📷 Ultimate Protection for Mirrorless Cameras: G-raphy Camera Case Insert - Waterproof, Shockproof - Compatible with Nikon, Canon, Sony and More! Review

I bought this camera insert (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DNOZN6K/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_3) to fit in my new Outlander (https://www.amazon.com/dp/ B00PEULPQO/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_18) Backpack for our trip to the Smoky Mountains. I didn't need the bulk and weight of a full size camera bag as we had several adventurous trips planned. The insert was enough to fit in my camera body with an 18-55mm lens, a 55-200 lens, a filter housing and a lens hood. Well worth buying and I will use it…

was damaged Exactly what I wanted. It's big enough to hold a DSLR with attached lens and my charger/cable. The foam is thick and seems to insulate the camera well. Velcro is used to attach the top cover to the case. The only issue I have is that the top is flimsy and isn't made out of the same amount of foam as the sides and bottom. Otherwise this is a great product! I am attaching a photo from my Nikon D5100. This bag comes with another styrofoam velcro strap but I don't think I'll be using…

I bought this for my D3300 and it goes well with a small lens (18/55 or 50mm) as well as a 70-300 next to it. The cover is sewn well. What I don't like is the clasp. The Velcro isn't as secure as we'd like and tends to open. I used this for a while but ended up replacing it with a Tenba BYOB 9 insert. It's almost the same size but has a zip closure, an interior zip pocket and a few extra side pockets. Tenba costs 3x what I paid for it, but for me it's worth it. It's not a bad case, however, if…

TURN YOUR BAG INTO A PHOTO PHOTO BAG! As a female traveler, I carried this insert in my hobo style bag to carry expensive gear onboard the plane. It was less likely to be checked and easier to stow under the seat in front of me where I could keep an eye on it. Even on street shoots, the camera, lenses and wallet stayed in place. I didn't have to carry more than one bag when I was there. The top cover can be easily removed (which I did) to fit in my purse. The external pockets kept my cables…

Love this camera bag! perfect if you're someone who wants to protect their gear and be able to choose their aesthetic. I personally don't like the aesthetics of most DSLR cases, but I still want my gear to be secure. It offers me protection and my own take on my personal aesthetic as I can toss it in any bag of my choosing. One note: it claims to be waterproof, although the outer material is very waterproof, the body seal only closes with velcro, so it's not a full seal. I'm pretty sure water…

TURN YOUR BAG INTO A PHOTO PHOTO BAG! As a female traveler, I slipped this insert into a hobo style bag to carry expensive gear on board. It was less likely to be checked and easier to stow under the seat in front of me where I could keep an eye on it. Even on street shoots, the camera, lenses and wallet stayed in place. I didn't have to carry more than one bag when I was there. The top cover can be easily removed (which I did) to fit in my purse. The external pockets kept my cables, batteries,

Great quality! The solid construction means I can take my camera out and put it in my bag a million times over as the walls are unlikely to collapse over time. This well designed bag has allowed me to convert my Tumi backpack into a very nice camera bag. Recommend this product to anyone looking to convert a bag (ladies, this is for you) or a great padded holdall. Ladies, I've been looking for a pretty camera bag for ages. I've never been able to find one. I've bought other insoles before, but…

Oh my god I've been waiting for this! I have a whole bunch of loose camera and lens bags in my backpack that have never worked. This is the PERFECT solution. This small size is perfect for my Osprey 18L daypack. Choose a larger one if you have a pack or bag of 30L or more. I was able to fit my Canon D60, 24-104 F4, 50mm camera and flash in my bag. There was also room for filters, a camera strap and flash batteries. I could also put my 70-200 F2.8 next to the camera to check. I like the fact…