📷 Optimized for SEO: Ape Case Pro Medium Camera Bag for Digital SLR and Video Cameras (ACPRO1200) Review

I just spent 2 hours building this bag. It's terrible! First off, you should be able to velcro the entire inside of the bag. Not just front and back. This alone is an extremely limiting configuration. Second, there are two taller parts with lens cutouts. I assume you wanted to stop your camera. This is problematic. This requires you to assemble two parts with velcro that you have to constantly push apart to get things underneath. That absurdity aside, if you put two cameras face to face they…

At first this bag was too small for my purposes. It barely fits my DSLR with the telephoto lens attached. Also, it's very difficult to open. Requires opening 3 or more buckles, flipping bag inside out, and opening entire top. When you whip out your camera, the picture you were trying to capture will be in the past. It used to be easy to give things back in Revain. Just print the label and take it to the UPS store 5 minutes away. This time my choice was to take it to a Kohls store (20 minute…

This is a quality bag for a medium sized camera, but it has a few flaws. Does the perfect bag exist? From the perspective of this review, I am an amateur photographer with several different sized camera bags. This bag fits my large Nikon D500 with a 16-80mm lens (see image), a second telephoto lens and a mini tripod. It is easy to hold or flash, leaving enough space for cleaning materials, batteries, etc. Outside walls are thick and strong; The bag stays firmly square even when empty. The inner

love it! FINALLY a medium sized bag that fits all the gear I need for a day trip. My other two bags are either too big/heavy or too small. This one fits perfectly! I used to try to stuff 1 body, 2 lenses and some cleaning liquid into a small bag but it just didn't fit. It holds my Canon 70D with a Tamron 24-70 (included!), my 75-300mm telephoto lens AND my YN600Ex RT flash in the main compartment with room for some small items PLUS: Zippered pockets (front, top (2) inside ,side) for everything…

I've been a photographer for a long time and nothing is more important than a bag. Expensive equipment can only be used if it can be safely transported and quickly found among other equipment. This case assumes that a person always has a computer. I'm not, although I've been in the digital world since 2001, which is the beginning of digital! This slot would be much more useful if it was 3/4" wider. It was possible to fit flashes and batteries in it without bulging the case. ALSO the right hand…

Need a bag to fit my M50 DSLR + 3 lenses, G30 camcorder with external mic and DJI Mavic Pro, this bag does it all and has a top double zip closure. makes access to the main compartment very convenient on the go. There are some oddities though: the drawstrings (perhaps for attaching a jacket or a water bottle or something?) on one side, they don't seem to serve a purpose considering how the strap is connected and the side that goes up opens seems to want you to wear the bag on your right hip…

Love it! FINALLY a medium sized bag that fits all the gear I need for a day trip. My other two bags are either too big/heavy or too small. This one fits perfectly! I used to try to stuff 1 body, 2 lenses and some detergent in a small bag but it just didn't fit. It holds my Canon 70D with a Tamron 24-70 (included!), my 75-300mm telephoto lens AND my YN600Ex RT flash in the main compartment with room for some small items PLUS: Zippered pockets (front, top (2) inside , side) for everything else…

I like everything so far. He is tall and slim - just like in the photo. It is very well made, high quality. Very customizable. I needed a case to carry my 7D2 and a couple of lenses including a 70-200 2.8 IS II, plus a couple of flashes, a couple of remotes, straps, batteries etc - and it fit. / Straps in front (zigzag stuff) - the idea is great, but the execution is lame. Drawstrings are cheap, the ties are very flimsy and should be on the top, not the bottom - if you pull too hard the loose…