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OP/TECH USA SOFT POUCH-DIGITAL D-SLR Zoom - Pouch for camera - neoprene - black | 
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Brand: Op/Tech
Category: CE
List Price: $29.95
Buy New: $18.19
You Save: $11.76 (39%)
New (3) from $18.19
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
MPN: 7401204
Model: D-SLR Zoom
ASIN: B0006HHV90
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Easy-access neoprene case protects camera & lens while in the field or in storage | | • | Unique retaining stap attaches the case around the lens or strap | | • | Great for use in the field as the case closes around the neck strap so that the neck strap is still usable | | • | Nonmarring snaps securely close the flap cover |
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Product Description
The SOFT POUCH-DIGITAL versions offer a unique protective carrying system that's ideal for the photographer on the go. The easy-access design enables the photographer to quickly access the camera. The compact, tailored fit offers great protection without the bulk of a large camera bag. It's sure to become a necessity for all digital users!D-SLR Zoom fits most SLR-style cameras without the extended battery packs that measure 6"w x 4.5"h x 8"d (152, 4mm w x 114, 3mm h x 203, 2mm d) with a maximum lens size of 3.25" dia. x 6.5"long (82, 55mm dia. x 165, 1mm long).
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| Customer Reviews:
 Easy to use! August 18, 2008
The OP/TECH USA SOFT POUCH-DIGITAL D-SLR Zoom is easy use and it protects my camera. I enjoy carrying my camera without lugging around a case and accessories. However, I am always concerned with damaging my camera body and/or lens.
Other neoprene cases that I have used were more difficult to get on and off than my new OP/TECH. I like the snaps on the bottom and the concealed strap. I would recommend this case.
 OK, but don't like the closing July 29, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I used to have a pouch similar to this, but could not find it when I got my Canon XSi Rebel a month or so ago. I definitely wanted something like this again because my old one was fantastic - just couldn't find it or remember the brand.
While I'm sure this would protect your camera and lens just fine - it's good thick neoprene - I don't like the way it closes. There are 2 snaps that you have to attach on the back/bottom of the camera every time you want to close it and that's just too time consuming. I returned it.
I'll be getting a Zing - which is the neoprene pouch like I had before. They are very similar, but attach either with a loop that hooks over the lens, or with velcro. Makes it much easier to put on or take off the pouch.
D-SLR ZOOM - Good Value - Fits Nikon D300 May 29, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought this item, not because I wanted a case to haul my camera around, but rather because I needed temporary, minimalist case to provide protection for traveling. I travel for my job and I usually use a Lowe Pro camera backpack because they're handy and inconspicuous. The problem is that it means that I have an extra bag to haul through the airport and security with the backpack. This item offers basic protection for the camera without all the bulk of a regular, padded camera case with zippers and pockets. I now put my camera in my carry-on flight case along with my computer and work papers. I stick the backpack in my checked-in roller bag, to be used on my layover when I go out to take pics.
Now to the important part of the review. This item will comfortably fit a Nikon D300 with a Nikon 17-55mm AF lens. The D-SLR version (as apposed to the D-SLR ZOOM) is too short for this lens. The neoprene is stretchy, so there's no problem with leaving a tripod quick-release attached to the bottom of the camera. With this lens, you will not be able to leave the lens hood attached to the camera. Once the camera is in the case, you can turn the hood around backwards, and slide it over the lens/case for packing in your luggage. Construction is good quality and the design exposes the camera's carry strap attachments, so you can still carry it by the strap with the camera inside. I don't own a D200, but I would assume that this camera would fit equally as well as the D300.
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