OP/TECH USA 7801052 Fold-Over Pouch 303 (Black)

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OP/TECH USA 7801052 Fold-Over Pouch 303 (Black)

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Soft, durable neoprene cushions your gear
Attached lid means that everything you need is handy, and nothing can get lost
Fits the popular mirrorless lenses and other small accessories
Lens Fit Range: Approx. 2.6-3" Diameter x 2.1-3.5" Tall (6.6-7.6cm Diameter x 5,3-8,9cm Tall)
Proudly made in the USA

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These things are great! I got the 354. This is the 2nd biggest one you can get. The 356 is 1.5" longer, same diameter. I was going to put a fisheye lens in it but I ended up putting my Sony FE 16-35mm f4 in it with the lens hood reversed!! Unbelievable.. It's real tight and comfy in there and protected by the urethane. Now I need to get a smaller one for my fisheye. Bottomline, these are well priced for what's out there and they do a good job at protecting your gear. Highly recommended!! 5Best fit for SLR Magic 50mm/F1.1 Full Frame Sony E-Mount. This is a review fore the 253 Pouch with stated dimension of 2.5" dia. x 3" L. I really like these pouches for a couple of reasons. They work great because you don't have to deal with zippers and they don't take up a lot of room. You can a leave the Pouch on when you throw it on your camera bag because it doesn't add much added space over the dimensions of your lens. After you swap lens, they crush down and can be placed into your bag into pretty much any available space you have left.I use it on an SLR Magic 50mm/F1.1 FE Lens for Sony Cameras. The dimension of that lens are 2.6" diameter and 3.5" Length including the backing cap. Both of these dimensions are larger than stated by OP/TECH USA. But it still fits. This is because the material is stretchy and the collar on the pouch cap is fairly long. The 253 has collar about 1.25 inches. So even though the lens actually sticks out over the lip of the bottom portion of the pouch the long collar allows you plenty of length to overlap the top and bottom by at least a 1/4". I state at least, because I like to keep the original lens cap at the bottom of the pouch as a spare, so there would be another 1/8" if I just left that cap at home. Mind you, this lens is at the upper end of what this lens will fit. Also, the 50mm/F1.1 has a simple 1/2" screw on ring for a lens hood. The hood is included in my dimensions, so reversible petal style lens wouldn't have worked. Without the spare lens cap and the hood removed, the lens actually fits perfectly. So I really like that the flexible design allows me to accommodate the accessories if I want to bring them along. I did buy a more traditional zippered pouch for this lens, but it ended up being over bulky to the point where I couldn't put it back into my bag after the lens swap, so I would just leave it at home. I like bring the pouch in the bag because it provides some organization during the lens swap. I'm mentioned, I like to have an extra lens cap, so I know exactly where to find it if I need it. Also, I have a place to put lens backing cap along with a spare body cap after the lens swap, so it's there when I do my next swap. For this lens, you can also insert the lens with the back to the top allowing you to leave the pouch on the lens during the swap. This might be a small thing, but it frees up your hands for a quicker swap allowing you to put the pouch into your bag last. So I just shove the backing cap along with the body cap back into the pouch and crush it and cram it into any available space I can find. This is extremely helpful when I've just swapped from a long telephoto zoom lens that is now taking up twice as much space as the 50mm lens. Pictures included show lens with and without the spare cap and lens hood.If I could have one thing fixed on this pouch, I would ask OP/TECH a bit more silk screening. We've all seen athletic T-Shirts that have an oval of silk screening. That oval allows you write a name in the oval to allow the managers who do the laundry to sort out who they should return the shirt to after they've been laundered. Well, a similar silk screened oval would allow you to write the focal length to help identify it without pulling the lens out. This is particularly helpful if you are placing the lens with the front of the lens at the bottom of the pouch. If you have 2 lenses from the same manufacturer, you can have a couple of lenses have the exact same dimension because the lens bodies are shared and only the internal optics are different. I have Sigma 19mm and 30mm that like this. If I had Pouches for these lenses, I would have to pull out the lens to actually know if I had the lens the desired focal length. 5Sony E-mount lenses I bought several sizes and here's what fit my Sony E mount lenses:Sony SELP1650 16-50mm Power Zoom Lens with rear cap: #251 (#301 was too loose)Sony SEL-20F28 E-Mount 20mm F2.8 Prime Fixed Lens with hood and rear cap: #251Sony SEL35F18 35mm f/1.8 Prime Fixed Lens: #301Sony SEL50F18/B 50mm f/1.8 Lens with hood and rear cap: #303 5I but one of these for ALL my lenses I love these so much, I have bought them for all my lenses. With these on, you can stack and pile your lenses in your bag. They won't all need there own separate area divided out in your bag.The fact the the cap is sewn on is key! The fact that these don't have a screened area to write on to identify the lenses is a bummer. But this is easily overcome with Avery fabric labels. Once you figure out the naming/numbering convention, you nam confidently but these for all your lenses!If you are looking for a small lens pouch for your vintage lenses. This may well fit the bill. My MIR-1B with infinity focus adapter fits perfectly in this pouch. Even all my vintage Nikon lenses have a small snug fitting size for each. The 25x (2.5" x Xinches) series is great for these small vintage lenses. 3 series is great for many Nikon D series. The 35 series is great for modern lenses. I just use lens cap ones for large lenses like my 70-200 2.8 lens. It had its own divided compartment in my bag, anyway. 5Best of the best These are things provide great protection against case rash, bumps, dust and are the simplest pouches to work with of the 3 manufactures I ve tried.The pouches are of good quality construction.Here s the lenses I own and the pouches I use.SEL55210 f/4.5 55-210mm = OPTECH 304SEL35F18 f/1.8 fixed prime 35mm = OPTECH 253SEL1018 f/4 10-18mm wide angle OPTECH 303SEL30M35 f/3.5 3.6 macro = OPTECH 253SELP1650 f/3.5-5.6 16-50mm = OPTECH 251 5Minimal protection A bit on the thin side for bigger lenses, but maybe ok for a light small one. The neoprene is about <3/16" (4mm) thick. Maybe if it was 1/4" thick or more, it would achieve its purpose. No belt loop to use, so probably just for use in another outer carrying case anyway, but again, it is minimal for protection. I like the Ape case for my Olympus m4/3 14-150 lens w the belt loop and zipper top, although that is still crush-able. The Olympus cases are the most rigid, but w/o a belt loop. A stiffer case protects more against crushing or sharp objects or drops, I think. If you have the lens sun shield backwards on the lens, it would be the most likely part to crack with a flexible case. 3Simple, lightweight, adequate protection for prime lenses or similar size items I like the simplicity and protection of this lens case a lot, but it's a little pricey at 10 bucks. WAIT A MINUTE...it's MADE IN THE USA! And the rubber doesn't smell like a chemical factory as overseas material often does. OK, forget what I said about price, assuming it suits your needs otherwise it's well worth it for a USA-made item that doesn't have to be placed outside for a few days while the fumes dissipate.This case probably does not offer as much protection against bumps as a typical cordura, zippered, full-blown lens case might, but is lighter weight and faster to access.As reviews differ a bit on what lenses will fit this particular "251" case, let me say that a 40mm f/2 Voightlander for Nikon will fit very nicely, even with a UV filter and front and rear caps in place. A 50mm Nikon f/1.8 with installed UV filter will also fit, with both caps in place, but just barely. The overlapping "lid" just barely overlaps the lower portion of the case and it's not an ideal fit, but still decent protection and sufficient for some users especially if this is in some other kind of case or carry bag. Removing the lens cap, but leaving the filter in place, improves the fit quite a bit. I'm going to try the next size up, the "253", for my 50mm Nikon and will review it there later. 4Only ones i could find I wanted a neoprene or soft case with a lid for my lenses. In my past the lens came with a hard shell case when you bought them. Today camera lens come sometimes with a soft fabric cover case. It really does not provide the protection I want for my very expensive lens. I really like OP/TECH pouchs, I have bought two (2) of them and I would like it if they made all kind of shapes and sizes for various other lens. Very good quality and I live the fold over pouch lid. They fit snug around my lens and provide that protection I want. 5Perfect for Small Optical Components (like telescope eyepieces) I use several sizes (253, 254, 304, 306) of the Op/Tech pouch to protect a collection of TeleVue astronomical eyepieces. These eyepieces are rather bulky & heavy (especially the Ethos series), & just tossing them in a bag is not a good idea.I needed pouches that would not be too bulky, hard to open in the dark, or likely to fall apart. The Op/Techs absolutely met all of my requirements. They are well-made from a soft, flexible material -- the caps are attached (sewn) at the top of the body & down about 1.5 inches along the body; they are cross-stitched around the cap top circumference & the body lower circumference. I highly recommend them. 5If you want lightweight, small size, protection, and durability, this is it. I wanted a simple and small lightweight pouch for my new Panasonic Lumix 12-32mm micro four third lens that I could put in my camera bag. The pouch would protect the lens from being scratched while in my bag. This pouch satisfied my need. It will also be used for my Olympus Zuiko 17mm 2.8 lens when I have my Panasonic lens on my camera. OP/OPTECH makes quality cases and pouches that are reasonably priced. I also have an OP/TECH case for my Olympus Pen EP-2 that I've been very pleased with. I purchased this case from Amazon too. The quality of the stitching on OP/TECH products is very good thus making them very durable. The pouches and cases are very compressible too when empty which allows you to carry them easily in your jacket pockets. Photos show pouch with my two lenses and also the OP/TECH case for my camera. The all inclusive lens cover with the case is large enough to fit my Olympus Zuiko 14-150 lens when it's on the camera. There is spare room in the pouch with a lens in it but I only carry one of the lenses in it at a time. Highly recommend OP/TECH pouches and cases. 4

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