Canon 2400 SLR Gadget Bag for EOS SLR Cameras

Customer Reviews

Perfect father's day gift for the man who already has almost everything

2008-05-22
My father received a digital SLR this past Christmas and is the type of man who buys anything he wants so I was looking for something he didn't already have to get for his birthday last month in lieu of something lame like a Home Depot Gift Card or something like that.

My mom suggested a camera case since he has a few lenses for his SLR and also a digital elph he likes to use as well. Although my father has an Olympus I looked at the specs and decided that his camera body and lenses would fit in the Canon Gadget bag. Sure enough the bag was a fit. He's got three lenses, his elph as well as his back-up battery and charger and they all fit in this bag.

Overall product does what it says and is of good quality. Bonus points for the prodigal son.

Canon 2400 SLR Gadget Bag

2008-05-21
Very Nice. Was able to fit my camera, plus two extra lenses, batteries, instruction books, cable and a small digital camera in the bag.

Great Bag

2008-05-18
I bought this for my EOS 450D and I am very pleased with it.It holds the camera and kit lens plus a 70-300 zoom with lens hood and plenty of pockets for the little things.It is very customizable and the perfect size.Very well built as well.

Camera Bag

2008-05-09
Just what I wanted. Stores my camera, lenses, binoculars and Garmin GPS. Good quality product. Good service, delivered earlier than promised.

Great bag

2008-05-09
I am very satisfied with my purchase of this bag. I bought it for my digital camera, because most bags made for digital cameras aren't large enough, and I wanted room for filters, batteries, etc.

The bag appears to be well-made and is easy to use. I'd recommend it to anyone needing a camera bag.

Excellent bag

2008-06-16
This is a medium size bag with enough space for two camera bodies and two extra lenses. the cushion is fairly good and i love the style and above all the capacity.

Great purchase

2008-06-01
Camera cam in quick and though the box looks tampered, everything was in it. The seller even threw in two McDonalds couponds. Excellent buy.

very sturdy bag for those with very few accessories to lug around

2008-05-28
I picked up this bag when I first bought my Rebel XT. I only had the kit lens, a macro lens w/ lens hood, plus a filter, and some other small stuff. The bag was perfect for me because I didn't have a lot of accessories at the time.

I do not recommend this bag to anyone who needs to lug around a lot with them. You'll definitely need a larger bag. This one although on the smaller side is VERY well made, and worth every penny. I recommend it to anyone not needing to carry around a lot of things with them.

Canon SLR Bag

2008-05-27
Although it's slightly big, this bag is a great bag for SLR camera and lens.

excellent bag, nice to carry arround size, well made

2008-05-24
Perfect bag - after removing unneeded dividers and rearranging the remaining compartments, the bag holds easily Elan 7NE with EF 28-105mm USM II lens mounted and battery pack bp-300 attached, Speedlite 580EX II in the pouch, lens hood, and there is space left to fit at least another zoom lens; I'm not stacking anything either, it's perfectly organized and accessible. Side pockets accommodate film rolls or your memory cards, filters, charger etc. I've been afraid that the bag will not fit the above gear, but all fits nicely with plenty of spare room. The dimensions on this Amazon page are incorrect (maybe they're outside dimensions?), the actual inside is (WxHxD) 9.5"x7"x6" . The bag is perfect size, not too big, just enough to carry an SLR/DSLR and up to 2 lenses plus accessories. If you'd need more space then a bigger bag would be better but then it would be bulkier and not so easy too carry around. I'm thinking to buy another one for my Mamiya 645 ProTL camera kit with 2 lenses, 2 film backs, hoods, filters etc. Also, bag appears to be well made and is nicely padded for good protection against impacts. I wouldn't worry about my gear inside this bag.

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