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The item has a hard case texture which is great because it gives a good protect for the camera instead of a soft covering. Love it.
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Thursday, February 5, 2015
Sumac Brand Airfrom Ultra Slim Mini Digital Camera Case Reviews
Nice size case for our FinePix Z20, but if we didn't watch how we put the camera in the protective netting, the lens cover would slide open, activating the battery. So now the camera rattles around the case. Not awful, just not snug.
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Tamrac 5294 T94 Photo/Digital Camera Bag (Black) Reviews
Kodak Easyshare Z812IS 8.2MP Digital Camera with 12x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom This Tamrac camera bag is a nice fit for my Kodak EasyShare Camera. The camera fits in snug and has an external zip pocket for memory cards and extra batteries. We recently used this camera bag for our camera on vacation and it worked out fine for carrying the essentials on our journey. I would recommend this product to anyone who wants their camera well protected and handy over the shoulder for easy access for those pictures you don't want to miss.
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The Tamrac digital camera bag is preciselly what I was looking for, not to big to carry around but with sufficient space to take my Canon Camera, battery charges with two additional batteries, space for spare sd card and a very convenient wrap for the shoulder.Best Deals for Tamrac 5294 T94 Photo/Digital Camera Bag (Black)
The Camera bag arrived promptly a few days after I ordered it. It was NIB as stated. I have several Tamrac Bags and I found them to be Excellent. I ordered this model for a Nikon P 80. The camera fits real snug in the case. The first time I tried to coax the camera into the case I thought it absorbed some of the calories from my double cheese burger. It went in but it was tighter than jeans going on right out of a dryer. After a few days the case streached a Hair and its easier to put in. I thought the padding could be a little thicker all around( on the outside) Thanks CorbsThursday, January 29, 2015
Buy Portabrace TLQ-41XT Quick Tripod Light Case
Huge bag, swallows three light stands, umbrellas, and tripod with plenty of room for more (if I could carry it). Seems extremely well made, I expect it to last a long time.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Reviews of rooCASE Nylon Hard Shell (Dark Blue) Carrying Case with Memory Foam
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Little case great for my small camera. It is very well made and protects the camera from falls and getting crushed because of the hard case. It is small so takes up little room. Like the hook to attach to another bag. Very satisfied with case.
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Review of Glossy Slim Camera Carrying Case Fits Canon Powershot Panasonic
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I'm not really sure how much you can rave about a controller skin, other than to say it does it's job. As noted in a previous review, the skin does not look like the ones pictured. The one I received had ten rows of knobs that run long the face and back where the palms, finger, and pad of the thumb cradle the controller. I actually like this better because it has the added benefits of increasing grip, reducing condensation, and adding just a little more padding.
So, for functional purposes, the skin does what its supposed it. I find it a little easier to play for longer periods without getting uncomfortable, and that's really the only reason I bought this.
From a cosmetic perspective, the skin looks fine. I got the smoke, and I think it works nicely without being over the top. The knobs do break up the otherwise clean lines of the controller, so if you're a fanatic about smooth lines then this might not be the skin for you. That being said, the knobs are actually quite small, and you'd be hard pressed to notice them until you're up close.
Getting it on was simple enough, took a few minutes to adjust and center it. It would be nice if the fit were just a tad tighter, as it tends to have a little more slip than I'd like. However, it doesn't slop around, so no big deal there.
I've had this on my controller for about six months now, and it's holding up well. It hasn't stretched out, no tears, and it's still remarkably clean (I was afraid it would get all gunky and require cleaning, but no such problems).
If you want a little extra comfort, I'd recommend the product. Also, if you have to deal with multiple controllers and you want to mark one as yours, this is a great way to do it.
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i found a controller skin at a target not too long ago when i first got my xbox 360. it was green and the last one there. i asked when they would get more and no one knew. so i looked up skins online and found this page. the skins you get in the mail are not the ones in the pictures. the pictured ones are a different brand, the one i found at target. this skin is cheap and looks completely different than as advertised. it already almost ripped when i was putting it on the controller, while the first one i got slipped on easliy. I am very dissappointed and will probably never order from amazon again.Thursday, November 13, 2014
Deluxe Digital SLR Camera/Camcorder Sling Backpack (Black/Silver) Reviews
I ordered this a while back and did receive it promptly. I use it for my sony alpha nex-5n, and soon my minolta x-700 also. While there is plenty of room to fit both cameras and the lenses, I really don't like the dividers. Since they are held in place by velcro, they sometimes will come undone, compromising my cameras. My only advice is to do plenty of research before buying a camera bag.
Pros : lightweight, plenty of room for cameras and lenses, easy to use
Cons : generic velcro, thin materials, not padded enough
Pros : lightweight, plenty of room for cameras and lenses, easy to use
Cons : generic velcro, thin materials, not padded enough
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Bag is a little soft if your looking for something rugged and it could use a couple extra Velcro dividers. It weighs less compared to the Petrol bags that the TV station I work for use. Good bag overall. I keep my 100-300mm, 28-100mm, and wide angle lenses in it. Along with my older Minolta 35mm and my new Sony NEX 5.Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Reviews of rooCASE (Med Nylon Black) Hard Shell Carrying Case with Memory Foam
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Fits the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS3 very well. Solid construction. A little strap inside to hold the camera still so it is not rattling around. Quite nicely made.
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Best Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap IDE001-B00000 - Black Deals
This is my 4th camera strap through Amazon, my 9th in all with the originals. So, I've had some experience and a lot of expense. I know that I'm not the only one who feels that even a 21 ounce Canon SX40 can feel like 8 pounds after a 4 hour, 5 mile hike through rough terrain (especially the uphill parts), but even with wider straps, I've been uncomfortable and lately have found straps pressing upon my carotid artery, clavicle, and chaffing my neck. So, having given up on my previous wide and Canon-provided narrow straps, I just had to take a chance with the Crumpler Convenient Disgrace Camera Strap.
I gave up trying to figure out the "Disgrace" part, but I watched at least 6 videos on everything from $90 straps that were almost the same, intensely studied reviews by MrNikon, and read about 50 reviews. I even talked it over with my brother whose primary camera and lens weigh over 6 pounds [turns out he uses a wrist strap]. Then, I had to take into consideration that I hike with one hiking pole (two is a long story), and finally bit the bullet and bought this not-inexpensive Crumpler.
Pros: It comes longer than most straps and, instead of cutting it down or looping it shorter, I made it 48". The best I could do with two others was 30-36".
Crumpler can be used as a sling since with 48", you can easily put your arm through even if you're wearing a jacket.
It can be worn as a sling from either shoulder. Many are right-shouldered only, and you can even switch when not using the camera allowing relief from one shoulder or the other if needed.
Cons: It's rests very low around the neck, on me below my waist. If you make it shorter, it becomes more difficult to use as a sling.
Don't kid yourself or believe the product hype: It's HOT when the sun's out or the temperature climbs. After just 2 hours, black or beech at almost 3" wide around the back of your neck, it is hot.
It rides or sits UP on the neck in the back. It's best if you wear a collared (instead of T-) shirt or have really long hair. If there's nothing between you and the strap, it's uncomfortable.
It chafes for a most peculiar reason: on the back of the widest part is the name "Crumpler" in a raised "rubber" lettering, and after an hour directly on my skin, it rubbed. But the edges also rubbed. Unlike their claim that it doesn't slip because of their rubberized "crumpler" name, it does slip especially when you're sweating.
But I'm still giving it 4 stars. Why? Because as a sling, it's the (almost) perfect width on the shoulder to distribute the weight better and make it bearable after 5 hours and very comfortable even after 4! It's even more comfortable than others if you let it ride low from your neck, but that depends on your own physiology. But as a sling, especially with just a T-shirt, your camera can be brought up to eye level in a second. It DOES grab when wearing a jacket or long-sleeved shirt, and I wish it slid up like the harness-type slings made for monster cameras.
As a sling it doesn't chafe. It doesn't slide, and at 4 feet total length, there's room to bring it up to the eye. (You should know that I'm 6'2" at least when I start a hike; sometimes I come back looking and feeling like Quasimodo.) Basically, this is the better of the bunch, and I haven't found the best yet. It's more reasonably priced than the ones made for 10 pound cameras, yet it's relatively expensive for what it is. I recommend it, but with the caveats I've mentioned.
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Kudos to Crumpler for a superb product.
I gave up trying to figure out the "Disgrace" part, but I watched at least 6 videos on everything from $90 straps that were almost the same, intensely studied reviews by MrNikon, and read about 50 reviews. I even talked it over with my brother whose primary camera and lens weigh over 6 pounds [turns out he uses a wrist strap]. Then, I had to take into consideration that I hike with one hiking pole (two is a long story), and finally bit the bullet and bought this not-inexpensive Crumpler.
Pros: It comes longer than most straps and, instead of cutting it down or looping it shorter, I made it 48". The best I could do with two others was 30-36".
Crumpler can be used as a sling since with 48", you can easily put your arm through even if you're wearing a jacket.
It can be worn as a sling from either shoulder. Many are right-shouldered only, and you can even switch when not using the camera allowing relief from one shoulder or the other if needed.
Cons: It's rests very low around the neck, on me below my waist. If you make it shorter, it becomes more difficult to use as a sling.
Don't kid yourself or believe the product hype: It's HOT when the sun's out or the temperature climbs. After just 2 hours, black or beech at almost 3" wide around the back of your neck, it is hot.
It rides or sits UP on the neck in the back. It's best if you wear a collared (instead of T-) shirt or have really long hair. If there's nothing between you and the strap, it's uncomfortable.
It chafes for a most peculiar reason: on the back of the widest part is the name "Crumpler" in a raised "rubber" lettering, and after an hour directly on my skin, it rubbed. But the edges also rubbed. Unlike their claim that it doesn't slip because of their rubberized "crumpler" name, it does slip especially when you're sweating.
But I'm still giving it 4 stars. Why? Because as a sling, it's the (almost) perfect width on the shoulder to distribute the weight better and make it bearable after 5 hours and very comfortable even after 4! It's even more comfortable than others if you let it ride low from your neck, but that depends on your own physiology. But as a sling, especially with just a T-shirt, your camera can be brought up to eye level in a second. It DOES grab when wearing a jacket or long-sleeved shirt, and I wish it slid up like the harness-type slings made for monster cameras.
As a sling it doesn't chafe. It doesn't slide, and at 4 feet total length, there's room to bring it up to the eye. (You should know that I'm 6'2" at least when I start a hike; sometimes I come back looking and feeling like Quasimodo.) Basically, this is the better of the bunch, and I haven't found the best yet. It's more reasonably priced than the ones made for 10 pound cameras, yet it's relatively expensive for what it is. I recommend it, but with the caveats I've mentioned.
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The Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Neck Strap is adjustable and has the other characteristics of a usual camera strap as far as connecting it to a camera. That is where the similarities between it and other camera straps end. This is the third camera strap I have had for my present camera and it will be my last. The Crumpler is very soft and comfortable on my neck and my neck does not get tired from using it. I also like the fact that it is very low key and does not have a brand name advertisement in bright contrasting color. This will be the only camera strap I will ever use from now on.Kudos to Crumpler for a superb product.
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This is the best of several camera straps that I've used, owned, or tried on over the last 10+ years. It's of robust construction and is well padded, but remains reasonably moisture wicking and breathable (certainly much better in this regard than factory canvas straps or aftermarket neoprene products). The tailoring (which is contoured beyond the "flat band" approach of most straps) fits me perfectly. Aside from the quality and static fit, one of my favorite features is the fact that this strap achieves great comfort dynamically (while walking around with weight attached). When I refer to "dynamic" comfort, I am primarily addressing the fact that this strap does not exhibit the bungee cord behavior of many other replacement straps. I used a Nikon N65 with lightweight consumer lenses 10+ years ago and my neoprene strap (while comfortable statically) was a nightmare while on the move. This Crumpler (basically stretch free to my perception) is ideal for my Canon 7D and Canon EOS 1 with heavy higher end lenses. The contour of the strap lends itself well of hanging over my shoulder too.Honest reviews on Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap IDE001-B00000 - Black
Solid strap with a really comfortable pad that can be worn on the chest, as a sling over the head, or even just hanging off the camera. I have a heavy camera and i found this comfy enough and not as ridiculous as the Crumpler Convenient Disgrace strap.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap IDE001-B00000 - Black
I bought the Crumpler anticipating some sort of miracle solution to the strap fatigue I was getting from the Canon strap that came with my 600D. I'm not sure what I expected, but I thought that there'd be some sort of super-cushioning in the neck, maybe a little stretchy fabric in the strap itself, but, basically, it's just a cool looking strap with a nice-but-not-exceptionally-comfortable neck piece that's slightly more padded than a standard strap. For Close to $40 bucks, one would have thought there'd at least be some Miracle Foam (or foam of any kind!) in the neck, but, sadly, it's just a puffy piece of nylon that feels as though it's got a bit of fluff in it. Oh well. It's fashionable, anyway, and I'm no longer a walking Canon advert. Huzzah.Sunday, August 17, 2014
CaseCrown Pebbled Granite Hard Cover Case (Blue) for Olympus Stylus Review
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The case works very well for my camera which is an Olympus Stylus, however, the color is more of a light aqua than a blue. The color wasn't what I was expecting but the case does the job I bought it for so I kept it.
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Reviews of VG Sky Blue Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable Shoulder
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Snug fit for my Canon, and a few small items in pockets. +Like the size, and I like the sky-blue color.
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The bag is great for the small camera I have and has plenty of places to organize the extras that are needed.Best Deals for VG Sky Blue Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable Shoulder
I love the color. It holds my camera and all the stuff that came with it and then has room for even more stuff. I have the Canon PowerShot SX500 IS and you could still probably fit a little bit bigger of a camera in it. Love it! Money well spent!Honest reviews on VG Sky Blue Laurel DSLR Camera Carrying Bag with Removable Shoulder
This is a solid case! I love how small it is because its a lot easier to carry around and it isn't constantly getting in the way of things.Its taken several bad drops and has held up extremely well.
The color is super cute, but does get dirty fairly easily.
The best part, there is room for lots of supplies (Batteries, chargers, cords). Overall awesome case. No regrets here.
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This Camera Bag is very well made. It is a bit bulky and stiff. I'm not crazy about the hard sides. Would prefer one with soft sides and extra padding, but this one will do.Thursday, May 8, 2014
Cheap Sony LCS-TWA/R Soft Leather Carrying Case Red (Genuine Leather)
The red Sony DSC-T300 camera I have fits quite snug in this matching red Sony leather case. I don't see it slipping out any time soon. There is a magnetic closure that opens the case up easily when you need to take out your camera. There is a strap on the back (which is not shown) which I presume is made to attach to your belt or some hook, which is a nice option to have. As classy and elegant as it is, I would suggest buying it from a 3rd party as $40 is a bit much for a camera case.
This case should last a long time.
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Great quality leather. The size is perfect for sub-compact Sony Cybershots.This case should last a long time.
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this leather cas by SONY was a good buy for me, because is is nice and practical in the daily use!Honest reviews on Sony LCS-TWA/R Soft Leather Carrying Case Red (Genuine Leather)
In my opinion is very good this product. I like it!!!! I Hope buy in other opportunity in the same storeFind helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Sony LCS-TWA/R Soft Leather Carrying Case Red (Genuine Leather)
This is a great small case, fits my Sony W350 camera perfectly. I like it for in my purse to keep my screen from getting scratched. Good service and good quality.Saturday, April 26, 2014
Best BIRUGEAR Premium Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case Deals
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Great solid case! It is great quality with the pink material and zipper(the zipper zips us really well). My camera feels safe and secure inside as well.
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Sent it to my Grandaughter along with the Fuji Pink camera and she was happy with both items. I received it quickly and was happy with my purchase.Best Deals for BIRUGEAR Premium Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case
Prefect! Great price, protects camera, secures to my travel bag, holds chips! Whats not to love? Did I mention the cheap price?Honest reviews on BIRUGEAR Premium Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case
This was better than I expected and came super fast. It works really well with my camera and protects it also.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for BIRUGEAR Premium Digital Camera Zipper Eva Pouch Carrying Case
I love this case, my camera fits in it pretty exact and I love that it has a velcro strap to hold it in place. The little netted area on the other side would be good to hold an sd card or a few. Although it is too small for the cable that came with my particular camera. RecommendedThursday, April 24, 2014
Nikon CB-N1000SB White Leather Body Case Set for Nikon 1 V1 Digital Reviews
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Good quality case; fits the Nikon 1 V1 with 10-30mm lens attached. It's not a "moisture tight" case, but does provide overall protection.
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Fits the Nikon V1 camera nicely as long as one uses the kit lens. Two minor problems: no matter which way you let the front part of the case dangle, it seems to get in the way. To charge the battery, you have to unscrew the bottom, remove the case and take the battery out.Friday, April 11, 2014
Cheap Tenba Shootout™ Shoulder Bag - Large
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I wanted a bag that was big enough to carry 2 pro DSLR bodies (one with lens attached) and up to 4 lenses (long to wide). Unfortunately, it's almost impossible to find one in a store to touch and feel. I did find a large Lowepro bag that was too big. So I took the specs and compared it to many other bags. The Tenba Shootout Large seemed to work spec-wise so I went ahead and bought it. Size-wise, it is perfect...not too big but big enough to carry what I want. It's well constructed and versatile with many nice features.
My biggest complaint is the shoulder strap and I think Tenba really missed the mark on an important feature. After all, it called a SHOULDER BAG!! The padded portion slips and twists when the bag is loaded (ie., heavy). So now I'm using the shoulder strap off a Lowepro bag (a MUCH smaller bag with a better strap??), and it works great. The padded portion has enough padding and it doesn't slip on the strap. The Tenba also comes with a smaller strap intended for hand carrying. This is a nice feature but once again Tenba missed the mark. It's too long in certain situations. For example, you have the bag on your shoulder with the shoulder strap and you want to transfer the bag to your hand to set it on a table, the floor, or just carry it by your side. Being too long and NOT adjustable, transferring to the hand carry strap means having to lift way up with your arm just to release the tension on the shoulder strap to remove the bag from your shoulder. Not an easy task. Tenba should have made this strap adjustable.
But overall, it does get 4 stars because it does most of what I want it to do and it does those things very well.
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The actual name for this review should be something like 'Tenba 632-623 is God's Gift to Photographers'. I purchased this bag one late night after researching for hours, I desperately needed a camera bag that could do everything and hold everything I needed to get the job done. I hesitated because there was only one review for this bag. I figured, take the chance, if it's not what I want just return it. Right? Wrong. I can't see my life without this bag.To help convince you, here are some of the pros to this bag:
It's a large bag, a very large bag.
It's built like a tank for your cameras.
It has two quick action zippers, located on the left and right side of the bag, allowing you to easily grab your camera by unzipping from the side as opposed to opening the bag from the top, removed everything situated on top of the camera, then grab the camera. None of that here, just unzip and fire away.
It has two zippers on the left and right sides for storage. The left side can hold two handfulls of batteries in a designated area sewn onto the bag. Additionally, there's a folding pouch (that I use to store Nikon camara batteries). The right side has designated pockets and sewn in holders for memory cards. Additionally, there's also a pouch for memory cards (which I use to store memory cards on the go or hold macro screw on lenses). Both of these pouches can be removed from the bag.
It has a large front zipper which can be used to store business bards, flash mounts, microfiber cloths, a lens pen, etc (these are just some of the things it can hold.
The top part of the bag has two straps to lock the bag after zipping it. To open, unclip the straps, open the zipper, and then you find mass storage. In here, I can fit two Nikon DSLR's with large lenses. All the padding can be arranged.
The zippers are weatherproof, designed (I think) for water to stay out. These zippers are pretty neat actually, cause not even dust or small particles can fall between the individual crevices.
The bag comes complete with a WeatherWrap cover stored in its own compartment on the bottom of the bag. If you don't read the instructions that come with the bag, you might never know that this zipper exists. This bag comes in handy in the rain, or as a bag protector when you place your bag on the ground (or the snow). You can even hold it over your head if you don't want to get wet, but that's just pushing it.
The bottom of the bag also has straps to hold a tripod or some other piece of equipment (like umbrellas or stands).
Finally, you can place this bag on top of your rolling luggage by pulling apart the Velcro and sliding it down the expandable grip.
I almost forgot, there's an additional strap that can be used to move the bag without putting on the shoulder strap. This part was designed (I think) not to be on all the time because it's not loose enough to open and close the top zippers easily. When I'm out shooting I actually remove this strap.
Cons to the bag? That it might be too much of a bag for you.
If I haven't convinced you yet, then know that after I purchased this bag, I purchased one for my colleague (for his birthday gift) because he never stopped admiring mine. If that's still enough, I'm purchasing another one for my sister's birthday in three weeks. Exquisitektc.com.
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Whatever you have to put in your bag, in the way of equipment,you will be able to find a well padded space.If you can't you can move all the inside deviders where ever you want them.It is pricey,but worth every penny the zippers are a little hard to work however there is a purpose for that as well.Someone smart built this bag,and it was made to last.Honest reviews on Tenba Shootout™ Shoulder Bag - Large
I recently purchased a Medium size Tenba shootout for my Canon DSLR gear. While I was able to cram a good amount of gear into that bag it didn't quite hold everything. I found a steal on a new large shootout bag and snatched it up. I plan on using the large bag for occasions when I need to have everything with me, and the medium bag for lighter day trips or hikes. Again love the materials, all metal hardware, fabrics are really nice inside and out, weather proof zippers will help keep rain and sand out. Really love the extra rain cover as well. The strap is much nicer on this bag (The medium bag strap is very short and thin) so I transferred it to my medium bag and purchased a Skooba strap with a bungee cord. Really helps absorb some of the extra heft in this bag. I hope to have these bags for a long long time and definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a quality bag.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Tenba Shootout™ Shoulder Bag - Large
This bag is well made, has lots of padding placement options inside, and is large enough to fit a large range of equipment including a 70-200 f2.8 zoom. A spare camera body will fit easily, even with a laptop inside. I do not carry a laptop in mine, because of the way I carry my equipment, but could if I wanted to. The bag is quality nylon with strong weather sealed zips. The padding is thick and most of the padded dividers can attach to each other with velcro, which allows a useful choice of configuration options.The top flap is not 'quick release', it is zippered and also has two plastic buckles for extra security. There are zippered compartments at each end of the bag which allow access into the main compartment (or can be kept closed). A zippered external pouch sits on top of each, and there is one at the front. There is a wet weather cover which is kept in a compartment on the bottom of the bag, and there is also a pouch at the back of the bag where it sits on your hip (this area is padded).
This is a first class piece of equipment.
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