Customer Reviews

Kodak Mini Bag for Camera - Black Graphite

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It's certainly my least favorite camera case. Outside measurements are approximately 5.5" tall by 3.5" wide by 2-1/4" thick. But it holds a camera much smaller due to the way it's constructed inside.

On the good side, it is pretty well padded and it has a pull-out thing that can hold 2 SD cards. You may be able to get 2 batteries in it also, depending on the size of your camera. The Kodak Z915 barely fits, it's snug. It also has a belt loop, a clip and a long strap. The nylon material feels like it would last a long time.

But as to it's bad features - the zipper is always getting stuck on some extra material when I'm trying to open it - now that could only be a flaw on mine only and maybe the rest are ok in that regard. There is a small outside zipper on the back, but I have yet to figure out what good it is - you unzip it but you can reach your fingers to the inside - but do nothing with them.

When I saw these on clearance at a local store, I bought two of them, one for the Ricoh GR digital and the other for the Panasonic ZS7. Both cameras fit in the case nicely.

The bag opens with a smooth zipper, has a belt/strap hook , and a carrying strap. The small exterior zippered compartment is just big enough for one lithium battery or a couple AA batteries. On the inside is a handy pull out storage place for memory cards.

I like the convenience of the belt/strap hook, but it is not large enough or long enough for a quick and easy attachment to the belt loop. It's actually a chore to use it as a belt hook. There's also a flap on the back of the case through which you can slip your belt. I like this much better than the hook meant for the carrying strap anyway.

For me the case serves its purpose nicely because I just wanted something small to protect the camera. Look elsewhere if storage is important to you.

It looks like it was made in China! And yes it was!! Sorry to say but Kodak makes awful products. I'll stick with my canon.