Camera Bag, DSLR SLR Mirrorless Camera Case for Photographer | Waterproof Camera Sling Bag with Rain Cover & Tripod Holder Soft Padded Crossbody Camera Bag for Sony Canon Nikon Fujifilm

This is just about the perfect bag for my Mamiya C330. Just what I was looking for! The medium format camera fits snug with room for an extra lens, and even a tiny bit of extra room for film. There are many extra pockets for a Field Notes book, or business cards, lens cleaning wipes, etc. If you're shooting 6x6 but don't want to be bogged down with a ton of accessories, then this camera bag is perfect for those mini-expeditions. Love the zipper around the flap in addition to the buckle to add that little bit of extra security. The padded dividers, always a plus in any bag. Even the strap feels comfortable! I am very impressed with the quality based on the price point. Compared to name brands where you can expect to pay 2-3x as much, this is just as good in my opinion. Cannot speak to long-term or rugged use as of yet, but first impressions are excellent.

I feel like they thought of everything when they designed this bag. There are pockets of all types everywhere on this bag, a mesh, breathable zipper pocket inside; a padded fabric-lined pocket behind the camera compartment; an adjustable camera compartment with moveable padded dividers; a flip up latchable lid that zips the camera compartment closed; a zipper pocket on the outside of that lid; a pocket on the front of the bag under the lid, with elastic to stiff small items under; a zipper pocket on the back of the bag; an open pocket on the back of the bag where the rain cover is supposed to be stored, and inside it there is a Velcro tab that attaches to the rain cover; and two mesh pockets on the side of the bag. I may have forgotten or missed some pockets, too! The rain cover fits tightly, which is great, and I store it in one of the side pockets because 8 read a review that started the rain cover will not stay in the open pocket on the bag, which may be true. Honestly I think if I store it where I can see it, I am more likely to remember it is there. I like the straps on the bottom that hold my tripod, but I haven't yet found a way for my bag to stay upright when my tripod is on the bottom of the bag, but that is in no way a deal breaker! I am just happy to have a place to stow my tripod safely out of the way. With all my little items (multiple batteries, battery chargers, memory cards, and camera attachments, the camera, and my tripod, imthe bag still feels light and balanced. Also I like that I have the option of a removable strap plus a padded carry handle on top. FYI, I am an amateur, mostly using my very limited DSLR camera for videography at work, so I don't have a lot of camera attachments, and this bag fits my needs with room to grow if I want to buy a camera capable of more attachments.

It's a great camera bag. There's enough room for my canon eos r50 body, 2 stock lenses, a battery charger, and my canon powershot sx50hs in the 3 compartments inside. Plenty of pockets and a tripod strap and rain hood on the bottom. Carries everything I need but it's not bulky. Well made and durable.

Decent bag. Not water proof, but figured that! The included cover is not water proof, as it does not have taped seams, but will deflect rain. Size specs are correct, and that was my need. Made in China. It serves my purpose and I like it. I give three stars due to incorrect description about water proof. Improper representation. Update: 02/18/25. I gave another star rating. Four stars. As stated above, this is not a water proof bag, but is a solid carry bag for a single body, plus, two small or medium lenses, or one larger, lens. Fits my Sony A7IV with Tamron 35-150MM F2.0 lens. Internal/external pockets for cell phone, accessories, water bottles. The undercarriage tripod straps are single tack stitched so will tear with regular intended use. All in all a good bag for many uses. Currently using mine for audio field recorder kit. I'll report back after 6 months use.

A nice camera bag for a camera, flash and some extras. It didn't have any odor like some things do. Since it is shipped compressed, take some time to open it up.

So after upgrading to a full frame camera (Canon RP), I needed a new camera bag and decided to go with this camera bag and have no regrets so far. The bag is lightweight and there is plenty of room for movement with the shoulder strap. There are plenty of pockets and zipper compartments to keep your small items safe. In my case, I have SD cards, cables, batteries and chargers and microfiber cloth, and still have plenty of room. Likewise the main interior section is padded and roomy, especially if you're a photographer like me who only needs a camera body and one to two lens and/or a speedlight. In my case, I have just the Canon RP and the Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 prime lens and still have room for another prime lens. and/or a speedlight. If you're using a smaller body APS-C or Micro 4/3rds, then you might be able to squeeze in a little more. Durability wise, I would feel safe using it while traveling outdoors and not worry too much if it accidentally dropped from a small distance or bumped into something hard. Obviously I wouldn't want to throw it off of a cliff or into oncoming traffic, but for more normal situations, I think the bag would keep my gear safe. While I haven't tested out its waterproof ability, I feel like it would be able to keep my gear dry if a sudden dour pour came and I had to run to shelter quickly, especially with the rain cover that comes with it (though I still wouldn't want to be standing with it in the pouring rain for several hours) My only complaint is the side mesh pockets cannot hold much. With other bags that I had in the past that also had side mesh pockets, I could easily hold a 12 oz can of soda or a 16 oz bottle of water in those same pockets. With this bag, I could barely put an 8 oz bottle of water. Additionally, its location can interfere with the strap hooks if you are even able to put a bottle in there. So I would suggest to leave the mesh pockets for small thin items like business cards and carry your beverage by hand. As some reviews have mentioned, this bag would be ideal for a photographer who is traveling light, such a going to a local festival or convention, or a daytime hiking trip. In my case I've used it for daytime shoots outdoor without extra equipment as well as going to an indoor photo studio while also carrying my strobes and props in a small rolling suitcase. Overall, I would recommend this camera bag to any photographer who travels light, but want something durable and affordable with plenty of room.

This bag is inexpensive. It is also cheap. First, the packaging-- wrapped in a plastic bag, with a slide holding the bag closed. That's fine. But the slider and the zip tracks, were totally encased in two layers of tape, rendering it unusable. The bag was tucked into itself and crammed into a small space-- practical, but mildly irritating. The rain cover, the partitions, and the should strap were thrown into the bag as well. The rain cover has a tear in the stitching, rendering it useless in terms of keeping water out. In general, it will hold the camera I bought it for (Fuji GW690 rangefinder) comfortably, and the bag seems of reasonable quality, but I wish I'd spent more money.

I picked up this RAINSMORE camera bag for my son’s Lumix, and it ended up fitting perfectly. The size was just right—not too tight, not too loose—and it keeps the camera protected without being bulky. Everything sits securely inside, which is exactly what I was hoping for. It’s also easy for him to carry around, whether he’s just taking it somewhere quick or bringing it along for the day. Overall, it’s a simple bag that does its job well. If you need something that fits a smaller camera setup nicely, this is a good option.