviews except to let anyone looking for a case for the Sony HX100V know that the camera fits well. When I was looking, I couldn't find input about the fit for this camera. I took a chance on it despite the fact that the Case Logic website indicates that it would be too small for the camera, and found that it houses the camera very comfortably without a lot of wiggle.

The camera fits with the grip facing up and the lens to the side. There is ample additional space in the interior compartment for an extra battery, SD card, even charging and USB cables. Two exterior side pockets can stash more goodies. The materials and build of the camera are very high quality and provide plenty of protection against scratches and minor dings, and decent protection against more extreme injury.

One caveat here is size. If you are looking for a bag that holds all this stuff, you will not find one that is much more compact than this one. The Case Logic bags recommended for the HX100V were much larger than I want, which is why I crossed my fingers and ordered this one. If you are not interested in carrying everything with you in the bag, and just want something that simply protects your camera from scratches and does not take up too much space in your backpack, you might want to go with a neoprene case that hugs the camera and protects from scratches without adding bulk. Personally I would have preferred something in between, with more to it than the neoprene but less space-consuming than even this pack. Overall, however, it is a very fine case backed by a confidence-building 25 year warranty from Case Logic.
2239207
This case is well constructed, roomy and very lightweight. The inside pockets are very convenient and roomy enough to be useful. I would recommend that if you take a lot of pictures and therefore carry a few extra memory cards and flash drives that you purchase a carry case for them so that you can keep them organized.
The zippers on this model are of high quality (this is almost always the first thing to go in my experience), and securely sewn in.
The material is perfect for marking for identification. I used a Tyre paint pen - stands out and is an added layer of anti-theft protection, because my camera bag doesn't blend in with all the others when I am on a shoot.
The shoulder pad is an added bonus, and the large clips make taking off and putting on the shoulder strap a breeze. Even someone with arthritis can manage with the clips. Also, the shoulder strap is long enough for the average person (I am a 1X and it fits me fine)  to wear across the chest as another anti-theft measure while traveling (just make sure to keep the camera bag to your FRONT so that it doesn't get released from behind you.