[Empty] Good fit for Leica M10 with 50mm Summilux attached.

[Handheld Only] Bought this to protect my Leica MP and 50mm lens when I don't want to use the full camera bag setup. Fit is great, with ample room to spare. No need to get the larger 76 pouch, will be too much empty space. Camera fits great, and I can roll the strap up and include in the ouch, or leave the strap hanging out for easy hauling/access still. Will be nice to just throw this in a backpack, or in the front seat of my car. Would even still fit nicely inside a larger divided camera bag so a win win

[Empty] Anyone wondering about size, the ACAM-77 fits a Leica Typ 240 with 50mm lens very nicely.

It is well made and a touch classier than the neoprene wraps.

[Black] Exactly what I was looking for

[0.85 lb] Very happy with this purchase. I own several Artisan & Artist accessories/bags/straps now, and the ACAM-78 delivers the same quality and thoughtfulness of all their other products.


I think of their products as the perfect blend of aesthetics and function, and this little bag lives up to their name.


The leather feels tough but still soft and flexible, and the navy blue nylon lining is smooth and seems easy to clean. There is a thin layer of padding between the leather and interior fabric, and this layer feels thickest on the front and back of the bag.


I'm able to fit my Leica M and a small or medium sized M lens with room to spare. With a small lens, I feel I could probably tuck another small lens in here too inside of a fitted neoprene lens pouch.


More likely, I'll keep my filter pouch in here.


My only question is how well the elastic band will hold up over the years. It's a snug fit, and requires both hands to close up the bag. So if there's one drawback, it's that it does take a moment to get the bag open and closed. But, the obvious upside is there's no chance of the bag opening during transport. It should work great for taking my camera in and out of a larger bag a couple times a day, but this design would be a drawback in a shoulder strap bag or satchel where you need quick-draw access.


Thanks for another great product, A&A, and to B&H for the very fast shipping.

[0.85 lb] First of all I am not a big fan of camera backpacks though I have two for a medium format and a 4x5 view camera. For travelling and most of my photography with my rangefinder style 35 mm cameras I prefer a small kit without partitions, i.e., I travel light and put a camera in my carry-on luggage, small rucksack, or messenger bag. I had long been using a padded wrap but decided to try this little pouch. I was concerned about the size as to whether to get this one (ACAM-75) or the larger version. But this one easily fits my Leica M-4P w/50mm lens and my Fuji X-Pro3 w/35 mm lens. Even my Nikon F3 w/50 mm lens fits easily, so it is ideal for my purposes. I could not be more pleased at how well this choice turned out. (I use a neoprene Op/Tech sleeve for any additional lens I might take along.)

[0.85 lb] I got this so I could carry my M11 in my laptop bag. It works great for that purpose.

[Empty] I love this pouch. It's simple, lightweight, and provides just enough padding for my Sony RX1RII so I can just carry it in my messenger bag.

[0.85 lb] I didn't want my camera to get scratched or bumped when it's in my backpack, and this pouch works perfectly for that purpose. The elastic band closure is a little less convenient than a more traditional velcro or latch, but to me it's worth it for the fun vibe. Very good fit for my X100V (with Squarehood Model V and Peak Design Cuff attached to the camera).

[Black] I drop my camera into these pouches, then into a backpack. These fold down to minimal size, so they take little room when not in use. Other uses are for lenses. The canvas version is in like new condition after 5 years use, the leather should last a lifetime.