Waterproof Sling Camera Bag With Adjustable Padded Dividers For DSLR, Lenses, Cleaning Supplies, And Speed Light, Ideal For Professional Photography + Bonus Microfiber Cloth - Zeikos Review

I bought this for my GE Power Pro X550 Digital Camera.When I bought my camera it came with a camera case just big enough for the camera and that was about all, I wanted something larger and after looking around I found this camera bag.With this camera bag I am able to carry my camera on the inside right compartment, in the left inside compartment I have extra batteries, lens cleaner and cleaning cloths. There is also enough room inside for the cameras manual.This camera bag has two (2)…

I've been using this for about 3 months now and I couldn't be more satisfied. It is definitely small, but that is sort of the point: a small bag for your camera, a spare lens or two, and a handful or two of doodads. It is small enough to fit inside of my backpack, so if I need more space or am carrying other things I can easily put this in on top of whatever else I'm taking to keep the camera/lenses safe from the rest of it all. The main compartment and its divider are padded well enough for my

I ordered this particular bag mainly because of the dimensions listed for it. I wanted something that I could carry my expensive Bushnell roof prism binoculars and my Nikon J1 camera in the same bag. I definitely made the right choice. The divider in this bag is held in place with velcro and can be repositioned easily. I moved it almost all the way to the left creating a protected space for my Nikon which left plenty of room on the other side for my binoculars. Because of that padded divider…

Who is this bag good for?If you are a first time DLSR buyer and are looking for a bag for your newly purchased DLSR but nothing too fancy, you'll really like this bag. It's not very small, holds my Canon T3i with 18-55mm kit lens and a 55-300mm lens with no issues. The lens, filters, memory cards, extra batteries and chargers can go on either side pockets. Since the bad comes with adjustable compartments, you can try which setting works best for you. For me, I attach my 55-300mm lens to the…

I have a Nikon D3000. The bag is for this camera. It fits my camera and lens right and there's still space for the lens hood and cables and extra battery if you really want to crowd it up, which i discourage.The side pockets are a good add on for keeping lens cover, an extra battery or you car keys! Point is they're not very spacious but a useful addon.The stitches on the bag are a bit amature like, shaky at places, not smooth at a few places, but I guess that's just to each product. The…

After seeing the prices of other camera bags, I chose this one. I'm glad I did, it's a steal. I have not yet had any issues with this bag. If your camera has a medium size lens attached (like an 80-200mm) that's all you'll be able to fit in it, and it'll be tight. However, with a smaller lens, I am able to fit my camera (Rebel T2i) with attached lens (kit 18-55mm), and the battery charger and some cords in it. Be aware of that. It does have side pockets for storing memory cards, lens filters…

Indeed, this is a very cheaply constructed bag. The feel of the material, sound of the zipper. all cheap.HOWEVER, it's $9. What are you expecting?Even though it is all cheap components, the build quality is good. The handle and hooks for the strap show no signs of weakness. The bag will be done before they are.My father would have gone out and bought a $30-$50 bag to last an eternity, however this baby will last as long as I want, so long as one at least tries to take care of it.The padding is…

I purchased this as a gift to include with an Olympus OMD E-M10, and it works very nicely. The internal compartment can be configured to hold the camera along with a prime and zoom lens. I've used other Zeikos bags in the past, and they have always been functional.