[Manual] I’ve been using this bag on all of my outings for quite a while now and I’m very impressed, I carry my camera and a super telephoto lens so it’s just my everyday going out lens since I capture wildlife, but it also holds extra batteries, my GoPro and my lens caps as well. It’s a very nice bag especially when out hiking for long periods of time. I will say if you are taking a regular telephoto lens you can definitely hold multiple lenses in this bag too but I just carry my 28-400mm so it’s just the one. Definitely recommend it.

[Manual] You've read all the reviews so what is there to add you might asK? Only my own impression that this is the finest camera I've ever used...it preforms beautifully and with the incredibly large files sizes the images are magnificent. This is truly one exceptional camera!

[Yes] There are many great attributes about this camera, but the one that surprised me the most are the excellent JPGs it produces. After working over my RAW photos I compare them to the out-of-camera JPGs and find that the GFX 100S JPGs are always better. That's not always been the case with my Sony and Canon cameras. The GFX 100S is a fine stills camera and I'm glad I made the jump.

[1] very happy with this bag. holds my A7 III and Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN II Art Lens very well, and there's even enough space to hold a flash and some extra batteries.
very high-quality material and very durable. used it in rain and the bag kept my gear perfectly dry.
lastly, it's very comfortable.
Highly recommended for street photography.

[1/3" CMOS] I'm totally digging the bag. I'm a photography newbie and I've never been a bag person, but this is a pretty sweet bag to carry. I think its comfortable, and easy to access your camera.. Just swing it under your arm, unzip and access your gear. I like the size as its not real bulky. Its a nice grab and go bag. I think i saw some reviews complaining of the long strap. I dont see that as an issue because they have a loop that you can slide down to the end of the strap and it keeps it from just hanging.

[1x HDMI Output] I've had my 100S since the Fujifilm embargo lifted on March 11th and it has been absolutely great. I am an enthusiast, not a pro photographer, and take primarily landscapes, gardens, architecture, travel, and urban-street subjects. The 100S has been fun and rewarding to use.
The image quality detail, dynamic range and colors are breathtaking. I bring up an image in Adobe Camera Raw and the Fujifilm profiles are all so beautiful but different. One profile will almost always fit like a glove for a photo that I select. The new Nostalgic Negative I've used quite a bit in landscapes. The Adobe profiles are very good also but they usually are not what I select.
The 100S is comfortable to handhold and the lenses are very well crafted and bring me back to my Hasselblad 503 CW days. I recommend the Fuji handgrip also, it conforms well to the hand with camphered bottom edges, much more comfortable than L-Brackets that I've used in the past. It's Arca-Swiss dovetail works well with my RRS equipment (see photo).
So yes, except for photographers specializing in Birds or high speed sports action, if you want the very highest image quality, I fully recommend that you buy the 100S.

[1x HDMI Output] I have a larger sling bag and several other camera bags, but I wanted something smaller for longer travel. I was able to get my Canon R6 and R7 and two lenses in this bag for the travel part, then carry one or the other camera with lens when walking around my destination. Just what I was looking for.

[1x HDMI Output] VERY SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE TO CARRY VARIOUS THINGS

[1x HDMI Output] This is my first Sling Bag. Construction and material are very good, and it's big enough for a DSLR, two Lens and battery pack.

[1] Perfect bag for my mirrorless camera (X-T5) with two extra lenses.