Amazon Basics Camera Sling Bag - 8 x 6 x 15 Inches, Black & 60-Inch Lightweight Tripod with Bag

This is a great bag - I'll get to the likes below - and there are many things this bag has that are better than bags at many times the price. But Bottom Line Up Front - the real limit for this bag is the size and arrangement of the cargo/camera area and the access door. You need to have in your mind that you are going to store only a camera for easy access in the camera storage area (and accessory lenses or other items for slower retrieval in the two lower square areas). However, if you have items in this area that would push your camera out of center, your camera may get hung up on the inside of the door, especially if your camera lives to one side or the other of the compartment. (But if you plan for example to store both a camera and binoculars, and want to take either device out quickly, this may not be best). Otherwise, this is a great bag! The strap is comfortable, and the buckles are in the right place. The Y-strap works very well and the clip is in the right place. The strap materials are great quality. The different storage compartments, such as the top compartment, are great, IF it fits your gear set. Inside the camera compartment the CF card slots are great, and the lid pocket can probably hold a filter or two depending on size. Impressively, there is a little microfibre lens towel attached to the inside of the camera compartment! Nobody does that. The rain cover is great as it is attached at the bottom, and the top has a strap to hold it firmly in place - this is a more secure system than that found in much more expensive bags, and it works great - it will also cover a small tripod if you have it in the side pocket (such as a Joby gorilla). This is a very well made bag with very good features, just make sure you don't plan to overstuff the camera compartment or try to set it up for more than just your camera and lenses - or at least other items you rarely plan to get to. This competes well with sling bags that cost $100 - so if it fits your needs and equipment, don't hesitate.

I’m a casual photographer who uses a combination of Nikon DSLR w/kit lens, Olympus Tough point-and-shoot, and an iPhone 7+. I take most of my shots while biking around the DC area. All of my gear is chosen based on fast access so I can shoot quickly and cover a lot of ground. Even my bike mount for my phone is designed for speedy access (QuadLock).I strongly debated with myself before ordering this $30 bag. The size and features seemed right, but would it hold up? Should I go with the name brand Lowepro Slingshot 102 for $75? Or the updated Lowepro Slingshot Edge 150 AW for $80?Outcome: I ordered the AmazonBasics bag because it was available for 1-day delivery and I needed it right away. Truthfully, I admit I was having a twinge of buyer’s remorse immediately after hitting the purchase button. I kept going back and reading reviews of the Slingshot 102. However, upon receiving it and putting it into action the next day, I can say I made the right decision. Very happy with this little bag!Pros: It’s a very nice knockoff of the Slingshot 102. It only lacks the contrasting gray panels (cosmetic) and the Lowepro logo. Functionally it seems identical even down to the integrated hidden rain cover. All of my usual gear fit comfortably without the need to overstuff.Cons: Wish it still had the blaze orange interior of previous versions, and wish the front pocket with side bellows was just a little bit deeper. Neither are deal breakers, especially the space comment. After all, this is designed as a grab-and-go bag.Comfort: I wore it for over 5 hours at a photowalk on a steamy morning. The straps never caused any binding or pinching. The system worked as advertised every time I dipped into the main storage area. A simple clip release and pivot and I was into my gear. Since then I have shortened the main strap slightly and it feels even better. The padding on the side against your back is surprisingly generous. This is especially advantageous if you wear this bag while biking when more of the weight of the bag will be borne by your back.Speaking of biking, the day after the photowalk I took out my DSLR and the padded dividers and used that space to pack a light jacket on a 15-mile ride. I had plenty of room to spare and may have been able to fit the camera back in there if I chose to, just without the padded Velcro dividers. I haven’t tried packing a regular tripod yet. I use a mini Manfrotto Pixie with a cellphone clip and it fits perfectly in the side pocket.This is a light, sturdy, versatile bag that also scores style points. I am going to put a lot of miles on this one.

This is a review of the Amazon Basics Camera Sling Bag.Summary - This is a very nice Camera Bag, however, I feel it would be more for smaller point and shoot type of cameras. I am using a Nikon D5000 and have three lenses. The bag unfortunately was too small to fit everything I wanted in a walk around camera sling bag and decided to return it.In terms of the quality, it is very well made. The material is stiff-durable and thick. All the hardware is a nice thick plastic (Clips) and the zippers are easy to use - slide and do not snag or bind at all.There is a lot of different compartments and the inner compartment can be customized as it has Velcro pieces you can position to how you like. The bag is light weight and has a nice handle on top. The interior is well padded and I feel it would protect your items well.Price is on par for a camera sling.Limited feedback available in terms of long term or ease of use as I ended up going with a different bag.If you have a lot of DSLR equipment and a larger camera, I went with the Case Logic DCB - 308 SLR Camera Sling Bag. Little more in terms of price, but fits all that I have and I still have room for more goodies.

La uso da 2 anni ed è comodissima per un corpo macchina, 2 obiettivi e un flash + la tasca per gli effetti personali. Ci sta tutto un po' stretto ma ci sta

Perfecto si no ocupas llevar mucho equipo fotográficoO algo solo urbanoYo cargo con mi nikon d7100 y su respectivo battery grip y dos lentes uno acoplado y el otro en el mismo compartimento principal y solo me deja muy poco espacio en ese compartimentoPor lo cual sólo podrás llevar dos lentes algo justos o un tercero pero no lo recomiendo.Los demás espacios son buenos también, en ellos llevo un kit de anillos adaptadores y un kit de filtros ND, pañuelo toma para limpiar los lentes aunque la mochila ya incorpora uno en su compartimento principal o eso me lo parece...La calidad es muy buena y rígida.Espacio reducido pero perfectoBuena construcciónErgonómicaBarataSimple en su manejoPequeña y muy cómoda10/10

Got the Amazon basics camera bag delivered. I am pleasantly surprised by the quality and the design of the bag. I felt as if this bag is tailor made for my everyday carry requirements. I am a cyclist and I was looking for a bag that will keep my mirrorless camera with its 45mm lens attached, lens hood, a few filters, memory cards, cables, spare batteries and a power bank. Wow! This bag will keep everything that I listed and still has space for my smartphone and a few chocolates and other tidbits. Camera compartment has customisable partitions with soft walls. A well thought out design feature is the cleverly hidden rain cover. Oh and a provision for a small- let me repeat a small tripod. Thank you amazon for this excellent product

While I keep my lens etc in a large bag , it is not hand when I go out hiking or field trips. This sling lets me take what I need for the particular event and is easy to carry and use, I have had it out a couple of times and it meets the the requirements I was looking for. It seems well built and I expect it to hold up well. My wife is outgrowing the sling she has now and once she hits that point I will get her this pack as she was also impressed with it.

Es.muy cómoda y práctica para ir por la ciudad con la cámara. Espacio suficiente para el equipo básica de una salida de ciudad. Bien acolchada e impermeable.Solamente cambiaría los enganches del trípode que son muy estrechos y queda un poco suelto.