Neewer Partition Protection Mirrorless Accessories Review

Great bag, nice padding and zips to touch. A good amount of space too. Here's what I currently have: Sony A6000 Sony A650010 18mm lens 18-200mm lens 18-105 lens 12mm lens 35mm charger and 4 batteries Bag of 7 lens filters Camera straps I mainly use it for Storing lenses to keep dust away. But I could certainly see it in my carry-on for longer trips when I need a full camera kit. Excellent value for money, highly recommended.

I was looking for a camera bag that offered enough space for personal items. There are very few of them, especially in a decent price range. This thing has become more valuable than expected. I've added a neck strap and use it alone for shots that don't need to be far from the car, but then when I need to be on the road I slip it into any bag or backpack and it becomes the perfect customizable camera bag! I paired it with a military style mall, lots of storage and a secure camera! Only gave 4…

I am a full-time professional. Bought to hold a couple (5) Ad 200 style torches and some accessories in this case which comes in another case. I don't need a bomb shelter, and I'm sure I don't. This is a light body. I need more protection from light impacts and friction. This works very well. And after some time of use, it passed the simplest test: the zipper still works. You have NO idea how many companies save and use crappy zippers and they fail instantly. I love it and it was pretty cheap…

I bought this case because every time I opened the drawer it was stuffed with lenses, flashes, ball heads and lots of weird stuff . Like many others, I have more gear than my favorite bags and just need a bit of home organization with a little something extra. I don't see myself taking anywhere, it has padding but it's soft and not very textured. I could take a driving vacation to drive in a hotel room, but not in every situation where someone other than I was serving or where I needed…

I expected more. The gasket is flimsy and doesn't look like it will protect my lenses. There are no seals at the junction of the sides of the bag with the bottom. The impact on the corner of the bag is not cushioned. The intention was to use it on my Osprey to store lenses while hiking but while it's lightweight I'm not happy with the protection it offers. The division into compartments also did not convince me: the clothes at the bottom of the bag are not sewn, glued or attached to the…

Nice and inexpensive cube. You can fit quite a bit of gear but I found it too flexible. It also didn't fit in my Deuter Trail 30 bag. It did, but nothing fit in the side pockets. I used different separators from other Lowepro and Targus baths I had. The dividers (small ones) are all made of styrofoam, and one has already "cracked" in the middle. In other words, it no longer had a straight shape. I ended up returning it and getting Tenba BYOC 10 for the trip (https://www.amazon.com/Tenba-Backpack…

Need a bigger case for all my lenses that I use at big events. I was hoping to create 9 different points, but I was only able to create 8 with delimiters enabled. Not a big deal as I just put some of the smaller ones in the pockets on the larger spot. But that space can be used for one of my 70-200s which is usually on one of my cameras. I really like how it opens up compared to the bags I use as I can see them all quickly and easily, which is important when I'm quickly changing lenses during…

Photo backpacks are terrible. They're either uncomfortable, don't carry what I need, or lack a key feature, or a combination of the three. It fits perfectly in the bottom compartment of my Gregory Baltoro backpack which I love. I've had this bag for about two years now. He has made many multi-day trips into the desert. He's been rained on, fallen, covered in snow, dragged over rocks with climbing ropes, and exposed to insanely intense ultraviolet light for days on snow-capped mountain peaks…

This bag is perfect! It's a great size to carry as a side bag and is fully customizable to suit your needs. First, the fabric feels durable and looks very smooth and beautiful from the outside. The zippers work well and the bag is nice and structured so it stands on its own very well. I actually bought two of these bags for two different things and I'm very happy. The first is for Copic markers. They make tote bags for markers, but it's a hassle to put them in separate slots each time you use a