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Question: Will this case fit a Sony nex 6 with a 16-50 lens?  What about same camera with  a  55-210?
Document: This item came up in a search that I ran for my NEX-6. As I have a similar case for my larger Sony DSLR, I thought it would offer great protection. Unfortunately, you could have fit 3 or 4 of the NEX model inside. I probably should have read the description more closely and not relied on it being an accurate search result.
I bought this case for the times I want to take my camera out but I don't want to lug my camera bag. This neoprene case offers enough protection for my camera when I carry it in a purse or messenger bag. It's a perfect fit for my Nikon D700 w/ 24-85 zoom, and it's a loose fit for my Nikon FA SLR w/ 50 or 100mm fixed lens.
This fits my Canon T3i with a short and long lens. I didn't think it would stretch to fit over the 55-250mm, but it magically &#34;grew&#34; to accomodate.I got it to protect the camera when I need to be able to toss it into a bag. Should do the trick! I have the Joby sling and can get the camera into the case with it on.
Bought this to take on vacation with my Nikon D5100 and it worked great. Felt comfortable leaving camera around my chest in this, and even comfortable tossing it in my backpack. Fit very well with my 18-55mm lens, and even squeezed over my camera with the 55-300mm lens on it (but it was quite a squeeze and I didn't leave it like that long). Cheap, decent piece that could really prevent some scratches on an expensive camera.
Like it but too big for my Sony. Wished it had fit because it is of good quality and it would had served my purpose.
There have been complaints that this product is too snug. It fits just fine on my Nikon d200 + 18-55 lens. I was looking for dust protection and a minimal covering for my camera while it sits in my camera bag. This neoprene case does the trick. If you need dedicated protection for you camera get a hard holster. This case might be tight with larger zoom lenses. Wouldn't recommend it in that case. Otherwise, I am happy with it.
This soft case is perfect for packing in an overnight bag or carry-on for traveling, and if you don't need to carry a lot of gear. It fits easily over a Nikon D3100 with a 55-200 lens.
The CSLR-50 works well with my Pentax K-5 and my Canon T3i with lenses 50-200mm and 18-135mm zoom lenses, respectively. Both are on average somewhere about 11cm long or 4/12 inches long (including cap and lens filters) I would not use it for anything longer than that. my widest camera is about 14cm wide (roughly, 5in).
This case is too big for my Canon A-1 with a Sigma 35-70mm zoom lens (5.25&#34; from back of camera to front of lens), which is a short zoom lens. The closing flap over the lens cannot be securely closed. With my Canon 75-200mm zoom lens (7.5&#34; from back of camera to front of lens) attached it is a snug fit.
After finally saving up enough to get my first DSLR, I wanted to get something to protect it when carrying it in my purse. This fit my Canon Rebel T3i perfectly. At first I was concerned about the strain the wrap would put on the lens, but when the camera is pushed all the way into the case there is no extra pull on the lens from the wrap.The case is a nice and thick neoprene and the quality is great for such a low price.
Answer: It fits my Nikon d3200 with a 18-55mm lens just fine. With your camera's width you should be okay but your camera might be a little too long if it's longer than my camera, which it appears to be. It's snug on my camera, but not too tight. Hope this helps!