S-ZONE Camera Insert Bag Waterproof Lens Cube Case Compatible with Nikon Canon

Great little bag, just what i was looking for as a travel camera bag. Holds my SONY Mirrorless with 1 large lens. It has a strap, which is removable so it works well as an insert in another backpack/ bag or can be worn on its own. I can't say if it is waterpoof as

I've traveled to Europe and Asia with this bag, and I love it. Looks and construction: This is a well-made bag. I haven't tested the water resistance, but I can tell by handling it that it's very sturdy. The walls are thick and dense enough to withstand the usual bumps and bangs that happen during travel. Everything feels well made: the zippers, the lining, the outer case material, and the carrying handle all feel strong and should last a long time. Size and Fit: I have a Panasonic Lumix S5 II Mirrorless Camera with a chunky prime 50mm lens. It fits almost perfectly in this bag. It's just a little too tall, but the thickness and density of the walls of the case make me completely comfortable with the top of the camera tenting the top of the case a little bit. The case could easily fit a longer zoom lens as well. I use the removable velcro insert to fill in the extra space in the bag, which works well. Openings: The bag's versatility is great. Whether you want to wear it on your belt (it has a belt loop) and pull the camera from the narrow end or set it down and unzip the entire width and length to access the contents, it is easy and intuitive to do so. Pockets: There's an outer pocket that I haven't used because it's a bit narrow and tight. I suppose the lens cap could fit in there, or maybe a lens cloth. I put my spare battery in the interior pocket, which is a good size to fit a number of accessories. The interior pocket has a mesh front, so you can see what's in it without opening it.

I own a Leica CL with a 18mm-56mm and 55mm-135mm lens. This fits both perfectly. This is made specifically for one mirrorless camera + smallish lens or one DSLR with one medium mounted lens. I put my 135mm telephoto lens on bottom, camera on top - accessible by the top zippered flap. I use this to put in other shoulder type/ backpack bags. It has room for an SD Card case(small), and maybe a filter and two spare batteries. Anything else goes into the bag this bag goes into. Front and top inside pockets hold lens cleaner, plastic bag in case of rain, and maybe another filter. You could conceivably use it as a stand alone shoulder bag as shown in the pics. What separates this from other "cube" type containers is that you can open it from the top or from the side. So you arrange your gear with the main flap open with the furnished velcro attaching dividers, and then access the camera from the top. A bit tight, but it's just right. Compact, padded, and holds everything I need for just the camera - aside from charging and cables. . . Pro Tip : Don't expect this "cube" to hold everything. But it's a great streamlined bag for the bare necessities.

Very good quality. Keeps my camera safe, and can fit all of the things I need. I needed a bag that I felt kept my mini evo safe, but couldn't find a soft cover carrier that was the appropriate size. This was perfect as the inner parts can be reorganized and you can open the bag two different ways, so I can also store all the accessories with the camera! Not too heavy to carry around, and has multiple options for handles. Would 100% buy again

I can comfortably fit my chunky Canon EOS 7D, a 35mm prime lens, and a rather large 75-300 zoom lens all in the main compartment of this bag. THEN I can put two batteries, two CF cards and an adapter for my laptop in the mesh section. I dont really use the thin zipper pocket on the outside but hey there's even more space if you need it I guess. While flying, I could comfortably sling this across my body while also wearing my 40L pack, and I never got any comments about it as being unfit for a personal item on budget flights that didnt even permit that. If you're like me and you just want your bare essentials for one camera in the same place, this is a great and very compact choice.

I needed a compact case for my SLR camera to take on a mission trip to Columbia. We had to pack for a week long mission trip in only a carry on bag so I couldn’t use my usual camera case as it would have taken up too much room. This was perfect. Quality, water resistant material that offered the protection needed in a small, compact case. Strap was comfortable to wear as a crossbody when traveling. Zippers work well. Two ways to access your camera. Highly recommend this case. Great value for your money.

This camera pack fits my Sony a6000 perfectly. enough room for a 30mm lens, kit lens, extra batteries, and small battery charger. I absolutely love the two zippered entries on this bag!

Very basic bag with just enough room for a small M43 kit. Decent padding, two ways to enter bag which is nice. The pocket on the back is great to slip your phone in on day trips, the font pocket is barely big enough for anything. The strap is just a basic strap with no padding, that takes. star off because even basic padding would have been great. Two pairs of the zippers jangle together very loud, announcing you coming from far away. I was going to replace those with small string pulls, but DO NOT try it as the zipper metal is so cheap that they all snapped off with the slightest movement. No zippers, no bag. I understand that was my option, but the metal quality is so bad that it's bound to happen regardless, and probably at the wrong time when you are traveling. Mixed bag here.