Features:

  • Easy-access neoprene cases stretch to fit most film and digital cameras
  • Unique retaining strap attaches the case around the lens or to the tripod mount so that it is out of the field of view when taking a picture
  • Great for use in the field as the case closes around the neck strap so that the strap is still usable
  • Non-marring snaps on the bottom of the pouch securely close the flap cover
  • Made in the USA
I really love this pouch for my Panasonic Lumix LX100m2!!

I purchased this camera pouch for my Panasonic Lumix LX100m2 according to recommendation to my acquaintance. I brought my camera to my travel and took pictures for about 13 days. I definitely could realize why it is a good camera pouch. 1) It is very light weight - so it is easy to go with. 2) It has soft, half sponge and haft rubber like texture with fair thickness - it felt soft with some cushion and so I thought it would partially absorb energy, and it is easy to grip and it may prevent slip off. 3) It has 2 buttons on the bottom - I prefer this button mechanism for closure over zipper or velcro. 4) It was somewhat roomy for LX100 even with an auto-lens cap and/or leather case - I thought it is better than those with tight or snug fit. 5) It has a hook inside it for attachment to the strip ring or something else. I think it is a very well-made camera pouch with just good size for Lumix LX100 or LX100m2. I loved the consistency or texture of the material and robust construction with multiple stiches and good buttons. I think I would purchase one more and a few more for my SONY DSLR A850 and A900. Highly recoommended!!

Perfect Fit for Canon's SL1

I bought a Canon SL1 to have a quality light camera body when I did not want to lug around a 5D or 7D The Op/Tech pouch allows me to carry the camera in a regular backpack or even a briefcase without worry of damage. It even fits with the EF-S18-135mm attached. I tried a few other neoprene pouches but they were too bulky. The tailored Op/Tech is just the right size for my needs and the price was reasonable. I may even buy the bigger size for my 5D

FITS W/ LENS HOOD! Exactly what I was looking for.

DISCLAIMER: I purchased this product on my own and was not “bribed” to create this review. Product: “D-SLR Zoom” I just received this today and it is PERFECT. Normally I have a pros and cons list in my review even if the con is a personal preference, but as first impressions go, this is AWESOME and exactly what I was looking for. I will update my review should I have any issues within a few months of use. HUGE PRO: I own a Canon EOS Rebel T7i and always have my big Tamron 24-70mm lens AND hood. THIS CAN FIT WITH THE LENS HOOD ON - FACING FORWARD OR REVERSE POSITION. (See images) I also use a speed strap or rapid strap (whatever they’re called) and mine has a metal plate with a caribeaner-like fastener. And it still fits with that on, I just have to tuck in the caribeaner under the camera to snap it closed. If I used the standard neckstrap, no extra step is needed. I bought this because I don’t want to carry around a camera bag all the time and needed something that wasn’t bulky that provided some protection. It’s not meant to protect from drops. I use it mainly to cover it from the elements and as a barrier/protective layer if I were to put it in my purse. It is made of that soft neoprene material. I pulled/stretched the material to kind of test the quality. I even checked the stitching and it looks great. I have no issues with the snaps at all.

Fits a7Riii and 24-105mm lens just fine!

This case is a great fit on the Sony a7Riii - even with the 24-105mm/f4 Sony "G" lens installed on camera. It's lightweight enough to travel, can be rolled up to squish into a small space when not being used on camera. I wouldn'texpect this case to protect the camera from a hard fall onto concrete - but it WILL protect the camera system from the small scuffs and bumps you might see if it has to travel in a camera backpack where the space is shared with a flash, or small hand grip etc. Worth the money and a pretty good deal overall. We like it!

I finally found the M 4/3 case that I've been looking for.

So, you've switched to M 4/3 right? Small and light, fast lenses, it's awesome. The ONLY thing that has really been frustrating me is the lack of options to keep that package small and light in every day carry/while out shooting. All the options so far have been: - Small camera bag, which sucks up a ton of space in your backpack/messenger bag. Added bonus of looking extra dorky when you have it slung around your shoulder and you have the camera in your hand. - A small camera pouch, which can only accept the smaller pancake lenses - A fitted leather full/half case. Half case offers very little protection when throwing the camera in your main bag. The full case seems to only accept smaller pancake lenses. Along comes this OP/TECH pouch. It does EXACTLY what I want it to do, which is to carry my Panasonic GX1 with Panasonic-Leica 25mm f1.4 lens attached (with hood). It fits perfectly. Easy to get on and off. Comes with a small button strap on the inside so you can attach it to your belt or neck/shoulder strap. Small enough to put it in your pocket. Durable enough for me to trust it in my everyday carry backpack so my camera is always with me, which was the whole point of me switching to M 4/3 in the first place. Great piece of kit, it has really made me happy with the fit and overall value. Fast and light, here we come!

Digital D Compact Neoprene Pouch

I purchased this for my Olympus OMD EM5. This soft case fits nice and snug with the Panasonic 20 MM pancake lens mounted on the body. I have an aftermarket strap attached to the camera and the pouch/strap does not interfere with one another at all. Perfect fit. I suggest watching the short video on OP/TECH's web site so you see the best and easiest way to put the case on and off. I would definitely recommend this just for the protection. It's not a hard case by any means, but it will keep the camera a little cleaner and there will be no little bumps. Now I just plop it in my soft briefcase and I'm on my way to work with my camera nearby with a little extra protection. Good stuff. UPDATE March 2013 This is an update to my previous review of this product. I lost my Digital D Compact Neoprene Pouch while roaming the halls at the NY International Auto Show today. I used the little snap clip thingie to secure it to my camera strap hook. It fell off once before but I was fortunate enough to notice it immediately. At that point I should have learned that I couldn't trust the plastic clip to secure the soft case. I am re-ordering a replacement case (same one), only this time I will be more careful and secure it in a more foolproof fashion. I like the soft case very much, but be careful if you use the little plastic clip to secure it. Perhaps the lens attachment choice is better; I never tried that. Next time around I will make sure it won't come off without some effort on my part. Obviously that's a weak point I guess. Other than that, I liked it enough to re-order the same case.

Great Neoprene Sleeve for Camera

These neoprene sleeves by OP/TECH are very high quality. They make use of two snap closures that are slightly less prone to scratching the camera. Note, too, that these are simply neoprene sleeves: they are not built for absorbing heavy impacts from a long drop. What they are made for is for helping to add a level of protection when your camera is in another bag or in luggage, or if you just want some coverage on the camera when you are not using it. They are stretchy and have a small absorbent feel to them, so they may protect against minor bumps and scuffs when you are transporting a camera. Some people also use them to hold a camera using a neck strap, as they are not as heavy as harder cases, yet still offer some protection. The build quality on these is excellent, with firm stitching and high-quality snaps to seal the case. A great item for that camera that cost more than you wished it did!

So far so good! But it doesn’t fit the 70-200 lens

Just got this in today. I posted a demonstration video (not sure where you can find it). But this sleeve fits my Canon Mk3 with a 135mm lens just well with a little room to spare. The 135 lens is about the same size as the 24-70. I posted pics of the 135 and canon inside the case. It’s not quite big enough to fit the 70-200 lens but it’s good for what I needed it for. I won’t have to lug my whole camera bag around while I travel.

Two thumbs up...

I purchased the OP/TECH D-Midsize soft pouch for my Sony A6000. I've tried several different camera cases and pouches but wasn't satisfied with any of them. The OP/TECH I'm pleased with. I have a Sony SEL18200LE lens on the camera. The pouch fits very nicely around the lens with hood reversed and loosely around the body of the camera. The fact that's it's loose around the body makes it very easy and quick to remove. I also like the snap attachment mounted to the tripod socket. I have the pouch secured by it's internal strap to the socket snap attachment and it works nicely to secure the pouch when it's not on the camera. I can quickly remove the pouch and let it hang below the camera while I'm shooting. Takes just a couple of seconds. The pouch material is thick enough to protect the camera from inadvertent bumps and scrapes. This pouch gets two thumbs up. 8/30/14 Update: I recently put the a6000 into a Sony LCS-EBC/B body case to protect the body while out of the pouch. I also added a Hoya Pro1 Digital CPL filter to the lens. The OP/TECH D-Midsize pouch is now snug around the lens (length wise) due to the addition of the filter while the body still fits easily into the pouch even with the addition of the body case. The pouch works very well for my setup.

works great on my Nikon D300, cheap insurance

Comes with an optional snap fitting that screws onto camera tripod that keeps pouch hanging from camera so you don't have to stuff it in your pocket every time you remove it. If you turn the lens portion of the foam inside out it goes on and off very easily. Watch the video at Optech. My camera is old, but with some lenses I still often have $5-600 hanging around my neck. $20 is cheap insurance and keeps the camera at your side so you still have a chance to get a shot when opportunity knocks. The D-SLR is the proper size for a D300 or a D700 without battery extenders. Optech website lists which model fits what so if you don't know have a look.

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