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Looks great and protects the camera and lenses well. Keep in mind that it wont fit a 55-200 or higher. Its meant for smaller lenses. I get a ton of compliments saying that it looks very expensive and makes the camera look retro. I am a big fan of leather cases and this has been my favorite on any of my devices. Absolutely love it. Only possible complaint from me is that it is a two piece case and it does not have a tether between the two pieces. Easily solvable if you wanted to address it. I personally don't think it to be that big of a deal.

I am very pleased with this case! I only deduced one star because it claims to have easy access to the memory card slot and I have not found that to be the case. I have to remove the case in order to access that, which I don't mind doing. The rest of the case is functional and feels protective. I especially like the neck strap. So far that seems secure too.

Bought this for my Sony a6000 to replace the camera's included strap. It did not disappoint, the strap is soft and minimal and the leather makes it look pretty classy too. The case fits the camera's body perfectly and still allows me to access the battery. However its a little tricky to remove the SD card but after some practice its not an issue. The cover is great for when I put the camera in my laptop/camera bag because I don't have to stress about anything scuffing the camera's display. I'm very happy I got it!

Pros: this case has a nice vintage look to it and emulates the cases from the Leica and Nikon rangefinders that were prevalent in the 1950’s and 1960’s. I have this case on a Sony a6100 with the standard (16-50) kit lens, and it fits well. It is sturdy and seems like it will protect the camera. It comes with a matching strap that continues the vintage theme, though I prefer to use a soft woven strap instead. The case has flaps to allow for access to the sides and bottom of the camera to change batteries, plug in cables, and so forth. Cons: it’s difficult to use the camera without entirely removing the top half of the case. My first “good” camera, a gazillion years ago, was a rangefinder with a leather case. Back in the day, these leather cases were better hinged at the bottom so you could flip the case open and the top half would sit out of the way while you used the camera. I haven’t been able to do that with this case and have had to unsnap the top half and remove it entirely. It’s kind of a nuisance, because you’re left with this extra piece to store out of the way while you use the camera. It’s not a deal breaker, exactly, but still kind of annoying.

Nice material, nice fit for camera Nice look!

Very good quality and very cool! It protects my camera very well

I was so excited to purchase this case along with my new 50mm lens for my Sony A6000. However, when I received and tried to snap the case on, it was way too small. PLEASE do not advertise this case as fitting a 50mm lens when it does not. The case fits my smaller lens, but I rarely switch back to my other lens after buying my 50mm. This is such a bummer because the leather and stitching are such great quality :( I definitely don't recommend purchasing if you have a 50mm lens on your Sony A6000.

First off, this case is designed for use with the kit lens. If you have a larger lens, get a different case. I see a few complaints about that and it needs to be made clear. Next, the material is pleather, but it's pretty high quality looking - we'll see how it holds up over time. The camera sits flush in the case. I'm not sure what other reviewers are talking about. I'd just make sure the (brass?) mounting screw is making a connection and holding the camera in snugly. I have had no issues. My only complaint, and it's not a big one, is that when the cover is unsnapped from the back and hanging off the front it hangs awkwardly. Another reviewer mentioned this too. BUT, I think it's just the stiffness of the pleather and I'm hoping that with time it'll soften and hang more loosely. The strap sucks. You'll want a better one. The stock strap your camera came with is probably (definitely) better and that's not saying much. You'll probably want to drop a little money on a good aftermarket strap. Your neck will thank you. For the price? I paid $28.99 and I think it's a good deal, all things considered. Looks classy and we'll see if it holds up.