Tenba BYOB 10 Camera Insert - Gray/Black (636-223): Versatile Soft Shell In-Bag Holder with Adjustable Compartments Review

I was surprised how well made it was. I was also surprised at how well designed the interior was. I only wish other products were as well designed and thought out as this one. This bag is very small, much smaller than the pictures suggest. It fits nicely in a women's purse or similar sized bag, but is more likely to get lost in a standard sized backpack. Considering the size, it is suitable for small shots with a small lens. With the camera folded down, not much fits in there. If the DSLR and…

Great bag for mirrorless cameras. Got this after trying a few poor quality side dishes and was disappointed with the quality. I was ready to try this bag. Definitely NO quality complaints with this one. The bag is really strong and well made and doesn't feel like it's about to tear when I zip it up after overstuffing. The pockets are great for organization, especially the outside pockets for quick-access items like remotes, batteries, and tissues. I have traveled all over the world with this…

I just received the insert and when I opened the box I was surprised at how small it was, but once I started putting my camera inside I found that it fit my gear perfectly! This liner easily fits my OMD-EM5 II with handle and 12-40 2.80 PRO (big lens!) in one compartment with little room for anything (as you can see in the photos I added my fan) and on the other On the other hand, with a medium decision factor, I took the 8mm 1.8 PRO and the 75mm 1.8, which are large Micro Four Thirds lenses…

I now have 3 BYOB inserts - 2 BYOB 9 inserts, one each in gray and plum, and a plum BYOB 7 and they really go perfectly with my various cameras. 7 is perfect for my 4/3s Panasonic G5 and my Pentax analog SLR, the first with both lenses. At nine my Pentax K-50 with spare lens is in plum and my TLR Yashica auto, film, filter and Sekonic light meter with spare is in grey. I really like that I'm not tied to a camera bag and don't have to switch cameras and accessories in that bag when changing…

I was looking for a small carry-on bag for my Sony Alpha A6000. After scouring YouTube for various options, I came across this bag. Don't expect a detailed review now as I couldn't find it at the time of purchase. Notes: - This case is perfect for A6000 Dual Lens Kit! The bag offers enough space for a camera, an additional lens, a charger as well as two additional batteries and a wall charger. It's almost made for the A6000! Pros: - This bag is well made and beautifully finished. The zippers…

Originally I wanted the pocket insert to be as compact as possible but still fit my Fuji X-A5 mirrorless camera with a mounted fits fixed focal length and another fixed focal length. Insertion. I wanted it to be easy to change lenses and take the camera out of the bag. At first I wanted to return this insert, thinking it was too small for both lenses (the spare lens doesn't fit next to the camera), but then I figured out how to fit both using a tricky spacer configuration. there (see photo) and

I've stopped using my camera backpack because it's one of the most impractical things I've ever used. Between several, Lowepro, Think Tank, Manfrotto etc. none of them were comfortable to wear when you were out and about. Instead, I use the Osprey backpack and my back thanks me every time I'm out of the house. Whether it's in the jungle looking for sloths, in the mountains looking for scenery, or in the city, it's better in every way imaginable, except for the safety of my gear. Enter Tenbu…