Would this insert offer enough protection for my Nikon Coolpix if I put it in the compartment of my oversized laptop bag?
1889286
It most certainly will!! I bought an oversized purse approx 14"H x 12.5"L x 5ish"W and it fits nice and snug inside. I can carry 2 DSLRs with lens attached (one flat on back Lft and one lens pointing down Cntr with extra lens on other side Rt), an extra lens, two camera battery chargers, and I lay the external lens flat on top and any other small accessories/memory cards and reader/lens brush and cloths/wallet within the purse and pockets of course.
1889287
It was plenty of protection for my Canon 60D plus 2-3 lenses, so I believe the answer is yes (not so familiar with your camera). I'd defiantly recommend doing some measurements though to be sure this isn't too wide for your laptop bag. I used mine in a large purse & left the cover off for easy access, loved it!
1889288
If you are going to be tossing your bag off a cliff, definitely not. I use this for my camera in my messenger bag and it has been working great! It isn't super thick but it is definitely sufficient for someone who handles their camera bag responsibly. I would not use this as protection in a checked bag on an airline or through the mail.
1889289
Insert is padded well so it should offer protection for your camera. I use this insert in my packpack and carry a Pentax K5 and an extra lens and have had no problem protecting my equipment.
890721
I bought an Olypmus water proof digital camera with the dimensions of 1 x 2.5 x 4 = 10 cu inches total and it barely fit in this case, with the far edges of the velcro touching. Your camera dimensions are 1.5 x 2.7 x 4.2 = 17 cu in total, so I'm guessing it would not fit properly. If I had your camera I would buy one with a bit more rigid case, cause it is nicer and I didn't see shock-proof in the description. And yes, right now, I have nothing better to do than compare dimensions of cameras... :)
141944
yeah it would fit well, you can check some of the pictures i uploaded on the product page to get an idea of the bag to laptop ratio
1089960
Probably not if you had a camera in the bag too. The inserts that velcro in to pad the camera can be taken out, and in that case you could fit one in easily. But I went with a camera and a nook, and had just enough room for that and all the other stuff you have when you travel.
538526
No. I bought this case and don't use it for my camera. It's a bad design & worry about damaging the lense with odd Velcro flap placement inside. Plus its hard to get the camera in & out. I bought Lowepro & love it. Has extra zip infront for battery.
109739
My camera is 4.5 inches long, and it just barely fits in this case. It is a very tight fit. The camera is also 2.0 inches thick, and that is a deal-breaker for this case. I cannot zip the case shut. So, although this case has some give to it, the padding is very thick and I'm guessing 1.0-1.5 inches is the max. thickness it can handle.
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Sure! The 13" laptop would easily and safely fit in the largest pocket of the bag. I believe this compartment was designed for carrying a laptop and it does the job well. This leaves you plenty of space to carry your camera, in either the same compartment or the one in front of it. The fact that this is a sling pack is also great because you can quickly toss it on and off your back, and the extra handles come in handy when you want to snag it off the ground. It's an excellent travel bag!
1329511
I'm sorry, but it didn't fit. The bag is too narrow (one reason i liked it) and wouldn't zip shut with your larger camera.....
2109637
No, it will be a very tight fit so you will not be able to easily remove the camera from the bag.
1893563
I'm sure it will work... depending on what you expect. Personally, I think it is a bit large for what I would want in that circumstance. Don't get me wrong, I love my camera bag, but if I were wanting something to tuck into my lap or next to me on a ride, I'd want a smaller one.
897375
It would probably fit in a camera bag with pockets. As for the unit itself it is tough and portable. the hard drive is tightly fitted inside of the enclosure. I know someone that carries the enclosure from place to place without any problems. Me, I keep it on my desk as a back up hard drive
328211
I have one to protect my camera and it has worked good for the past few months. It fits like a glove.
1239302
Maybe. It would be tight. It will depend on the thickness. The nice thing is the slots for laptops have a single compression strap in the middle which regardless of what you put in there can be kept nice and snug without it falling out.
644066
Probably not, unless your camera is the size of a cell phone. I would worry the depth of your camera may be greater than the depth of the bag.
1955811
I am not quite sure but I compared your camera and lens measurements to the ones I use, and it seems like it could fit with a possibility of a hassle closing the bag!
1600494
It will still provide good protection for the camera. You could use the empty space to carry your lens cloth. The front piece can be removed while shooting. The case has to be removed for downloading pics and battery changes but it's just the twist of a dial.
1951825
it isn't large enough on the inside for a laptop. the top half has a draw string top, with a flap that goes over the top. the bottom half connects to the top with a zipper. and has a padding insert that goes in the bottom to protect your camera. hope this is informative.