CANPIS Small Leather Carrying Bag

I was very impressed with this pouch and ordered a 2nd one right away.I wanted to have something to protect the camera if I decide to throw it in my regular bag. It's perfect for that purpose.Materials are better than one might expect from this type of product on Amazon... and for such a great price ($20).It's real leather on the outside and thick canvas on the sides. The inside is soft enough not to damage the camera and the zipper on the outer pocket is metal. The side pocket fits at least two Fuji apc size batteries. The rubberized strap is great for keeping the flap closed and the pouch can be worn on the belt.I got it for the X-T2 APSc camera and it fits well with smaller lenses up to 23mm f1.4 and I was also able to fit my XH1 with an 18mm f2 (though it was a tight fit). Alternatively, this is a great bag for storing lenses. It will fit two small ones wrapped in pouches or a medium size lens.

How do i get rid of the funky smell? Bag is awesome but useless with the current smell that will transfer to anything it touches. Is this just my bag or anyone have a suggestion on how they got rid of the smell from their bag ?

I have to say, I’ve been looking for this case ever since I left the world of large, heavy full-frame DSLRs for the convenience of diminutive mirrorless camera bodies. Today’s high-performance, yet smaller, camera bodies and lenses have teased me with the desire to have one with me nearly all the time. My way too many camera bags are great for hiking, travelling or events, but there is not one of them that I want on my back or slung over my shoulder everywhere I go.For the last several years, I have added a number of jackets and vests to my wardrobe, selected for their large pockets. And, while my smaller mirrorless, a Fujifilm X-T30, will fit in the pockets of several of these outfits, as long as it is paired with its 27mm pancake lens, it tends to hang like a pendulum, and swings around as if just looking for an immovable object with which to collide. So, when I ran into this little gem, I had to see if it might possibly address my needs.It turns out, this leather and fabric pouch is just what I have needed to keep one of my favorite cameras at my side whether visiting with friends, dropping by the lake to take in a sunset or just strolling around town, keeping an eye out for street photography opportunities. While small enough to wear comfortably on my belt, it is still large enough to accommodate my X-T30 with any one of several lenses: the 27mm pancake, a TT Artisans 50mm or even the Fujinon 18-55mm “kit” lens. In fact, I sometimes even pack the X-T30 with the 50mm lens plus the little Godox Lux Junior speedlight. As a bonus, this bag can also accommodate the slightly larger Fujifilm X-T2 with any of those lenses. Of course, that means this bag is perfect for a variety of compact cameras from other manufacturers, as well.The convenient zipper pocket in the flap can store memory cards, folded up twenty-dollar bills saved by buying this very affordable bag or, like I do, you could carry a circular polarizer filter.The bag is built tough, and the strong elastic band that encircles it, keeping it closed, is stitched in the back to form a sleeve passage for your belt. The band is simply stretched off either side of the bag to gain access through the top, then replaced over the flap when done. The design is super simple, and very effective. This is far and away, the best answer to my problem of keeping a favorite camera with me nearly all the time. It is truly a 5-star solution!

The wrap around strap holds contents securely but it makes it hard to put stuff in or get stuff out. Still, it’s good quality so it’s worth considering. Semi recommended.

Overall this is a great little bag. It is really awesome quality for the price. The bag fits an Olympus OM-D E-M10 with an attached 14-42 pancake lens nicely. Two batteries will fit in the zipper pouch and the bag closes easily. The elastic strap holds the bag closed and the belt loop fits a standard belt nicely. It is a nice bag to have your camera in and easily toss it into your backpack or another bag when heading out. While you can fit the Olympus 40-150 zoom in the bag along with the body and kit lens, it is a tight fit and the zoom lens has no protection. The only suggestion I'd make would be to put a flap inside the bag to separate a second lens from the camera body so as to be able to carry one more lens when traveling. The biggest issue I've seen so far in owning a MFT has been finding a bag that follows the idea of MFT in keeping things compact and simple. If you could put a quick pad between your zoom and the camera body you could carry both, deploy and hand carry the camera when walking around having the extra batteries and zoom on your belt when needed.

A nicely made faux leather belt pouch for carrying a small camera or accessories easily. It is unique in that the pouch is held closed by an elastic strap which simply slides off on either side for quick access to the contents. The belt loop on the back is sturdily made and will not come off unexpectedly. Be conscious of the actual size of the pouch. It swallows my Fujifilm X70 easily (a point and shoot sized camera). The Fujifilm X-E2s also fits easily with a small lens like the 27mm pancake shown in the photo. My X-T3 with 35mm f2.0 is a tight squeeze and it would not fit with a larger lens. So it is a very nice pouch/case for cameras that will fit. Some mirrorless, all point and shoot, should work. A DSLR will probably be too big.

I bought this case to use with my Nikon Z50 mirrorless camera. Once it came in I realized that it was too small to fit with a lens attached. Now the lens is a pancake lens which takes up very little space. At minimum, a case like this should be able to hold a mirrorless camera and small lens.The reason for 2 stars is because the description mentions this can be used with mirrorless cameras and slrs. If it can’t hold an APS-C Nikon Z50 what can it hold? Not sure what DSLR would fit and definitely no full frame camera either. It’s disappointing because I did like the overall feel and quality of the case.