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A case for holding equipment such as cameras and accessories has a shell formed of a bottom wall and upstanding sidewalls and end walls. Dividers, which extend between the sidewalls, are secured to the sidewalls in an adjustable fashion that allows them to be positioned horizontally to divide the ca

A case for holding equipment such as cameras and accessories has a shell formed of a bottom wall and upstanding sidewalls and end walls. Dividers, which extend between the sidewalls, are secured to the sidewalls in an adjustable fashion that allows them to be positioned horizontally to divide the case into compartments of different sizes. A horizontal support extends between, is attached to the sidewalls and is secured to the end wall and one of the dividers for providing a horizontal surface for supporting the bottom of a camera body. The dividers have U-shaped cutouts that support a lens attached to and extending out from the camera body. The horizontal support is adjustable vertically to accommodate different sized camera bodies so that the horizontal support and the U-shaped cutouts in the dividers cooperate to support the camera body and its attached lens above the rest of the accessories and extra lenses in the case. This provides quick access without displacing the space required for extra lenses and accessories.

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A camera bag for holding photographic equipment, and particularly adapted for containing and supporting a camera which has a body and which has a generally cylindrical lens protruding laterally from the body and which may or may not also have an automatic film winder attached below the body, such fi

A camera bag for holding photographic equipment, and particularly adapted for containing and supporting a camera which has a body and which has a generally cylindrical lens protruding laterally from the body and which may or may not also have an automatic film winder attached below the body, such film winders having nonstandardized heights, so that the supportable undersurface of such camera is in effect a variable distance below such lens; said camera bag comprising: four substantially vertical walls defining an internal compartment of generally rectangular plan, open at the top; a substantially vertical transverse partition secured across the width of the compartment near one end wall thereof, and a cutout defined in the top of the partition for closely receiving and supporting such a protruding lens so that such lens may be lifted vertically out of the cutout and removed with such camera through the open top of the compartment; and means for firmly but adjustably supporting such a camera body immediately adjacent to the partition in such a way that the centerline of such lens is substantially horizontal regardless of whether there is or is not such an automatic winder attached below such camera body and regardless of the height of such an automatic winder; said supporting means being adapted to permit such lens to be lifted vertically out of the cutout, and to permit such camera and lens to be removed together through the open top of the compartment.