Tamrac 5690 Compact Digital Camera Bag (Black)

The camera dimensions for my Panasonic Lumix camera are 4 x 2.5 x 1.5". The camera sits comfortably inside and the front zip pocket was just the right size to include an extra battery and a memory card holder.This is a great little bag for compact cameras. I got one of these cases for my Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 and used it for a 12-day backpacking trip through the Sangre de Cristo mountains in New Mexico. The case is rugged and it kept the camera protected from the elements.PROS:* Will most likely fit most compact point-and-shoot cameras.* Quick camera access not hindered by zippers like most other cases.* Overall compact design is perfect for backpackers, hikers* Rugged construction.* Well padded interior.* Main compartment lid covers camera well, keeps rain out.* Velcro and side-clasp buckle keeps lid secure.* Small front pocket has two spaces to store extra battery and memory card.* Belt loop on back lays flat with Velcro and snap.* Comes with thin shoulder strap.CONS:* Really, none.The one thing I really enjoy about this little bag is the lid. You won't miss many shots fiddling with zippers to access the main camera compartment. The side clasp buckle and Velcro allow for easier access. Cases that rely on zippers to secure the main compartment still allow water to enter, but this case has an actual lid, so during rainy moments water is deflected over the sides and front.The camera had been dropped on rocks while stowed in the case. There wasn't a scratch or dent on the camera and the case cleaned up easily.

This is a great case for the G7X mark II camera. My first reaction when it arrived: wow, that's a tight fit. At first I didn't think that it would work out, but it's actually not that bad. Yes, the G7X mark II sticks up out of the bag by half an inch; but the cover closes over it, providing some protection (that being said, I wouldn't want the case with the camera within to hit the ground on the top because it isn't as protected on that side; but, reasonably, if the camera bag is around my waist, it won't fall).I put an old plastic card in the front pocket (since there is the risk of a frontal impact on the bag if I fell down or ran into something; and perhaps the batteries in the front pocket could otherwise damage the delicate lens blades of the G7XmII).Some other observations:* the velcro strip is strong but it is fairly loud. I think I may get another velcro strip to put on top of one side to silence this in some cases (the plastic clip can be pretty quietly removed and inserted with some care).* the dark blue is actually quite nice looking; I had thought it would be somewhat loud and attention-calling, but it is fairly dark, muted and subtle.* the G7XmII fits pretty nicely into the case. It slips in and out without difficulty, not too dissimilar from from how my S90 fits into its M-Rock case.* I 'm glad to have found a bag that has this build quality and doesn't have zippers around the opening. It feels sufficiently protective and the waist strap allows me to carry it the way I did my S90.I took the 5690 out for its first outing with my G7XmII; nothing too strenuous, just out to a local restaurant for breakfast. It feels fully normal and comfortable; getting the G7XmII in and out of the case is quick and easy. I think I am going to like this case with this camera. Yes, it is bigger than the M-Rock case with my S90, but I can't imagine a smaller case with the features that this one has (clip-closure, no zipper on the main compartment, good padding).

I use this little bag to carry my cell phone, a couple batteries, and memory card. It attaches to my ClikElite backpack just fine. For the most part it's a well made bag. However, the Velcro and snap aren't very strong and will come loose and the bag will fall off. It's happened to me twice in the last couple of months. Fortunately I saw it fall off both times and luckily didn't lose it. This one is less than a year old so it really shouldn't have this problem already.

I had just purchased a Canon PowerShot A720IS, so I needed the right bag for it. I went with the Tamrac 569001 for a couple of reasons: brand loyalty and perfect fit. As a photographer, I've owned a number of SLR cameras over the years. For all of them, I have used Tamrac camera bags. They are rugged, water resistant, and well designed with pockets and straps in all the right places. (I especially love the Modular Accessory System.) Tamrac bags have never let me down.It was only natural that I chose a Tamrac bag for my compact camera. According to the size chart (found on the Tamrac web site), the 569001 was made to fit the Canon A720, so I chose this one. It is the perfect fit with an additional pocket for batteries and memory cards. There isn't much else this bag needs to hold, so it's just right. I've carried it around for a month, and it works beautifully.

This bag is a perfect fit for the Fujifilm Finepix A170. As shown in the picture, it holds the camera snugly and has room for extra batteries and memory. It's sturdy design and adjustable strap make it very portable.The downside is that the top flap fits snugly over the top of the bag and secures with both velcro and a clasp, making it somewhat inconvenient to open. Not great if you want to pull the camera out quickly for that last-minute shot.Overall, this is a great bag for the camera mentioned above and would probably work well for other models of similar size, as long as you won't be frequently taking the camera out and putting it back in the bag.