OP/TECH USA 7001224 Soft Pouch Rangefinder (Black)

المنتج مخالف للمواصفات المطلوبه و الموضحه في موقع الشراء، اي انها مقاس اصغر بكثير من المبين و لذلك سأرميه دون الاستفاده منه ،

Very pleased with this item. Wanted a compact case to carry my Leica m10 with a single lens when I just want to throw it into my backpack. The OEM Leica neoprene short case was sold out and this is just as good. Fit is perfect for a Leica M10, thumb grip and my 50mm Vougtlander lens (6cm long). Other reviews stating it’s too tight of a fit need to watch the video on how to put the case on. You need to fold down the lower part of the case and wrap it over the body. It’s actually a perfect it. Neoprene has a lot of give so the buttons to close the case are not strained. Recommended!

Parfait pour protéger un M9 et le 35mm, merci

anche con esposimetro aggiunto sulla slitta del flash è perfetto. CONSIGLIO!!!

I have used Optech camera pouches before with my Pentax K-5 SLR. I bought this one for my new Leica M9. It fits nicely when the camera is fitted with a 35mm or 50mm lens. It makes the camera more anonymous than an own brand case and gives good protection though it is not waterproof. When the camera is in use it is easy to remove the pouch, roll it up and carry in a pocket. A good product

On my recent vacation I didn't want to carry an actual camera bag. I use a small sling bag for walking around, and this soft pouch let me toss (gently) my Fuji X100T right into the sling bag. Much less conspicuous and still convenient. This pouch fits the X100T perfectly even with the filter adapter and lens hood in place -- it's a little loose without the lens hood installed so if your camera is smaller than mine you might want a smaller pouch (OP/TECH USA makes about a zillion models; one will fit...). There's very little actual structure to this; it's great protection for the camera inside another bag or from banging around on the strap, but its very floppiness makes it a bit of a challenge to get onto the camera. Maybe I just haven't found the right technique yet. No big deal though. The only thing I actually don't like about this is inside the center of the pouch is a short strap that's intended to snap around your camera's strap so you can remove the camera from the pouch and let the pouch hang from your camera strap (they also include adapters for attaching the pouch strap to your lens barrel or to the tripod mount). Since this pouch strap is quite short, using the camera with the pouch hanging from the camera strap sometimes becomes a bit of a juggling act to keep the pouch out of the way. It's a great idea -- I just think it would work better if the pouch strap was a few inches longer. Overall though, it's a home run for what I wanted.