Case Logic DCB302 Compact Digital Camera Bag with Separate Zipped Accessory Pocket and Internal Slip Pocket for SD Cards

I was on the fence about whether I should get this (DCB-302) or the "Advanced Point and Shoot (DCB-313)" for my Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX15. The official specs said it was designed to fit cameras with a depth of 3cm and the LX15 is actually 4.2cm so I was a bit hesitant... Then I read someone managed to fit a Canon G7X in it (which is about the same chunky size) so I thought I'd give it a go. The "Advanced" version of the case just sounded too big for the camera and would probably let it slide around. The case's main compartment does indeed fit the LX15 quite snugly and the front pocket is still usable. The only catch is if you're planning to use the front pocket for spare batteries, you need to place the camera with the lens at the top. Otherwise if you do it the other way round, you probably won't manage because of the batteries blocking the way inside the front pocket. The back of the main compartment is thickly padded while the padding between the main and front pockets is about half the thickness. Should be good enough to absorb a bit of shock. The front pocket also has a separate small internal pocket for memory cards. I've bought a Case Logic case before and they've been good quality. This one is fairly much the same and aesthetically I like the red accent line on the front and on the zip pulls. One downside might be the rubber zip pulls. Since they're rubber, stuff like dust can stick onto them quite easily. The case also comes with an approx. 37cm long strap that hooks onto the back so that you can hang the case around your neck if you wanted to instead of strapping it onto your belt. However the hook isn't one of those metal types with a retractable opening. It's a piece of plastic you bend inwards to attach onto the case's metal ring so, it might break after a few bends. Overall a good compact case for the point and shoots.

If you need a camera bag/case that is practical - this is it. Bought this bag for my Panasonic TZ30 and it fits like a dream, snug and secure. As I use my camera on hillwalking trips the bag had to securely fit to my trouser belt as for my sport you are often scrambling up Munros on all fours. The belt loop is closed so no chance of it dropping off unlike some other bags that claim quick release !!! As well as a good padded bit for the camera it also has spare zip pockets for a spare battery and memory cards. On your hip, your camera is always at the ready for that unexpected photo opportunity when you hanging by your finger nails. I would recommend this good looking bag for anyone who loves the great outdoors, or for going on holiday - brilliant bag !

I have a Panasonic Lumia TZ60 and this was the best case for me. I tried the Lowepro Apex 30 AW which was not for me as the zips were more difficult and having the battery/SD Card in a separate zipped compartment - albeit the SD part had velcro, made it more difficult to take out and return the camera with more possibility of losing the card/battery or whatever you keep there. The case was also less compact than this Case Logic DCC302. I also tried the BDX0801G10 heavy duty leather case, but it was too big and the camera rattled about in it. I felt it was more awkward to use. The DCC302 is a little tight for my TZ60 but works very well with 2 pockets and a good belt loop. I'm sure it will stretch a little and be perfect after a short time. It almost is now. Measuring my TZ60 with a ruler, it is approx 110x38x64mm if this helps owners of other cameras. It looks good quality, much smaller and very practical for me. Thumbs up.

After reading reviews, the reviews are wrong. It does not fit at canon g7x mark ii. A nice case but too small for what I needed it for. Have had to send it back.

The case for my old TZ30 wasn't quite big enough. The case for my LX7 was just a little over-sized and I still need it anyway. So, after extensive searching, I took a chance on this Case Logic DCC302, the quoted internal measurements were generally OK but at 110mm high, in theory 1mm too little. In reality the TZ60 fits fine, with a couple of 1 or 2 mm to spare height-wise and perfect width/depth in the main, camera compartment. The front pocket will certainly take a spare battery, maybe two, and a card. The detachable shoulder strap is slim and fine but unlikely to be used by me. I'll be putting the camera on my waist belt, where it will be very secure but less convenient than my LX57 case, because the belt loop does not split (this is clearly stated in the description), so you have to put it on before fastening the belt, which is why I've given it 4* and not 5.

Well made lightweight "soft" camera bag ideal for my compact zoom camera. I have used Case Logic Camera Bags previously and found them to be long lasting and hard wearing. I'm not expecting this one to be any different. While my Canon digital zoom camera was a snug fit in the bag, it is worth double checking the dimensions against those of you camera to ensure that it will fit.

It’s far too small for the advertised cameras. Only suitable for a camera with completely retractable lens.

First impression in trying to insert a TZ60 into the case before removing the packing card was, it is going to be much too tight. After removing the packing, insertion was easier making a snug fit, but without the wrist strap. An important warning mentioned by another reviewer is to insert the camera with the power button end going to the bottom of the case. As I found, with the power button end at the top end it is easy when handling the camera to touch the power button and cause the lens to begin zooming out. Not wanting anything bulky on my waist belt, this compact case suits me well. I would buy it again. Nearly three months use and much pleased with it. The TZ60 now fits very comfortably in the preferred way and is easy to remove and replace. The outer zipped pocket generously holds two batteries and two memory cards (both in tandem) without being obtrusive in a bulky way. And I like the tasteful style and feel of the zip tabs as well. The camera and case have an affinity for each other!

Excelente, com a qualidade da marca.

After acquiring my S95 I went looking for the smallest possible case to hold it and a few accessories. What I found were cases with nice designs but limited functionality. As in all things in life, everyone prioritizes and makes compromises... After starting out with the Olympus Horizontal Neoprene and Nylon Case (Black) I found a very nice, stylish and compact case with 2 small issues, a slight magnetic closure misalignment & somewhat offense odor. Its a great case for the S95 if you are looking to carry only the bare essentials; camera and 2-spare memory cards (w/out plastic sleeves or cases). You can read my review here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R16VC0Y97PZV74 I also tried the Case Logic TBC-302 Ultra Compact Camera Case with Storage (Black) and found a similar size case but with a very different look and a slightly expanded capacity. While I view the Olympus case as slightly more stylish, I see the Case Logic as more utilitarian. Not only can it hold my S95 and memory cards, but I can also squeeze in a battery. See my review here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3FUPIGEUSIFKM In my quest to pack just a little more into the smallest case I discovered the Case Logic DCB-302. Unlike the Olympus which sits on you belt horizontally, this case (similar to the TBC-302), is oriented vertically. Personal preference will dictate which you prefer as each has it's advantages and disadvantages. The horizontal orientation makes it less obtrusive when worn on your belt and facilitates easier insertion and removal of the camera. But it tends to bulge slightly when sitting in your car with a seat belt wrapped around you. Truthfully, none of these really work that well in this scenario. But what really sets the Case Logic DCB-302 apart from the other 2 cases is its exceptionally compact size and flexible storage capacity. Its made from a "ballistic" fabric similar to soft-sided luggage, very durable. The accessory pouch has a fine "mesh" design with a thin vertical red stripe detail that sets it off nicely. The sturdy zippers have perfectly sized "pulls" that are rubberized making it easy to open and close. The interior has a sewn-in light gray nylon lining, sort of generic but effective. Granted, it is the widest (thickest) of the three due primarily to it's accessory pouch but it also affords the most capacity. The overall outline is slightly larger (barely) than the Olympus case but with just a little "puffier" padding and more rounded corners. Its an attractive and elegant design that appears well made; securely contains both camera and accessories and provides flexible carrying options. You can either wear it on your belt (thread it through the stitched, wide loop sewn on back) or over your shoulder using the included adjustable shoulder strap that clips to 2 small plastic hook loops (attached at the top back side). While there is no question this design bulges slightly when worn on your belt its two zippered compartments will securely carry the following: - S95 Camera - (3) SDHC Cards (w/plastic cases) (2 spares + 1 in camera) - (4) Batteries (3 spares & 1 in camera) If you are willing to pack only one spare battery you can mange this optional arrangement: - S95 Camera - (2-3) SDHC Cards (w/plastic cases) (2 spares + 1 in camera or possibly 3 spares if you omit the plastic cases) - (2) Batteries (1 in camera + 1 spare inside charger) - Canon CB-2LY Li-Ion Battery Charger for NB-6L Li-Ion Batteries BTW, I also purchased Wasabi Power Battery and Charger Kit for Canon NB-6L, PowerShot D10, S90, S95, SD770 IS, SD980 IS, SD1200 IS, SD1300 IS, SD3500 IS, SD4000 IS, ELPH 500 HS and unfortunately discovered the battery charger design is very different from the Canon (much thicker) and will definitely NOT fit in the accessory pouch along with the S95. All this in a profile approximately 1/3 wider than the Olympus case which I consider to be the slimmest! Given all my requirements (size, style, quality, capacity and very reasonable price, I got it for $5.98) its an excellent value. It's not perfect (nothing is) but it does provide the smallest footprint while carrying what I consider the most essential items for an extended photo shoot.

Excelente calidad. La marca es muy buena. La mochilita está preciosa. Yo no la requiero para una cámara, sino para guardar tarjetas y dinero y la resistencia, durabilidad y lo practica que esta, me encanta!

Besteld omdat iemand hier schreef dat de Canon G7X Mark II er perfect in past. Helaas is dat niet het geval: hij past alleen als je propt, maar dan geeft bij mij de camera direct een lens error. Geen goede fit dus.

My Sony RX100 VII Fits Fine