Tamrac 5314 Travel Zoom 4

Added to Cambags
7 July 2014
Bag type
Shoulder, Holster
Capacity
1 body, 1 lens
Interior
6 W x 4¼ D x 6 H 15 x 11 x 15 cm
Exterior
7 W x 6¼ D x 7¼ H 18 x 16 x 18 cm
Weight
11 oz. (311 g)

About this bag

The Travel Zoom 4 was designed to hold a digital or film SLR with lens attached up to 3¾" long. A front pocket holds film and features Tamrac's U.S. patented Memory & Battery Management System™ that uses red flags to identify available memory cards and batteries from ones that are used up. An EasyGrip™ carrying handle, shoulder strap, and belt loops provide convenient carrying options. Accepts Modular Accessory System™ (M.A.S.™) and Strap Accessory System™ (S.A.S.™) products.

What fits inside

digital or film SLR with lens attached up to 3¾

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I bought a Tamrac "5314" Travel Zoom 4 (and a couple of Tamrac's SAS lens pouches) a while ago to hold a few basic walk around bits - Canon 300D Digital Rebel, Canon EF 50mm , Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Kit Lens, Tamron 75-300. In the photos, you'll see the bag, in which the main compartment holds the camera with either the 50mm or the kit 18-55 lenses attached, and the small front pocket holds spare memory cards, batteries and cables. The SAS lens cases attach securely to the sides of the case via sturdy "attachment loops" (for lack of a better term), and allow me to carry around all three lenses. It's been a great little bag so far, but since it (by itself) holds little more than 1 body and a short lens, the add-on lens cases were a must for me. It's well made, has a big "zipper overhang" to keep rain/dust/etc out, and is adequately padded. The obvious downsides are it's size, but if you're looking for something like this, you already know it. However, it's nice for those times when you only need one or two lenses and are short on packing space.

In the bag

Canon 300D Digital Rebel Canon EF 50mm Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Kit Lens Tamron 75-300mm canon 300d digital rebel
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