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The media could not be loaded. Okay this is the DulePro Companion Series Mirrorless Camera Bag with a YKK Zipper in Yellow - please check out the video for a walk through. Its a VERY well-made bag they really thought it out. Its Very Well Padded, claims to be waterproof which given the construction it just might be though I did not submerge it. Its clearly a high-quality bag that includes a sturdy strap, and a padded Velcro interior compartment divider that you can move around as you see fit. Its got a nice soft material panel inside that accommodates the Velcro and also protects lenses against scratches. Inside the top flap there are two accessory slots where you could keep small items like memory cards, flash drives or cords, which is pretty handy. On the exterior sides there are two additional slip in pockets and also a separate padded front pocket that closes with a nice YKK zipper and also appears to be waterproof. I did notice some cross stitching across the entire exterior that Im guessing acts as a rip-stop in case you accidentally puncture the material. All in all, its a REALLY well thought out, ergonomically sound high-quality bag that you could use for any kind of equipment that you want to keep safe and dry highly recommended!

As camera bags go, this is a relatively budget version. It is fairly well constructed, however. Notably, although the top handle puts all the weight on the zipper if carrying it that way, the strap is attached by the sides so when you carry it over the shoulder you are not stressing the zipper. The zipper is a "YKK" and is robust for this type of bag. The reason I purchased it was primarily to use it in a Pelican hard Case. I'm not a big fan of the "pick a Foam" type interior for Pelican cases, so I will sometimes use this type of bag to carry items in a Pelican case. I would say that you could carry a full-frame DSLR with maybe a pancake lens in this bag, but it is really intended for a mirrorless and a small to medium lens, say 50mm or less. Just as an example, the picture shows a Canon RP body and a Sigma 14-24 DSLR-era zoom lens; that rig just barely fits. It has nice pockets on the sizes, and a nice zippered pocket on the back. As this type of bag goes, it is *relatively* small, but if that is your use case then it will be fine. The banana yellow color is unique, and that may be a make or break for some folks. If you are a more advanced photographer going out for a day's shoot, it won't be big enough. But if you need to carry a small to midsize mirrorless, a reasonable lens, and maybe a couple of batteries and extra memory cards, then it will suit the purpose. I have more robust bags, but at a much higher price. If you are looking for a smaller medium-grade camera bag at a reasonable price, this one will do you well. For a frame of reference, I am an advanced amateur photographer.

Bags for DSLRs can get pricey: They'll gouge you because it's "Photo" gear. So this is a nice budget bag. You can tell the material and padding is not as high in quality compared to a brand name bag, but it feels totally durable and padded enough for small gear and it's not bad at all and doesn't feel chintzy. Fit wise, the included pic has a DSLR put in face down width wise with a lens next to it. While it will work, it's a stretch especially if you have beefy full frame cameras and lenses. I'd say this could fit one camera and one lens comfortably. Maybe you can get a 2nd lens in there if you have micro four thirds or a small full frame prime. The center divider folds in half to conform to a DSLR going inside with the lens attached. So if you have a DSLR with a lens attached, you could fit a small accessory or Nifty Fifty sized prime under the left side of the camera body where the divider flap folds. On the inner roof of the top flap there's two accessory pockets with a loose opening. I really wish they could be zipped up or come with Velcro as I'm dubious if something may fall out. There's two OPEN side pouches for junk and a main front zipper pouch which is snug, but I can fit a Tascam X8 inside. The shoulder strap included will be fine for most, but I'm 5'7 and it seemed a bit short for me. It was not at all uncomfortable, but people 6 feet or taller may find putting the strap on cumbersome and the bag may hang too high against your ribs, but you most likely have spare straps laying around and people often toss them, so not a huge deal. The main pouch opens in a different direction that the front zipper pouch...which visually looked awkward to me, but is actually beneficial as you'll have the opening of the bag facing you as you reach for a lens and keep pickpockets away. I'm not putting in my camera and putting the bag underwater, but the material did resist water and it beaded up and rolled off. The water was still beaded when I wiped it off. The only thing is the zipper will be the Achilles heel. Usually water proof bags have a flap over the zipper and the zipper here is exposed and has none. In some ways the water resistant material may exacerbate rain - the water may bead up and roll in mass into the zipper, where as a normal cloth bag would absorb-stop a rush of water and be thick enough not to leak inside if you get caught in rain.