This 25-pack of top-loading black Slip-In Photo Folders from National Photo Folders can fit a vertical 8 x 10" photograph in each folder. A pre-cut notch holds the photograph firmly in place, which makes for a beautiful display.

Top-Loading Design    Vertical Orientation    Pre-Cut Notch Holds Print in Place    Makes for a Beautiful Display

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a Canon 70D with 18-135 attached? Thanks

A: It fits my Canon Rebel with a 28-135 lense, and by unzipping the bottom it will fit the Canon with a 70-300 lens. When extended it does not seem a protective as when zipped closed.

Q: 2. Will this fit Nikon D5500 with nikkor 18-200mm with hood reverse without extending the bottom?

A: Yes, this case will fit your camera setup.

Q: 3. Is there padding on the sides of the pop-down extension?

A: The pop-down section of the Think Tank Photo Digital Holster 10 V2.0 (Black) is padded.

Q: 4. Will this fit Sony a6400 with 55-210 attached?

A: Yes, it will work with your setup.

Q: 5. Will this fit the Canon EOS R with the 24-105 lens?

A: This is designed for a smaller sized DSLR with a kit lens. The 24-105mm is a bit of a longer lens, we do not recommend this Holster. Instead you may want to go one size up to the Think Tank Photo Digital Holster 20 V2.0 (Black), B&H # THDH20, which is able to hold a larger camera with a standard zoom. https://bhpho.to/2bRtHTY

Q: 6. Will this bag fit a Sony A6600 with a Sony 90mm macro lens mounted?

A: Yes the Digital Holster 10 V2.0 can accommodate a Sony A6600 with a Sony FE 90mm Macro Lens attached.

Q: 7. Would a D750 or a Canon 6D fit?

A: No. You would need the. 20

Q: 8. What's the belt slip width? My backpack has hip belts that are 4.25" wide -- would they fit?

A: The modular attachment system on the Think Tank Photo Digital Holster 10 V2.0 is 2.9'' wide. Unfortunately, a 4.25'' belt will be too wide.

Q: 9. I have a Nikon D5200 with a 18-55 lens, but may invest in a larger medium lens in the future. I'm been looking for a good compact bag that provides good protection, easy access, and portability. One of the most important features is the fit. I want a bag that will fit in such a way as to keep the weight of the camera from resting on the lens.Your thoughts

A: Based on your requirements, this is one of the better bags of this type that we have to offer. The design is such that it will do a good job keeping the majority of the weight off the lens end and rely mostly on the body. It has enough room to allow larger lens selections for the future as well.

Q: 10. When extended, will this fit Nikon D5500 with Nikon 70-300 ED f4.5-5.6?

A: I would think so. I do suggest you call B&H and ask them as they are both helpful and honest. I do enjoy the holster with my D5500 and use it unextended with my 18-140 lens.