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from Santa Rosa, CA on 9/25/2008
The Lowepro Rezo bag is perfect for carrying my Canon Rebel Xsi with my Tamron 28-300 lense attached while hiking. I've always been very happy with my Lowepro camera bags and they really get used!
from wyoming on 9/4/2008
I bought this because i thought that it would be great for my d80 and 18-135mm lense and it really was. Great for the price, but the down fall is that it wont hold my d80 and my 70-300mm lense with it. But overall its a great bag.
from Southington, CT on 9/4/2008
Strong and durable. Good quality. Too small, doesn't hold the 'extras' such as the extra battery or lens.
from Jackson, MS on 9/4/2008
Good case design. OK case for Canon 40D. VERY snug fit with 28-135 lens. I will be purchasing another case for additional room.
A great 3rd party "neveready" case. Perfect for a small dslr and lens.
from Everywhere,USA on 8/6/2008
This came as part of the kit with my purchase of a Canon 40D. While it will hold the camera with a Med - Small lens attached, there's little room for anything else. You cannot put additional lenses in this bag along with the camera.
It appears to be durable and would be good for lugging your camera to sporting events as it is not bulky - meaning you can get up and down the bleachers without bonking anyone in the head. Also, if you have a specific photo project that could be accomplished with only one lens and there was no risk of heavy rainfall, this bag could be a lighter alternative to your larger bag. There is a single pocket/pouch that could hold extra flash cards or lens filters, but it's not large enough to hold much else.
It's fairly water resistant, but if you get caught in a downpour, this won't protect your camera adequately.
This would make a decent bag for a smaller SLR, like the XTi or XSi, or even for a good-sized P/S, but it's a poor choice for larger SLR's unless you're looking for a lighter, on-the-go alternative.
from Memphis, TN on 6/27/2008
This bag is nice, it offers good protection. My D60 fits tightly inside and the flaps cover over the top quite well. I could use more pocket room, you can really only fit the basics (1 battery, a couple of lens caps). Unfortunately, when I purchased it I didn't pay attention that it wouldn't fit my 300mm lens. This would be a good bag if you are going to a wedding or something where you don't want to carry a huge bag.
Light wieght easy to store camera an extra memory card, and battery, but the pocket in front should be closed with zipper
from Medina, OH on 5/8/2008
I had a holster style bag previously which would always tip when used with the strap, this one doesn't. It's the perfect size for my Canon EOS 40D and is lightweight. It has enough room in the front for my keys, cash and cell phone so I don't have to carry a purse. It's sturdy and well padded. I dropped the bag the other day and it had no adverse effects on my camera.
If you're planning on going out with just one lens for some light shooting this bag works perfect.
from Half Moon Bay, CA on 3/21/2008
Nice bag but space is very limited. I would have appreciated another pocket. It is great to protect the camera and carry around a spare battery and a couple of filters.
from South Florida on 3/12/2008
OK as a secondary camera bag. Not enough room to add a flash unit.
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from Patchogue Long Island on 3/7/2008
Light wieght easy to store camera an extra memory card, an battery .
from Oberlin, OH on 1/21/2008
Too small to hold my Olympus E300 with a telephoto lens on it, so I returned it. Returning it to Adorama was easy to do.
from NC on 9/26/2007
When I ordered the bag, I wasn't thinking of the dimensions, mostly just price, and for the price this bag is great. Though it is very compact, my D40 and 18-55mm lens fit great.. but there isn't much room for anything else. Other than a spare SD card and the lens caps, there isn't much more room, but another lens MIGHT fit.. can't really say. Also, the strap is a little funky.. if you wear it around like a messenger bag, the back of the bag tends to tilt towards you so you have to constantly re-adjust it, but overall it's comfortable enough. Don't buy this bag unless you're looking for something to travel with, otherwise get something bigger so you can put more stuff in it.
from Chicago, IL on 9/26/2007
I need a bigger DSLR bag that would allow a spare lens to comfortably fit.
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from valparaiso, in on 9/26/2007
Works great with my Nikon D80
from Baltimore, MD on 3/26/2007
Nicely made holster bag. Good firm latch attachment.