[Black] Plenty of space and depth for my large and medium format gear. I have 2 of these packs. Great fit. I take this for miles and miles of hiking and it never lets me down.

[0.5 lb] Only had it about 2 weeks now, but it's like a new girlfriend. It looks good, it feels good, I walk it around town on my new A7S ii and people stop and stare. Really happy with this lens, I could get into specs and nerdy stuff but there's something to be said for something that just works and feels right, ya know? Great lens thus far, sturdy too, hope to be together for a long time ;)

[Neoprene] Based on prior reviews, I had medium expectations for this pack. I bought it specifically for 4x5 kit. The dividers are set up a bit wrong for a 4x5 body like my Toyo 45A, but I made it work. Overall there is a ton of space. I have my Toyo in there plus l lenses on boards, light meter and accessories. There is still more room for a couple of lenses and some other gear. The two 4x5 film carriers on the side are a nice bonus. They work great and would cost $70-$80 if purchased separately, so the $149 for the entire kit was a great value. Now, I will say that this pack is not up to the build standards of Think Tank and others, but it's 1/3 the price. I shoot 4x5 infrequently, so even at the lower quality, this bag should last me many years. I'm happy with the purchase.

[Neoprene] I bought the Lensbaby Velvet mainly for making flower abstracts and the manual-focus lens is perfect for this. The optics produce a beautiful look. At f/1.6 everything has a soft, glowy blur. At f/16 the subject is super sharp. In the middle, about f/4 or f/5.6, the center is sharp and the rest softly blurred. If you are not accustomed to manual focus and step-down metering there might be a significant learning curve to using this lens properly. Not for casual photographers who use their DSLRs like a point-and-shoot. Perfect for serious shooters who are interested in both the technical and creative sides of photography.

[Neoprene] Fits the lens great

[Neoprene] Just got this lens and love it. It brought me back to th days in which manual focus was king. This lens, contrary to what others say, is not that difficult to use. I found it to be rather simple. The good thing is that you can actually see your picture on your viewfinder and adjust before shooting. It is well built, not too heavy and not light. If feels right. The images that comes out of this lens are outstanding. Good lens to have to shoot some unique portrait shots. The bokeh on this thing is insane and very creamy.

[Neoprene] Like using these for protection from bumps, dings and dirt. Wish they were a bit grippier on the inside to prevent sliding, but still a great product.

[Neoprene] I purchased a used Crown Graflex Large format camera with a reflector back. The f.64 is a reasonable price in comparison to other large format backpacks that cost twice its price. It has enough room to hold my 4x5 large format camera, the reflector back, another small camera, and accessories. The film pockets are removable, padded, and fit the 4x5 film holders.

[0.5 lb] I had tried simpler Lensbaby lenses but never really liked the basic ones because they were too fidgety. I suppose the composer pro might have improved results, but this is a far superior product for roughly the same money.

[0.5 lb] It's a good fit. Will protect against dings and scratches. A little pricey, but I'm not a seamstress so I bought it.