Case Logic DM-1000 DSLR Travel Pack

I am a Nikon-to-Micro Four Thirds convert! I bought this bag a few weeks ago with my new Panasonic G6. I also just bought an Olympus PEN E-P5 (ya, I know, very understanding wife!). The holster thing that comes out is ok, but it is a little fussy with the velcro piece and gets stuck on the inside of the bag a lot. It also takes up a lot of room on it's own. That is the only thing bad I have to say about the bag. The good thing about that is that you can totally remove the holster thing to fit more stuff in the middle of the bag.Without the holster in there, listen to what I have in this bag right now:In the middle compartment, I have:1) Panasonic G6 with Olympus 45mm f1.8 lens attached (camera on it's side, still have 3/4 of an inch of space in front of the lens).I put a couple of empty Panasonic lens bags on top of the G6 for padding.2) Olympus PEN E-P5 with Panasonic 45-175 lens (and lens hood reversed on the lens), with bottom of the camera on top of the lens bags on top of the G6. That's a long lengs - sticks out from the camera almost 4 inches.The middle cover closes fine, but there is no more room at the top of the middle compartment at all.In the left side compartment, I have:3) The Panasonic 14-42 kit lens (with lens hood reversed on the lens).4) The Panasonic 12-35 f2.8 lens (with lens hood reversed on the lens).5) The Olympus 17mm f1.8 "kit" lens (fantastic for a kit lens).No really - they ALL fit in that one left-hand side of the bag.In the right side compartment, I have:6) A Nissin Speedlight Di 466.7) The VF-4 viewfinder that came with the E-P5 kit.The side compartments are perfectly shapped to hold the lenses snuggly, and they are padded very nicely.In the back compartment, I have Body Caps, a 58mm Polarizing filter and some small paperwork.In the front compartment, I have back lens caps, spare battery for G6, spare battery for P5, small lens brush and the thin foot base that came with the Nissin Speedlight.TWO CAMERAS, FIVE LENSES, SPEEDLIGHT and misc smaller things! I just weighed the full bag and it is a total of about 6.2 pounds. I don't know for sure, but I think that is about the weight of my D7000 with vertical grip and 18-200 lens.I know what you're saying - "this guy is full of it!" - I swear I'm not!!! All of that stuff is in there! There is not a lot of room left over, although I still could get a little more in the front and back compartments. No vaseline, no crowbar needed to get it in there.I spent many hours looking at gear at Amazon for the new cameras, so I know what it's like when your trying to decide if something is right for you. I cannot recommend this bag enough. It is outstanding. Well padded, sturdy, SPACIOUS and the bottom even has some kind of hard rubber shell that would allow you to put it down on damp grass without leaking water through the bottom.Now, my only dilema is, where am I going to put the 60mm Sigma lens I've been looking at?Good luck and KEEP SPENDING ;-)

This is a nice case but smaller than expected. When I first received it my first reaction was it is too small, I wanted to return it and get a Vanguard Adaptor backpack instead. Needless to say that after taking time to try fitting my gear my opinion quickly changed and I kept the case. My Nikon D7000 was able to fit with a Nikon 40mm micro attached. The day holster provides extra protection for the camera inside the case and is nice to have when you don't need the case, the camera will rest on your chest at an angle however (see their picture). The case is very well padded. It is small and light and ironically that's why I like it now. In the side pockets sits a Nikon 50mm 1.8 D with leftover space ( a telephoto lens will probably fill most of the pocket). In the other side pocket I was able to fit the camera charger (cable separately in the front pocket) and my canon G11 "advanced point and shoot" (bigger and thicker than your average point and shoot). So I was happy about that. The back zippered pocket was too small to fit my WhiBal white balance card which fits easily in the main compartment behind the camera. As you probably know by now the strap is the weakest feature of this case. It really has a different quality than the rest of the case. It is really low quality, looks weak, not well padded!! Basically cheap!! For the quality of the case it should be better. Does it bother me when I carry the case? No! Because the case with the above gear in it is surprisngly light and small and very convenient. Hope this helps.

I have a 4/3 camera with some extra accessories. This case was a little awkward for me to use. A 100-300mm lens with the sun hood did not fit. I had to remove the hood and turn it around for it to partially fit. The lens hood was too wide and there is nothing that can be done to fix that.Pros:Pull out soft camera pouchRubber bottom to protect the bottom of the caseNice side pouches for camera lenses.Cons:Small accessory zipper area - not much room for any accessoriesFalls over easy due to small footprintZippers between carrying handle side pouches are too close together (can't easily distinguish between them without looking)For me - lens pouches not wide enoughThe travel pack case just didn't suit my needs. I kept trying to use it and tried to make it work, but in the end I ended up going with a backpack style camera case (Evecase - black and gary).This case would be perfect for the person with a simple DLSR setup.

I bought this case to carry my camera on my honeymoon in Hawaii. The stitching on the strap broke before I even got off the plane. This made it impossible to carry the case comfortably. I would not recommend this product.

Great Product. This case is perfect for travelling. The bag has lots of room for camera accessories and is solid enough to keep the camera protected. On a recent trip my husband found it really easy to just keep the camera around his neck and in the day holstrer. When he wanted to take a pictures he had no problem removing the camera from the day holster. The holster attaches to the camera strap for convenience. We liked that he never had to set the camera down.We looked in stores and other places online for a product like this but only found it here. The price is fair and the product is well made. I highly recommend this product. If you choose to purchase the case logic travel pack I doubt you'll be disappointed..

The 25 year warranty is a very big plus. The DSLR bag is very attractive and any DSLR camera can fit in the main compartment (middle compartment) with 2 lenses in the side compartments. I bought this travel bag for my son for his 15th birthday as I intend giving a Nikon D5200 era in 2014.

This case met all my expectations - roomy enough for my lenses and light enough to carry. I really like the small case that attaches to the camera strap for the convenience and security of my camera when out shooting.

Great product. Would recomment

Well padded, my sony A57 really love this case. Each night she keep telling me how she love to sleep in this.