Customer Reviews:
 Camera bag for my C-2100 August 7, 2006
Well built bag, perfect for the Camera. A shoulder strap would be nice. I end up carrying the camera and bag.
 Pretty case but no carrying strap November 8, 2001
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
I bought the case to hold my new Olympus C-2100. The camera fits very nicely into the case. In fact, it looks like this case was made specifically for these long-nosed camera models. The case has lots of room for extra batteries and media cards but not enough room to pack along your battery charger and power cord.My only drawback is that the case does not include a shoulder strap nor does it include any place to attach a shoulder strap. A D-ring on each side would make the case so much more useful. As it is, you have to carry the case by hand, use the camera strap as a shoulder strap, or attach the case to your belt with the included belt loop.
Does NOT fit E-100 RS cameras. October 4, 2001
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
For those of you considering getting this case to use with the E-100 RS (A Olympus Camedia), this case will not fit. The E-100 RS has a rubber eye-piece hood/guard which prevents you from being able to close the case. In every other respect, this WOULD have been a great fitting case. Just be aware - there are packages that Olympus sells which include this case with the E-100 RS.
 Smells good and feels nice. September 25, 2001
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I like it. My Olympus 2100 with the long 10x snout fits nicely. There is room for 4 AA batteries in the side compartment, and in the upper zippered compartment a few extra media cards fit easily. The padding seems adequate and the belt loop makes carrying simple.
Great Accessory For Olympus Digital SLR's April 26, 2001
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I've got one each for my C2500L and D600L. The back pocket (zipper) holds 4 smartmedia cards in plastic cases plus remote (for C2500L). The side pocket (velcro) easily holds 4 AA batteries, and as many as 8 snugly. Nice soft leather, looks and feels good and sturdy. The only negative is the fact when you take the camera out of the case, either it has to be held separately, or hangs from the camera strap (there's a snap on one side to secure case to camera strap)...I prefer the former, just holding in left hand while working camera with right, or putting it under left arm.
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