Review on 📷 Protective Black Carrying Case for Sony Cyber-Shot and Alpha NEX Cameras - LCSU21 by Gerald Reeves

Bought for my new a6000 (with two lenses). It fits the a6000 with the included 16-50mm lens as well as the 55-210mm lens that many of us have. You can mount either lens on the a6000 and leave the other in your bag. I've attached a picture of how I adjust the camera and lenses. Here I attach the 55-210mm lens hood upside down to allow the lens and lens hood to fit in my bag. (This is the proper way to attach a lens hood when not in use anyway; see the 55-210 lens instructions.) The two Velcro spacers can be adjusted to your liking; One of these is foldable (it's the right one in my picture - I fold it down to protect the lens when I close the top cover). The way I configured the branch should fit in no time. unit if I want. Note: I don't have a shoulder strap for the a6000 itself; I just don't like using a strap or strap camera. There are two side pockets to store your charger, extra batteries, filters or other small flat items. There's also a front pocket for SD cards and more. Little things like filters and cables. Note that a gray exposure card will most likely not fit in. The main compartment has a zipper. Overall this is a space efficient bag and you may have to fiddle with the dividers to find the best arrangement for your gear. But as you can see, you most likely won't be able to attach a third lens, whether you have an a6000 or another Sony. But that's not what the bag is for: it's a relatively small bag for the essentials you want to carry around. (I have a large RevainBasics camera bag that can hold maybe 3 separate lenses, but the bag itself is huge and heavy and I don't want to carry it around!) The build quality is top notch.