Customer Reviews

Tamrac 5694 Digital 4 - Digital/Photo Bag (Black)

5 star:		(15)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I love this case. It doesn't take up anymore space than I need. I like the black ballasitc nylon material it's made of. Also, my Nikon Coolpix 990 fits perfectly in the main compartment. In the smaller pocket, there is plenty of room for an extra CF card or two, and four AA batteries.

I bought this when I purchased my Olympus D510. Reviewers "recommended" this bag for the camera - but it is WAY TOO BIG! Very well made if you have a larger camera tho. I'm mostly annoyed that it was rec'd for the small Olympus, and that their description didn't say the size (4.5x7.5x3.2 thick) which would have given it away.

I do like this bag. It's small, light, and sturdy. It has a small front pouch for CF cards and spare batteries or battery pack. You can attach it to your belt or use the adjustable shoulder strap. Very versatile. It would have easily gotten 5 stars if it had just a little more room. I have a Canon Powershot G2 and the fit is snug, which is what I wanted. However, there's no room for any cords (and barely room for the neck strap on my camera). The Digital 4 bag could have used one thin, long pouch on the side for extra little camera accessories.

If you don't have a camera larger than the Canon G2 (and most are not larger) and you want a bag that's compact and well built but only has enough room for the bare necessities instead of a lot of pouches and pockets for extra items, then this bag should suit you very nicely. It's perfect if you want a camera bag that is small and unobstrusive but have no desire to carry any extras while you're on the go.

I purchased the Tamrac 5694 bag for my Canon S45 digital camera. The bag is a little too big for my camera. However, by using the recommendation of another reviewer of stuffing a sock into the bottom of the bag, I was able to ensure a snug fit around my camera. The bag has little pockets for the compact flash and memory. The top of the bag is fastened by a clip and Velcro on the front face of the bag. The fastening method does secure the camera in the bag, but I would hesitate to put any loose items in with the camera since the top flap could easily let unsecured items slip out of the bag. Overall, a good bag, but a zipper around the top would have been more appropriate.

I have an Olympus 3020, and this bag fits "just right." I can get the camera in, a battery charger, and an extra memory card. That's all that fits perfectly, though. The USB cable doesn't fit in.

If you want a bag for a smaller camera, this is great. The clips on the strap are solid metal, and the inside compartment is useful in that it has places for batteries and memory cards. If you get anything bigger than a traditional point-and-shoot, though, you should look a little harder for a better suited bag.

This is a nice bag with well-designed compartments and versatile carrying options that will securely hold your camera. However, I found it to be too large for the Canon PowerShot A40 (4.3 x 2.8 x 1.5 in). The Tamrac Digital 2 fits the A40 perfectly and seems much smaller on your belt or over your shoulder.

I use this Tamrac 5694 Digital Camera Case to carry my Olympus C-700 three ways:

1) First, slung over-my-shoulder or across-my-chest.
2) Second, on-my-hip looped through my belt.
3) And lastly, attached (like an accessory lens) to my full-size Tamrac SLR camera holster.

This versatility is made possible since the Tamrac 5694 has both 1) a removeable shoulder strap and 2) a Velcro-and-snap-fastened belt loop. The latter works especially well with Tamrac's MAC (modular accessory components) system, which allows for the infinite mixing-and-matching of camera and lens cases (of all sizes).

The Tamrac 5694 is a bit smaller than my normal digital camera case, Tamrac's slightly larger 5696. With the 5696, I can leave the zoom lens extended inside of the case. With the 5694, since its smaller, I need to retract the lens (turn the camera off) each time before storing.

For additional stuff, the Tamrac 5694 also has a convenient front pocket large enough to hold extra memory cards and fresh batteries.

The nicest thing about this Tamrac 5694 Digital Camera Case, though, (besides the versatility listed above) is its fairly small visual profile. I like how others may think I'm carrying an inexpensive point-and-shoot 35 mm camera -- rather than a more expensive digital model.

I sometimes tote my digital camera by itself -- or in combination with my other 35 mm SLR or autofocus cameras.

With the Tamrac 5694, I can now do both -- very easily. I love it!

Great bag. I bought it for my D-490 and it is by far the best Digital/Photo Bag that I found. Based on the quality and price, nothing even comes close. Is not bulky, All compartments zipper shut and it is well padded.

I own the 5692, which is a somewhat smaller version of this bag. I knew it was the right bag for me the moment I saw it. The accessory pocket is what sold me. Since the 5692 is smaller, it only has one pocket for your media cards rather than the side by side pockets of the 5694. The camera compartment measures 2 x 3 x 5 inches and should be fine for smaller cameras like my Fuji 2600Z. A great design in a quality compact case.

This is a reasonably priced and nicely constructed bag. I use it for my Sony dsc-s85. It's a great bag for when you don't want to drag along something too bulky or cumbersome. You can attach it to your belt and keep your camera in reach without it getting in the way. There's room for an extra battery pack and memory. Definitely worth the price.