Lowepro Cirrus TLZ 25 Holster Style Case For Digital SLR & Telephoto Zoom Lens (Black)
920261
i got this bag/case- mainly because i like Lowepro products - and because there is no velcro on the bag!!! you know how irritating it is when you are in a museum or a church shooting pictures and you have to rip open the top from Velcro- awful sound!!!! so this is the bag for you if you don't like velcro ! it is very light and i can just swing my camera in - even with the 300zoom lens on it. i like the little handle on the top too - convenient when you don't have it on your shoulder - i like the bucket type for the longer lenses - you don't have to take them off to get it in the bag.
the only draw back is that there is little space to take anything else - or put a wallet or something - there is a small outer pocket to hold an extra battery and a pocket in the inner top - for a memory card or two - but don't plan on taking  much else - mostly for taking out for a day shoot or something. The good thing is that you won't want to put all of it in there and then carry it around!!! too heavy!
the bag it self is very well made - Lowepro quality all the way - the strap is removable and etc.......light, but well padded. one very small pocket in the inside lid and one very small pocket on the outside. your basic case - but best of all there is NO VELCRO !!!!!!
2484550
I recently bought a Nikon D5100 and this case fits it great. I have not bought any additional lenses yet so not sure how it will fit with another lens. The belt loop strap is useful when using the camera because rather than trying to hold an empty case while taking pictures, you can just strap the empty case to your belt loop or on to a purse strap.
2972521
Simple case.  Canon DSLR fits well with standard lense.  No room for other lenses but I bought this to be smaller and discreet so that was not a big deal to me.  Well made.
4235739
I had a case like this years ago for a 35mm camera and loved it so I was happy to find this case.  My Sony NEX 6 fit perfectly inside.  The case is easy to put on, easy to take off and easy to carry.  It also fully protects my camera.  I wish they made one to fit my DSLR camera.  The quality is excellent.  I am very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to everyone.
1290134
Fits my Canon T6s and EFS 18-135mm STM lens WITH hard hood attached (not reversed on lens but ready for shooting). There is space in the case, in front of the lens, to put a zip lock baggie with a spare battery or two, SD cards and cleaning cloth that I can easily put in my pocket when the camera is out. I may sew a pocket in the nose end of the case. My DSLR with EFS 55-250mm IS II lens attached also fits easily in this case with that battery/SD baggie in the nose.
2431206
Here's the bottom line: I compared this case with the Amazon Basics case, and frankly found the latter to be comparable or even slightly better (at a much lower price).

This is a pretty nice case for a DSLR wearing a zoom lens.  I have a Nikon D5300 which I usually pack with a 18-200mm zoom lens on it, and have found the Amazon case to be satisfactory for holding the camera+zoom and the lens hood in the main compartment, and the battery charger and of course a spare chip in the side pckets.  There's room in a side pocket to carry a small card reader if I want to bring that as well.

The Case Logic case is very similar, and if I had gotten it first I would probably have been quite satisfied.  However, I found that the suspension "hammock" for the camera didn't work quite as well in practice as it does in theory.  The camera isn't symmetric of course, and more of it seems to slip through the hole than is intended, and it lies in it at an angle.  I also found that I couldn't quite as easily put the lens hood on top as I have gotten used to doing with the Amazon case.

Otherwise, this is well made, with sturdy looking and smoothly functioning zippers, robust strap & handle, and functional side pockets.  Certainly a good product, you won't regret buying this case, other than possible regret over the price paid.  (Note that I haven't owned the cases long enough to comment on any durability differences.)
2573072
Finally a case that snugly fits my Canon Rebel XT with 28-135 lens!  Nice worksmanship, but poor/cheap shoulder strap.
3714716
I'm Kurt Schrotenboer. This is the perfect minimal carry case for my a5000 camera and 55-210 addtional lens. Room for filters, extra battery and cover caps.
2209453
We got a new digital SLR and shopped quite a bit for this bag. I can fit:

This camera with a medium lens
a telephoto lens
the digital handicam (it is a smaller one)
the coolpix little digital 35mm in its case
the old film SLR with a medium lens

securely in this bag with all the dividers. Plus extra filters, and assorted junk in all the outer pockets.

...and carry it comfortably.

As others have noted the yellow interior really is a help.

The only thing I would change is that the 3 latches for the top are a little loose, so if you don't zip the bag when you are wanting easy access, when you lift it by the top handle, it always feels insecure. It really isn't (3 latches work fine with a good overlap top to side for protection), but I wish it didn't scare me everytime I lift it.
1700628
This is a MUST HAVE case if you drag a camera around with you. It's just barely bigger than the Canon 5D Mark II with 24-105 lens that I have. It fits the charger, an extra battery and memory card reader. I love it and it is my permanent case now. I got a case for my 50mm 1.4 lens that sticks on the shoulder strap to carry that with me. Highly recommend you check that out too: Lowepro Lens Case 8 x 6 cm
1280559
I received a new digital camera for the holidays and needed to protect it while having the room for extra batteries and media cards.
The Targus Medium Camera case fit the bill with options to carry or wear on my belt and room for all my extras as well as quick release of the cover so that I do not do a lot of fumbeling if I need the camera in a hurry. The padding and softness of the case is an extra bonus and it suits me to a t!!ONCE AGAIN AMAZON HAD WHAT I NEEDED!
2104156
...love this case for my sony alpha a6000...great fit....i can fit it with my 50mm or 55-210mm emount lens nicely & the case does a good job protecting it.....the material is well made & the stitching is strong & has held up....the padding inside is just enough to protect it but doesn't make it bulky.....it is also small enough case that it fits well by my side & doesn't make it 'too' obvious that its camera case...there is a zip pocket in front with a net pocet to carry spare camera batteries, your lens cover, sd cards, lens cloth, etc...also there is 1 side net pocket....
i highly recommend this case!....thank you
151404
I am already having Lowpro 250 and i am happy about it but i wanted another SLR bag small enough to carry my DSLR and one lens comfortably and then i came across this "case Logic SLRC-205".
 I have Canon T1i with 55-250 Zoom lens and this lens attached with T1i can be comfortably fit into this bag. it also  has one more pocket where you can place one more lens of similar size or your other accessories, so that is good .
At the top there is one small Zipper where you can place small stuffs. Also, it is having provision to carry Tripod.
So will recommend this to all at a price around $30-$35.

Update(12 Jan 2012): I recently purchased "Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens" and i was able to fit this into this bag :)
393298
I bought this case for occasions where I'm carrying just one DSLR and one lens (attached to the DSLR body) and its outer dimensions fit what I want to lug around with.
If you consider buying this case, I strongly recommend measuring all "total" dimensions of what you intend to carry with it. It is a great case with great quality and a nice feature of "DSLR" suspension, which is like a "hammock" cradling your DSLR body with its lens on. But it has its size limit, and obviously can't stretch beyond if your equipment is too big for it.
Here is a tally of what it can and cannot do for my equipment:
Nikon D800 and D300s: Won't fit with multi-battery pack (MBD12 and MBD10) attached: No problem for me, I just use the internal battery for both for such occasions.
Nikon D800 and D300s: Fit with single-focal-length and "medium-size" FX zoom lenses, but the "hammock" may have to be detached, its opening may be too small. Lens hoods for "medium-size" zoom lenses (for example AF-S Nikkor 24-70 mm f/2.8G ED) may/do have to be mounted "backward" (which is the way they're shipped anyway), requiring reassembling when you use the camera if a hood is needed to prevent glare.
Nikon D3200 and D40X: Fit with all DX lenses (single focal-length and zoom up to 200 mm) that I have with lens hoods on.
Nikon D300s: Fit with all DX lenses (single focal-length and zoom up to 200 mm) that I have with lens hoods on (without MBD10).
The case also has three pockets on three sides; these are great for other small accessories (e.g. filters, extra battery, memory cards).
Summary: Very happy with this purchase. An additional benefit is security, this conceals your equipment until you use it.
861901
this is a nice camera case, that fits my SONY Cybershot DSCT700 10MP Digital Camera perfectly (snug) ...  high quality leather, stylish ...  magnetic clasp works easily ... very compact, fits in your pocket/purse ... offers up good protection ... you can not put anything but the camera in the case ... and it does not attach to belt (no belt loop)
2809501
I worked really hard to find a soft case that would fit the Sony FDR-AX100/B 4K Video Camera. I wanted a holster style that hangs vertically from a shoulder strap and that had a zipper lid closure. (I've had velcro-only lids on older cases pop open. Not good!) Despite that the intended use for this case is for lenses it's perfect for this barrel-shaped camcorder too.

The manufacturer's web site has some issues with their various DLP cases in that some models confuse the interior v. exterior dimensions. After a lot of digging I chose this one over the DLP-5 and I was right. This fits well and the DLP-5 would have been too short. And don't be put off by them calling it a pouch. It has firm (but not hard) sides and a strong zipper (not a drawstring) for the lid.

I'm very happy with this case.
4457589
I bought a new Nikon P520 Camera and have been searching for a case for over 6 months.  Nikon had one on their site but it kept saying it was not "Available" for purchase yet so I have been waiting.  This case was so inexpensive that I thought I would go ahead and try it.  It is a REALLY GOOD case for a long zoom camera!  I have only one complaint...... I like to carry my camera's "Quick Start Guide" and battery charger with me and there is not room in this case once you get the camera in.  The camera fits really well and the case holds extra batteries and memory cards.  It's also easy to take in and out of the case.  I would recommend it...........