This is a good quality, smaller camera bag. Not for someone with a LOT of camera gear to carry; but for someone like me with just a regular sized camera and a couple of other small items to carry, this will work just fine.
16/05/2024
Ordered a pink bag for my daughter's Canon Rebel DSLR. It fits perfectly with its standard lense and could fit an additional small zoom. It has internal pockets for like filters and a larger outside one which you can fit extra batteries and other small accessories. I found that the zipper is not of best quality. Same thing with the shoulder strap. If it wasn't for that, I'd give it 5 stars.
14/05/2024
This is overall a nicely made camera shoulder bag, especially for how inexpensive it is. I do see some room for improvement, though.
Mostly, there's just not enough pockets to organize small items. It's easy to lose things in the large front pocket, since there's nothing to break it up. You get two small pockets in the 'lid', but if you ever tilt the bag over, things like memory cards will slide right out. Additionally, only one divider for the main compartment is included. Because of all this, it actually holds less than the smaller Lowepro it was intended to replace.
Those issues aside, the bag is built very well. Fabric and strap quality is all top-notch. The walls have a decent amount of padding to protect against bumps, and the other hardware is all great. I'm also a fan of the "deep blue" color.
I really like how the top flap opens away from the wearer, instead of towards. It makes access much easier, especially to the pockets on the flap. It will hold a small APS-C mirrorless body and lens (Sony a6500 with 16-55mm 2.8, hood attached) and a second small lens just fine, with some room to spare. Again, finding places to secure spare batteries and memory cards can be a bit of a pain.
While this would make for a good beginner bag; it shows weakness when you start loading it up with things like filters, cables, batteries, straps, cleaning cloths, etc. It's built really well, and if you're just wanting to carry a body+lens with one spare lens, battery, and the charger, I think it's a decent option. If you have lots of small accessories, I'd maybe look elsewhere.
Mostly, there's just not enough pockets to organize small items. It's easy to lose things in the large front pocket, since there's nothing to break it up. You get two small pockets in the 'lid', but if you ever tilt the bag over, things like memory cards will slide right out. Additionally, only one divider for the main compartment is included. Because of all this, it actually holds less than the smaller Lowepro it was intended to replace.
Those issues aside, the bag is built very well. Fabric and strap quality is all top-notch. The walls have a decent amount of padding to protect against bumps, and the other hardware is all great. I'm also a fan of the "deep blue" color.
I really like how the top flap opens away from the wearer, instead of towards. It makes access much easier, especially to the pockets on the flap. It will hold a small APS-C mirrorless body and lens (Sony a6500 with 16-55mm 2.8, hood attached) and a second small lens just fine, with some room to spare. Again, finding places to secure spare batteries and memory cards can be a bit of a pain.
While this would make for a good beginner bag; it shows weakness when you start loading it up with things like filters, cables, batteries, straps, cleaning cloths, etc. It's built really well, and if you're just wanting to carry a body+lens with one spare lens, battery, and the charger, I think it's a decent option. If you have lots of small accessories, I'd maybe look elsewhere.
14/05/2024
It's a nice little camera bag but it is small. It's nice for what it is. There just seems to be no good in between, camera bags are either massive or small. I've been through so many bags lately trying to find the perfect one and have yet to do so. I don't want to lug everything all the time and the bag not weigh a ton and have easy access.
This will let me take my Nikon Z6 II (with a lens mounted) and a extra lens OR the body (with lens mounted) and a flash. Can't have the flash and an extra lens. That stinks. I can squeeze in an extra battery riding on the wall charger some extra cards. That is about it.
Like I said, it's small.
It's nice that you have easy access and messenger style. It's good for small family get togethers and events. That is about it. I have to know exactly what i'm in for or have to have a secondary bag with the other gear I might want.
If only it was just a little bit bigger.
This will let me take my Nikon Z6 II (with a lens mounted) and a extra lens OR the body (with lens mounted) and a flash. Can't have the flash and an extra lens. That stinks. I can squeeze in an extra battery riding on the wall charger some extra cards. That is about it.
Like I said, it's small.
It's nice that you have easy access and messenger style. It's good for small family get togethers and events. That is about it. I have to know exactly what i'm in for or have to have a secondary bag with the other gear I might want.
If only it was just a little bit bigger.
05/05/2024
This is more for a lens storage case with the divider insert. The divider in the center is removable, which then allows for any full-sized camera to be stored. Material is sturdy enough to hold my Sony A7III and Nikon D3500. But if the center insert is kept intact, then that basically cuts the storage space in half, making it a great lens carrying case.
04/05/2024