Customer Reviews:
 NICE PRICE FOR A NICE CASE October 24, 2008
Opteka SLR & DSLR Camera Short Zoom Holster Case w/Adjustable Shoulder Strap
This is a nice case for the price that I paid for it. I love the handle.
 Just big enough and a good value. October 19, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I got exactly what I was expecting with this case. It is just big enough to hold my Canon Rebel XSi with the kit lens attached, with a few SD cards stuck in the internal webbing. The padding is sufficient to protect the camera while you're carrying it around, or while it's stuffed into another backpack. Just don't expect it to protect your camera if you drop it on the ground!
One note: since I was mostly carrying it in my backpack I removed the included strap and just used the Canon strap on my camera to save clutter in my bag.
Overall a great value for the money, and fast shipping to boot.
Great Price; Quality Product October 18, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Great product for the money; great service by the vendor when I had to exchange it. Not real leather but sure looks like it. Well made. Easy to use. Best value for the money that I saw. One caution: There are two versions, regular and long. If you have any doubt whatsoever, then, order the long version for a couple of dollars more. The regular version fits an SLR with a regular lens (e.g. Nikon D60 with 18-55mm), but it is tight. The long version is needed for an SLR with a longer lens, such as 55 to 200 mm.
Small but sturdy October 4, 2008
This bag is sturdy, but it can (as other people have noted) only hold a camera body plus small lens with hood or medium lens without hood. Currently I can fit my Canon 40D with 50mm and have plenty of room leftover.
Good value and fit for D60 Nikon September 22, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We didn't see any reviews that specifically noted this fits the Nikon D60, but ordered one anyway. It fits just fine with the basic single kit lens, and a UV filter. It's just as advertised and a good way to protect your camera when traveling light. It's an added bonus to have a generic brand instead of flashing a "Nikon" brand around. In these days of small point and shoots, it's nice to be able to be more discreet when out to take photos.
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