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As indicated, it's a micro camera bag. I bought it along with an Olympus E-PM1 + the 14-42 & 40-150 kit lenses. It fits both lenses with one attached to the body with no problem. Just use the divider to separate in between. The front pocket has a zipper and two small pockets in it. The 2 pockets each can store a spare battery and a SD card. The shoulder strap is quite comfortable. On the back of the case, it has an opened (no zipper) pocket to store some small thin objects like papers or cards or front cap of the lens. Later I bought a 45mm f/1.8 & a 12mm f/2.0. Surprisingly, they all fit in this micro bag (with all 4 lenses and the body attached with one small lens.) At one side, I store the longest 40-150 horizontally at the bottom of the bag. I used a spare divider (from my old bag) to put on top the 40-150 lens. I put the 14-42 on the top. On the other side, I put the 45mm vertically at the bottom, then the body attached with the 12mm facing down on top of the 45mm. Overall it's a good bag and seems durable. I only have it for a month, but time will tell. However, I have other Tamrac bags and they seem last for a long long time.
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I bought this bag for my Nikon 1 V1 mirrorless camera. I figured it would fit, because that's the camera Tamrac uses to illustrate the bag's capacity. It fits, but snugly--I wouldn't mind if the bag were about a half inch thicker. The J1 would be a better fit; it's extra height of the electronic viewfinder on the V1 that makes it a tight squeeze. Nevertheless, it does fit, with the 10-30mm lens attached. The 30-110mm lens drops nicely into the other side of the bag's divider, and you could probably stack the 10mm f/2.8 lens on top of it if you want. The tiny SB-N5 flash, which is the only flash that fits this camera, drops into one of the two little pockets inside the zippered front pocket. If you look at the illustrations on Tamrac's website, that's exactly how it fits. There's enough extra room in the zippered front pocket and two outside mesh pockets for several small items (accent on "small") like memory cards, a lens brush or cleaning cloth, a note pad, etc. The back pocket can hold a small pad or a few index cards for notes, but nothing larger. The strap is long enough to sling across the body for security, if desired; and it can be shortened to hang on the shoulder if that's preferred. The bag seems to be Tamrac's usual high quality construction. To sum up: It's an attractive and very efficient bag, and will help to make the small camera a good alternative to my larger DSLR when I'm traveling light.Best Deals for Tamrac 3440 Rally Micro Camera Bag - Black
I tried just about every bag at the camera store to find the most compact shoulder bag that would fit the Sony NEX-6 with its 16-50mm kit lens and EVF cup attached, with the E55-210mm zoom next to it. The Rally Micro fits the camera (with viewfinder cup and lens) and zoom lens nicely -snug, secure, not too tight. The bag has a slimmer profile, front-to-back, compared to most (more boxy) camera bags. The 55-210 zoom takes up the full height of one side, and the camera fills the other. There's just enough room left inside to tuck in the shoulder strap, but that's all.I really like that I can secure the front flap with velcro only to allow quick access to the camera. I find I have to use two hands to open the "easy squeeze" buckle. It will be good to have when I want a little more security, e.g., walking down city streets.
The front pocket (with its two inner pockets) fits a spare battery, USB cable/wall plug, mini (5") tripod and cleaning cloth. The two mesh side pockets are stretchy with elastic along the top, and could hold a slim cellphone, batteries, maybe a flash, fairly securely.
The only thing missing is a small slot pocket for SD cards. They'll just have to rattle around in the front pocket.
The construction is nice -all seams look great on mine, clean and secure stitching. The canvas has a solid feel. I haven't gotten it wet, but I have the impression the bag would resist at least a light rain, probably more. The canvas has an unobtrusive vinyl coating (doesn't feel too plastic-y, but you can tell it's water resistant).
All in all a great little bag, just what I needed.
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