Customer Reviews
Big,big bag.. 
2008-08-30
This is a bag for professionals!!people, this can easily fit 2 lenses, a slr body, battery charger, 2-3 cords, a few filters,even the manual and still have room for more :) and the padding aint that bad either..the build-quality is excellent and overall I would definitely recommend it if u really intend to carry a lot of stuff or else go for something smaller.Overall,a great product.
This is what I really needed 
2008-07-27
I bought this bag to use it for my e-510 + the 2 kit lenses + additional battery and cleaning lenses kit. I also plan to buy 70-300mm lens. this bag could hold until now my camera and all its equipments. In addition, my canon g9. still there are places where I can put more things into it. the quality of the bag is great and will protect all your equipments easily. recommended for people who have many accessory and camera equipment. this is what I expected from Samsonite.
Roomy indeed 
2008-07-03
I read the reviews stating how big this bag was but didn't really think twice about it. It is quite roomy which is good to carry your equipment but it also has compartments that can be adjusted for a nice snug fit to avoid camera/lens shift. Good bag, wish it came in more colors.
Excellent bag 2008-05-03
This camera bag is wonderful. My Olympus e330 fits in perfectly with room to spare. There is plenty of room to carry extra lenses, and anything else I would like. Highly recommend.
Bevana's review 2008-04-05
Nice bag, haven't received the camera yet to put into it, but I think it will work fine.
Very Big Bag 2008-01-19
Travelers everywhere recognize the Samsonite brand for its mix of style, quality and reliability. Today, everyone can find the perfect Samsonite solution for his/her lifestyle and budget requirements.
Samsonite Worldproof 3.2 Download SLR Camera Bag (Black w/Khaki and Black) 2008-01-18
Little bit too big for a Canon Rebel XTi with a Sigma 18-200 OS. Good size if you have 2 lenses. Fast shipping.
Great bag--holds everything! 2007-04-10
So I purchased this bag to go with my Nikon D50 SLR camera and two lenses (one telephoto and one 18-55mm). It is great because it has room for everything--the camera, both lenses, exra battery and charger, two filter sets, manuals, etc. I am sure it could also hold an additional lens if I had one. It is BIG for just toting around and I kept my small camera case for holding just the camera for when I'm out with my kids. But if you want a really functional case that will keep all your camera stuff in the same place and need access to all your lenses, this is the case for you!
good camera bag 2007-01-04
i had this for awhile and it serves me good still. i can fit 2 cameras in there, Nikon N80 and a manual Canon, with 2 lens. enough pockets to store few films and such and even a small p&s digicam. i dropped my bag few times and bumped it against few things while shooting in nyc but nothing happened to the cameras. strong bag. ONE downside is that, perhaps because i had so many things in the bag, that the top part of the cover ripped while i was carrying it by the handle. i just stapled it back. other than that, it's really good.
Worth searching for! 2004-06-27
I just bought a Digital Rebel and a bunch of accessories... this bag takes it all without a sweat. Yeah, it is large, but that's what you need if you're serious about your photography.
Here's what mine holds: Digital Rebel, 18-55mm lens, 55-200mm lens, 420EX Speedlite, filters (several in one case), extra batteries and small manuals. I even carry my old Canon PowerShot for quick shots. I had to play with it a bit to customize it -- as expected with a "generic" case -- but everything fits excellently.
The interior dimensions are: 9 x 5 x 7 (to top of dividers - 9 to rim of bag) inches (LxWxH). You get two adjustable dividers for the main compartment. There is nice .5 in. padding on the walls. There is a mesh holder on the inside of the lid. There is a tough front pouch with filter pockets, another mesh holder and space for thin items. And there are mesh side pockets with drawstrings.
Finding a configuration was interesting, and I didn't follow their suggestion, but it works. I have my flash, camera (body) and big lens standing vertically. I keep the standard lens sitting on top in bubble wrap. (It barely moves, really.) My PowerShot fits perfectly on the other side. (Their suggestion is to keep the lens attached and pointing downward in the center space, so you can just pull out the camera and shoot.)
The materials are tough where they need to be... and gentle where you want them to be. The whole outer shell is fine suitcase-quality. It has a stiff bottom with plastic feet. The top handle is very comfortable and soft. It comes with a shoulder strap (sewn-on).
Because of its size, I don't always want to carry it everywhere. So I also bought a Tamrac Small Lens Case. That'll carry my other lens, battery and CF card... the essentials.
The only "complaint" I have about the Samsonite bag is that once you put enough stuff in the front pouch its center of gravity shifts forward and it falls on its face. However, this is FAR from anything to be upset about.
I expect this bag to last a long time -- it is "guaranteed for life", after all -- and I am very happy I didn't settle for one of the default Canon bags.
