CADeN Digital camera Bag Sling Shoulder Bag Digital camera Case Waterproof with Rain Cowl Tripod Holder, Suitable for DSLR/SLR Cameras (Canon Nikon Sony Pentax) and Equipment Shoulder Digital camera Bag

Good sturdy camera bag but a couple of things…
This camera bag is a good and sturdy bag. For travel, it can fit in your carry on or it can be a carry on. It’s convenient to carry when walking around. The pockets are small enough for your phone, extra as cards and at least a 75-300mm lens. But the down sides is the strap, way too long once you fit it around your shoulder. Additionally, the space inside the bag has Velcro cushions that can be moved around to fit everything but the bad part is they are very stiff and they take up more space than your camera and if you take out all the cushions then you have a camera and lenses banging around against each other. Other than that, great bag!

Compact, light, customizable solution for single camera shoots.
Pros:+Compact, light: Being small has it’s advantages. Packs up real tight. Great for situations requiring only one camera a a few lenses.+Customizable: All the “walls” inside the primary storage are velcro’d on both sides so you can move them how you want to fit your equipment best.+Designed to sit across the front: I found this useful as it can provide quick access to your camera without having to take it off. Also useful for situations where you’re carrying a backpack (camping gear or laptop for school), this sits across the front, hands free.+Waterproof storage if you keep the poncho with it.Cons:+small: It’s compact and light because it’s small, but if you have alot of equipment to carry around, this is not for you.+Only waterproof if you keep the poncho over it.I’m an amateur photographer, so my equipment literally consists of one mirrorless APS-C camera (canon m6 mk2) and a zoom lens. I wanted a solution that would be easy to carry with me anywhere I went, whether that’s on vacation, a hike, or camping in the woods.I picked this up because I’m an amateur photographer and wanted a bag to suit my current needs, with room to grow, but also be super portable. I have one APS-C mirrorless camera (canon m6 mk2) and one lens (18-150mm kit lens). I also keep my battery charger, cables, and memory cards in this bag. I plan to purchase a longer zoom lens, and likely a small fixed lens and a nd filter.I like the ability to customize the storage area to suit my needs.Overall I find this to be a handy bag and it’s easy portability means my camera is often nearby for any situation.

Ce merveilleux sac de transport pour appareil-photo 35mm ou hybride permet de garder l’appareil en sécurité grâce à ses nombreux coussins rembourrés. De plus, la courroie très large et bien coussinée offre un confort inégalé pour les épaules et permet de garder le sac collé au ventre ou au dos au choix. Ses fermetures éclairs permettent un accès facile à l’appareil et aux accessoires. J’y transporte un appareil-photo Sony Alpha 7 doté d’une lentille Sony de 35mm et une lentille supplémentaire Sony 24mm-85mm. Enfin, la poche à fermeture éclair sur le devant permet d’y loger plusieurs filtres de lentilles et des carte mémoire.

Ok, so I spent a bit of time researching this camera bag. I have a big Manfrotto camera backpack but due to lower back problems I can’t carry this all the time. I have a Canon 7DmkII and live in the Highlands of Scotland. When I am out and about I need a camera with me at all time. I am not fortunate enough to have a small lightweight mirrorless and often my iPhone doesn’t cut it either. So I wanted something lightweight and easy to carry with me at all times even when walking the dog. So my search began. I don’t know how I came across this but discovered it here on Amazon. You know when someone says if it’s too cheap then don’t get it, well when I saw this was only £16 I couldn’t quite believe it. I checked the reviews, looked at it on You Tube even discovered the web site for it. Everything seemed positive, it was a sling style, easy access, waterproof, lightweight, it all seemed to good to be true. What I also couldn’t understand was the price difference between a black one and a green one! What was the difference other than colour?In the end I decided to take the plunge, though I was nervous.It arrived fast and with good packaging.First thing that struck me was the quality. It was the same high quality as my Manfrotto bag, very well made with plenty of cushioning for my camera. It did take me a while to juggle with the inserts to allow my camera to fit and I am still not convinced I have it right. Take a look at the pictures I have included, it’s a just fit I think.It certainly is lightweight when carrying. Plenty of shoulder padding. With the waist strap it means it doesn’t bounce around off your hip and if I bend over it doesn’t wave around in mid air. I do find fastening and unfastening the waist strap a bit of a hassle. Access is easy though I do find I have to twist a bit which can get awkward. I haven’t yet found the perfect orientation for my camera for removing and replacing it. However it does the job, I can carry my camera anywhere with little or no fatigue and it is there ready for that must have shot.At £16 you just can’t complain as it looks and feels more like £75. So yes I would recommend but for cameras no bigger than the 7D mkII.

A great little camera bag with enough room for a standard kit lens and a telephoto lens with clip for a tripod if you wanted it. Well padded with enough room for extra batteries and sd cards.I went for a plod in the rain and the bag held up with out the supplied cover but I did find I needed the cover by the end of the walk when I had pit my camera away as it was a bit awkward to open the bag with the cover on (serves me right for walking in the rain).Really comfortable to walk with and easy to access kit. I also used it as a front pack with a bigger bag on my back which was surprisingly comfortable.Most suitable for smaller trips as it does not give you much space for other stuff (coffee or Sarnies) but fit for purpose