BesnfotoCamera Bag Small Crossbody Camera Shoulder Bag Purse Waterproof Canvas Cute Compact Camera Messenger Bag Case for Mirrorless DSLR SLR Women and Men

The bag is well made, well designed and carries nicely off the hip. You can open the zippered top and use the flap to cover if you like. This offers additional protection from the elements, but then you can access your kit quickly. Alternately you can leave the flap folded back for easy access. In either case the bag rides well and makes it easy to access your gear for a lens change.I use a Lumix GX85 Micro 4/3rds and run with three lenses, the largest is a 100-300mm (300-600mm 35mm equivalent) and the gear fits well in the three configurable spaces within the main compartment. The additional pouches provide room for additional filters, batteries, etc.Overall I am very happy with the bags quality, size, how it carries and how easy it is to access my kit.

I wanted a small bag, with 'back bone' to carry a MFT camera, that did not look like a camera bag.What I mean by 'back bone' is simply a bag that is semi ridgid when open or empty, with out going to a hard shell.It is my experience that bags with out some back bone are frustrating to load and turn in to 'Mexican finger traps' when trying to grab a camera.This bag works, Thank You.This bag does hold a Lumix G9 with Rokinon 12mm nicely. (with hood fitted!) That is a fat around lense.The G9 with the lumix kit 12-60 zoom with hood fitted slides right in.There is room for a bean bag, thick wool bandanas and a bag of rice.Keep it simple!The pocket has no trouble swallowing up; an air blower, lense brush, micro fiber cloth, body cap lense AND a small point and shoot Lumix FS7.Alternatively, with the divider in, it is a roomy bag for an old Lumix GF1 with 20mm fitted, once again with lense hood and any number of choices of another lense. For me generally a Lumix 42.5mm , yes leave the hood on. This situation can be reversed. The 20 can be stashed and the 42.5 deployed on the camera. Either way a small bean bag (try a 'Hacky Sack') is nice to have in there.I am taking time to review this bag because I like it so much.The build quality is excellent .I wanted the tactile feel of natural fiber, and it's anti static properties.I did not want magnetic snaps, or a velcro closer.I may block off the velcro and add a buckle, or snap.The zipper feels pretty good, it deserves lube.If I where to pick nits, the zipper sliders(Nice touch two!) when fully open get lost behind the generous D rings.I may put bigger colorfull pulls on.I like the size of those rings and how well the carry strap works.I can not speak to durability as it has not seen much use.I expect it will wear like typical canvas.Zippers are often a weak link. Sharp turns can be trouble. Time will tell.This bag is a fit for my needs!Good News. Chris

All the camera bags I've had tend to be fairly deep, meaning front to back, and that's great when you're packing a lot of gear. Packing for a trip to Italy I wanted as small a bag as I could get and this looked like the Besnfoto would be that.First off, the bag size is much more compact than my others so I'm pleased with that. It's also more well made than I expected and actually great looking compared to the black nylon bags I have.When I ordered it, I was just planning to use it for my Panasonic FZ1000, but had half-hoped I might fit my Sony A7ii mirrorless with two lenses. The Panasonic fits fine with room to spare. The Sony was a no-go, although I think it was just the lenses I have: 28-70mm and 70-300mm. I think with a prime and maybe 28-200mm lens it would just fit.I almost was going to take a star off for the top flap - it seemed unnecessary especially with the velcro closure atop a zipper closure. As it works out, it's great to secure a small monopod and I realize that flap will provide additional weather protection.There's a deep front pocket which accommodates memory cards, batteries, cords, etc. Kudos as well to the strap, which is wide enough to be comfortable and plenty long so you wear it across your body. Altogether a pretty nice bag at a great price.

I really like this little case. It was the only one I could find that was the right size, a quality look and did what I basically needed it to do. Incredible for the price! I don't know how the manufacturers can make this case with all its quality features for the sales price. All that being said, I would have been happy to pay a bit more for a few more features like a more spacious front compartment, a couple side flap pockets for bits and pieces like cables, filters etc. Even a net pocket in the underside of the top flat would also be nice. I would have paid another $10 (roughly an additional 50%) for those. But for the price, this is a great small travel small equipment bag (I bought it for my new DJI Pocket Osmo 3 whose provided bag does not fit but if you break down the bits and pieces into a couple small soft bags it all fits in with room to spare and a smart phone on a "Shift Cam" will fit in just fine). Also if you are bumping shoulders with crowds, the velcro back strap to attach it to your belt along with the velcro fastened top "messenger bag" flap can help evil doers from sticking their hand in the bag to lift out your valuable equipment. The only down side of that is your own ability to quickly access your equipment yourself since the interior zip flat will not stay open or folded back on its own. I just received this and have yet to see how it works in the field. I bought it for a trip and will see. But it is a step up in looks from my ancient, faded and stained current small travel photo bag that looks too ratty for decent restaurants and hotels. So a 4 thumbs up. The last star would have been awarded for those really helpful small additional pockets that are lacking. Hopefully the manufacturer will make an upgrade in the near future for an expected additional supplement of price.

Super cute and compact. It fits my CANNON DSLR camera very well with extra space for a few different lenses. Love the olive color and cross body strap.