peacechaos Men's Canvas Camera Bag Leather DSLR SLR Camera Case Vintage Camera Messenger Bag Shoulder Bag Sling Bag (Dark Grey)

I wanted a camera bag that didn't scream, "I've got thousands of dollars worth of camera equipment in me!" This is a great looking bag and not immediately recognizable as a camera bag. I like the rustic look, and it fits my camera body + 2 lenses, flash unit, charger and batteries and still have a few open pockets to hold phone and keys. The padded insert is yellow, making it easier to spot the lens cap you're looking for lying in the bottom. (They get "lost" in black interiors.) After reading another reviewer's complaint that the strap was poorly attached, I checked mine carefully upon delivery and it is stitched quite adequately, I do not fear a strap breaking off. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Great Bag! It's bigger than you think, I don't know why most people here wrote that it's small, It's not small at all! I would actually prefer it to be a little smaller but, hey the bag is great so no complains here :) everything you need can fit inside (I use a Nikon D50, not the newest camera but I love it, an extra lens and a flash) , it's comfortable and I will definitely take it to our next trip abroad, I added some pic's If someone want's to get the proportions of the bag, I know other comments helped me decide so, i hope this helps someone else as well.

Very cool looking bag! Seems to be very well built. I was worried about capacity but it fits a Nikon D7200 full size DSLR with a Tamron 18-400 lens attached, a Nikon SB 800 flash, a 50mm prime and a set of extension tubes in the main padded compartment. External pockets carry two spare batteries, 8 AAs for the flash, charger, corded cable release, and still have an empty zipper pocket. I also like the idea that the yellow padded insert can be removed and used to convert about any backpack to a camera bag. The only thing I would change is a different connection for the strap. If you are right handed it’s great but for lefties who want to carry cross body with the bag on the left hip, the pad on the strap is curved the wrong way and can rub on my neck. The strap is permantly attached or I could just turn it around.But that really doesn’t bother me that much. I’m used to using right handed stuff!!!! I hope the bag holds up as I think it will because I really like it.And the folks who can’t handle the smell I don’t think that’s a deal breaker. Yeah it smells like my old canvas tent in Boy Scouts, but that only brings on good memories. Very impressed with the bag. Very pleased.

I purchased this for a European trip to blend in with the locals using this type of bag. It turned out that I was the only one carrying this type of bag, despite what we have been told about European men's bag carrying habits. Still it just looks like a shoulder bag that you are carrying, rather than screaming "I'm stuffed full of expensive camera equipment!"I ended up removing the insert and found that I was able to hold quite a bit more stuff, albeit with somewhat less padding. Still, I suffered no problems with the enclosed equipment. I especially liked how the top zipped closed to make access by pickpockets a little more difficult when passing through crowds. The interior zip pocket was also handy for small items (lens cleaners, memory cards, dust brushes...). I used the outside pockets to carry a spare battery and cord to charge my phone and a notepad and pen for the many historical sites visited. The side pockets were largely unused because I felt that they weren't very secure with the leather flap covering the pocket.I would like to see the addition of a second internal pocket for larger items, like my 77mm filters. I kept them in the bottom of the bag and one case ended up cracked from some impact or another.All in all, I'd say that it is a recommended purchase. The price is quite reasonable (I got the light coffee color as it was $10 off) and the bag seems to be durable enough for the long haul. It won't replace my regular camera bags, but it's a nice addition for occasional light use.Cheers!

Very comfortable bag to carry. Shoulder strap contour keeps strap on shoulder nicely. The combination of padded insert and canvas exterior contribute to comfort, durability and protection for the camera. However, the insert lid and zippered top make access less convenient than the single lid of most camera bags. The max interior height is a Nikon D40 with 70-300 VR lens with the camera body on it's back at the bottom of the insert ( 8 1/4 inches) Any taller or wider (more than 3 inches) at the top, the zipper requires a lot of fussing to close and this combination requires careful zipping. There is just enough height to get the canvas zipper closed. There is additional room for another lens or two and other gear in the front pockets and inside mesh pocket of the insert lid.By the way, the canvas zipper is brass, so paraffin (candle wax) lube increased the ease of operating the zipper. The front pocket flaps are fastened by snaps which take a little effort to get snapped. The top lid "snaps" are actually magnetic imitation snaps. They hold the lid straps but are not intended to allow the bag to be carried by the top straps.The bag is not the most efficient to use but makes up for some of that by being comfortable to carry, softly contouring to your body.. And when on location, leaving the bag open provides quick access to camera and accessories.I like the "rustic" aesthetic, protective insert and canvas and comfort. It carries what I need to carry and I enjoy the bag. Not perfect, but I like it better than ballistic nylon bags I have carried.

Bought this to take with me for a 2-week jaunt around Europe. I wanted something that would hold my DSLR securely and more importantly, safely. What I love about this bag is how comfy it is when slung across my shoulder, the number of pockets it has (zipped and otherwise), the removable padded camera bag (with zipped pocket and adjustable walls) and just how good it looks. I was worried about the contents when it rained and though not waterproof, everything was dry. An excellent purchase and well used.

I was looking for a new camera bag for my upgraded Canon Macro lens. This one caught my eyes for its simple designs. I also like the colour and material. The product looks exactly the same as in the photo, well made. The inner pocket is very flexible for different sizes of lens. Since I mainly use my lens for fungi foraging, I can use one of the 3 pockets to store knife, magnifying glass and antiseptic liquid. It is worth mentioning that the bag can also be used as laptop bag if you remove the inner pocket. Very good buy!

Not only does it look stylish but it also really protects my camera and lenses. Because the internal housing is easily removed, the bag can double-up as a general carry-bag for laptop, tablet, books etc.. I have taken it out in the rain and everything stayed nice and dry. I especially like the velcro fixings for the compartments in the inner section. This provides all the flexibility I need. A great purchase.

Bought because of Craig Adams, I lost the little magnet bits within the first two jobs which also meant I lose two Sony a7s £50 batteries which really sucks, good for carrying lenses and audio kit though

OMG I love this bag, Perfect for my DSLR (Canon) I onlt have one lense so it's perfect for me, but would safely carry 2 I would say. I keep my Go Pro in the spare part, which is also really handy.Thank you so much guys.