Fotodiox Neoprene Zoom Camera Cover Sleeve/Travel Case for Nikon D40, D40x, D50, D60, D80, D90, D3000, D3100, D5000, D7000

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Product Description

The Zoom SLR Camera Covers are one-piece, wrap-around neoprene cover that stretches over the lens and self-secures without buckles, snaps or zippers that will scratch your camera. The cover is a soft pouch that provides protection for your camera body while in storage. The form fitting cover protects against dust, moisture and impact so there's less concern when putting it in a large camera bag full of other items.
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Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 6.1 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)


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List Price : $19.95
Price : $7.95
You Save : $12.00 (60%)

Customer Reviews

I purchased this as a protective case for throwing my new Nikon D3100 into my purse every day. I have an 18-270mm Tamron lens that I use as my walkabout lens. This case BARELY fits the D3100 with the Tamron lens - it's a stretch to connect the Velcro straps securely under the lens. It fits slightly better with the stock kit lens (18-55mm), but still not as easily as I would have thought. Also, I had a similar product for my large bridge camera and it had a small strap to attach the bag to the camera neck strap so you didn't lose the bag and didn't have to hold it to take a picture. This doesn't have anything like that, so you end up holding the bag or putting it in a pocket or getting someone else to hold it while you take a picture. So while it fits and protects, I would not use this to walk around with because it's tight to get the camera out and in again. I will keep this for protection for now, but will look for something slightly larger to get the camera/lens in and out easier.

I have the Nikon D90 with the Tamron 18-270mm lens. This didn't fit my camera so I was disappointed. I have no complaints about the quality, just size.