- Interior Dimensions: 10.5″L x 6″W x 6.5″H Exterior Dimensions: 11.5″L x 7.5″W x 7.5″H
- Holds & Protects Your 35mm or Digital SLR Camera With Zoom Lens Attached, Plus 2 to 3 Extra Lenses & Flash
- Adjustable Padded Dividers For Easy Customization plus Multiple Pockets With Easy Access
- Constructed of Durable Wear-Resistant Nylon
- Nikon 5 Year USA Warranty
Product Description
Protect your valuable camera investment with this Nikon brand camera carrying case. Made from durable Cordura Nylon, and outfitted with a reinforced handle, this compartment case will easily hold your camera, lenses, flash, and accessories. Travel is made even easier and safer with the slip-resistant shoulder strap. The many zippered pockets hold all your supplies. A small pocket on the outside of the top flap allows easy access to film, memory cards or batteries. Large sewn pockets inside the front flap safely protect filters, pens, cleaning supplies, and lens caps. A mesh pocket inside the top flap provides for easy access to additional storage. The best feature however is its large padded storage and compartment space. Removable velcro dividers provide individual customization to your equipment. Whether you use this case for your Digital or your 35mm SLR, the Nikon Compartment Case will hold all of your most essential accessories.
Sheldon @ 2:17 am
This is a really nice bag, but it’s way too small for me. If you have a point-and-shoot or DSLR with a couple of small lenses it’s probably perfect. But if you have even one long lens there’s no way to partition this bag to get them both to fit.
I gave the bag 4 stars based on build quality and the fact that it is a really nice bag for the price. It has lots of pockets and places to stash memory cards, film, filters, and all kinds of stuff. A bit more padding on the strap would have given it 5 stars easy. This would also make a nice bag for a camcorder or even your lunch.
Anyway, I gave the bag to my neighbor. We both have Nikon D70’s, but his telephoto is physically much shorter than mine, so it should be perfect for him.
Currently I’m using a Lowepro backpack case which holds everything I have, including a tripod and Nikon flash. I was looking for something that I could just throw a few lenses in and run out the door, but this ain’t it — at least for me.
Leo @ 3:22 am
I bought this one for my D50 and I couldn’t be more happier. I am able to fit camera with attached lense, two additional zoom lenses, SB600 flash, two chargers (one for camera battery and another for flash batteries), half of dozen of special filters, and some other small staff. It has a lot of paddings that are velcro attached and can fit any configuration. It is also has one large pocket in the front and another small one on the cover. It provides an excellent protection for my camera and conviniece to carry my staff on small package. I am very pleased with quality of materials. This is defintly a bag to own.
J. Lemke @ 4:09 am
I thought the bag would be more of a backback style, but it was very much the traditional rectangular box with handle & shoulder strap.
Nevertheless, it’s quite functional: sturdy, well-padded, with Velcro dividers to allow for flexibility.
Enough room for the D50 w/lens, longer lens, flash, charger. Plenty of pockets for filters, spare batteries, manuals, etc.
S. Isakovic @ 4:38 am
Small but nice bag. I can put my Nikon D80 with kit lens attached, and take two additional lens 80-200mm (yes the big one) and 60mm together with Nikon flash, charger, reserve battery and some other things. If you want to put camera with big lens (80-200) attached, you need to rearrange bag and you will spend out almost all space. Anyway bag looks professional and I like it.
R. Lopez @ 7:11 am
I purchased this bag for my D80 with 18-135 lens. I think the quality is good, but the size was a bit bigger than I really wanted. I was looking for a bag to basically hold the D80 and some memory cards. This bag is about twice the size that I needed. But I guess it was my fault for not really checking the size, since the description did mention it. The thing that I don’t like about the bag are the 4 quick release buckles (QRB) which hold the top on. Personally, I think it should have had a zip top and possibly one quick release buckle in the center. It just isn’t quick enough to have to buckle/unbuckle 4 QRB’s everytime you have to get into the bag. It kind of drives me crazy. But if you can get over that, the bag is descent and the price is great. Also, if you have several lenses it has the space to hold them. I’m still looking for a bag small enough to just cover the camera.