Tamrac Stratus 15 Camera Bag Review

I wanted something that could be worn as a shoulder bag that could hold my mirrorless camera and accessories. It easily fits both my DSLR and mirrorless cameras, but I have quite a few accessories in between. That and I don't want to burden it too much! The shoulder bag fits a little tighter than I would like (I'm a tall woman) but I can always change the strap if needed.

This large bag is a fantastic choice for the serious photographer. After 26 years I have outgrown my previous Tamrac bag and this one will outlive me. The configuration possibilities are endless. I use my new bag for a Nikon DLSR body attached to a Sigma 150-600mm Sport lens, a second Nikon body, an unattached 18-150 Nikkor lens, an SB 500 flash, a charger , 4 batteries, a flash card case , a cleaning kit, remote control. control and there is plenty of room for spare clothes when I travel…

I've been a professional photographer since 1988 (photographing since 1979). I've used Domke and Lowe Pro but keep coming back to Tamrac because they are the fastest bags out there. Cameras, lenses, flash and batteries just lay there, ready to be snatched right out of the bag. Tamrac OG's bridge system is still the best after 40 years of imitation. Of all the bags I've had, this one is by far the best in terms of material quality, finish, protection, design, pockets, zippers, straps, snaps…

For me and my equipment; just the right size. I looked at model 12 but it was too big. I have a Nikon D500 and was able to form a 'shelf' holding a camera with a battery and a 300mm lens for 'field trips'. I find the material and workmanship very good. The two outside pockets are great for a mini pod and charger. The top cover folds over at the corners to provide adequate protection from the rain. After packing, the weight was still ok for a hike, but when I tie the tripod to the two outer…

Need a camera bag for two DSLRs and some lenses for a trip to Iceland. I searched the web and found this bag. Pros: - Holds two DSLRs with lenses attached and room for a few more lenses and lots of other smaller "things". Well made at first glance, worth the price. constant slipping, and the strap is always twisted or "wrong" after you deflate the bag. maybe it's just me ;) - The front double latches of the top cover are angled inwards, not outwards; odd design and it often takes two hands to…

I wanted a bag that would fit my two cameras and 3 lenses. Changing lenses off-road, especially in strong winds or on the beach, is generally not recommended. I have two cameras, a D750 and a D500, so I use the D500 with two zoom lenses (200-500 f/5.6 and 70-200 f/4) and the D750 with 16-35 f/4 for landscapes and wide angle, so for me it is very important to have both cameras in the same bag and to be able to use them depending on the scene that is in front of me. is not waterproof and does not

I had an old Canon bag that I was given as a gift years ago and I've gradually outgrown it. I held on to it because I like to run and shoot, so I don't want to be weighed down by a large bag. I've been shopping at local brick and mortar stores and several internet sites for months. I didn't know this bag existed until I got one of those "gift ideas" emails from another seller and started researching it further. It's larger than Canon's tried-and-true old bag, but not by much. However, I can fit

I bought this Tamarac camera bag to replace my old bag I've had for over 10 years and I need a larger bag that will fit everything I need including a new one lens I bought last year. It arrived in brand new condition and at first I thought this bag was huge! I was really worried because I didn't expect it to be that big. I waited a few weeks to try it before leaving a review. He grew up on me and I really like it! The zippers are strong and don't bend when I zip up the edges and the bag is very