Lowepro LP37142, Nova 200 AW II Messenger Case, Camera Bag, Customizable, Portable, Fits 1-2 Pro DSLR with attached 24-105mm, Compact Drone, 3-5 Additional Lenses, Flash, Black

Great bag for carrying around what you need but not too big or bulky. Made very well.

This is just what I wanted. Small enough to carry a mirrorless camera with L-bracket and 24x70 lens attached, plus accessories. Well designed and well constructed using quality materials. Plenty of pockets and storage space make it convenient to use. This is my new goto bag when I just need 1 camera.

This is exactly the size that I wanted for my camera. As the description says, it fits a full-frame DSLR with a 24-105 zoom lens attached and the photos show my 5D mkIII with the standard F1:4 L kit lens. The main part of the bag is divided with two velcro padded dividers and on one side I have the EW83 hood that fits on the zoom lens and on the other side I have the 50mm 1.4 lens with hood attached (always store this lens with the hood in position or it will get damaged in a camera bag). My 5D3 has a RRS L bracket mounted to it and that makes the camera take up a little more space, but it still fits in this bag nicely. I have room for a wireless intervalometer in the front pocket as well as a spare battery, memory card and other accessories.I don't have a lot of camera equipment and I was not looking for a bigger bag than this. For my use, this was the perfect bag because it holds everything and I can lay it down on its back and the camera inside will be sitting in the normal position.

I own a number of LowePro products and I find them to be a great value for the price. The LowePro Nova 200 AWII is no exception. However, my complaint is not limited just to LowePro products, for I have seen a number of other manufacturers make the same mistake -- that being, they are stuck in the 1980's in terms of interior dividers for camera equipment. Modern autofocus lenses, particular zooms, are much larger than their manual focus brethren of the 70's and 80's, not to mention the added girth of a modern DSLR body. Yet many manufacturers continue to design their partition layout geared toward smaller lenses and bodies. Of course, this makes perfect sense on a small bag that is more likely to be used for a svelte mirrorless system, but if someone decided to purchase a large bag, it's usually because their equipment is larger. Having a bag the size of the Nova 200 with 3 inch square partitions for lenses is nonsensical. Unless you are able to experiment with a large cache of dividers left over from years of purchasing ill-fitting bags, you may just find yourself with one more addition to your collection of bags that don't fit.

Great quality

So the bag is a perfect size for a medium format camera with select lenses and filter set. I use mine for international travel when I am taking only what is needed, like in 2 wks going to Europe, and taking my Fujifilm GFX100 with the following GF lenses, the Gf45-100 ( on the camera) the GF100-200 and GF20-35 along with a Loawa 20mm shift lense. These lenses are huge along with a 100mm filter set.

In the main compartment, I put my:- Camera with standard 18-55mm lens- the backup battery and wall charger under one flap- my 75-300mm lens in the other flap areaIt is all nice and snug.Material is waterproof and seems durable. There is a front pocket which can also fit things, like my backup lens cap since I lose them occasionally. Ok, I lose them often...

I bought a Tamrac Bushwick 6 DSLR Camera Bag last year and thought that it was good, but this bag easily beats it. There is better padding, it has a zip and a snap to close it thus making sure nothing comes out. The rain cover is placed perfectly and easy to use. There are more dividers and there is better padding.I am going to use this on for my Nikon FM2n, several lenses, flash and film.The Tamrac is a good bag, this is better and $27.00 cheaper.