[6.8 x 4 x 2.2"] It's hard to find a small compact cary bag that isn't bulky like a camera bag. I've gone through several including the 3L peak design bag. This bag is perfect. If you're a street photographer look no further, you can slip your camera in the bag and won't draw any attention besides it's stylish look. You can even slip a point and shoot film camera in the front pocket with ease.

[Built-In] After purchasing a Pentax 17 camera, I was doing some comparing of pouches that would be the right size. The first one was too small for anything other than the camera. The Long Weekend allows you to useit for the camera and also leaves just enough space for an extra battery. Another P&S that I have had for a while had a small pouch too, but now has enough space in an additional Long Weekend pouch for it, the charger, an SD card pouch and 2 extra batteries. Being a bicyclist, these cameras will both see some trail usage. The new Watson batteries for the Sony also fit in the pouch, with just enough space for two.

[6.8 x 4 x 2.2"] I bought this bag through the used department of b&h photo.

I wear this pack every day and I love it.

After 3 months of use, a small piece of plastic has chipped off from the male portion of the buckle. It's still fully functional so nothing major.

I keep my wallet and coin purse in the front zippered pocket, my airpods live in the velcro pouch, and then a mix of keys, spare camera batteries, charging cables, pen, lighter, wireless pack, micro fiber cloth, ear plugs, pocket knife, and an allen wrench are all held in the main pocket with room for me to hold a spare lens when frequent lens swaps are in my future. It's great for holding all the little things you need access to at a moment's notice.

I highly recommend this bag.

If I could change one thing about its design, it would be to make the bag slightly wider and incorporate a small pocket, on both sides and sized to hold a roll of film, where the bag and belt portions meet. Hopefully, that makes sense! This alteration would make it the perfect bag in my eyes.

[f/9 ] Bought one for my Alexa Classic to handle the weight of that camera - also the Arca compatibility was a major factor. Great piece of hardware.

[Fixed Focus] I had the short micro arm that came with my LowDown kit. I liked it, but wanted more versatility so I got this longer one. Super strong, super flexible! I use this extra arm to do all sorts of stuff, from holding my actual DSLR at an inverted angle, to mounting my monitor, to holding a microphone, light, u name it this guy does it.

[Standard 35mm] Bought this for my new point and shoot camera and it's the perfect case. The material is great and I feel good about taking my camera to travel now

[31mm] This is probably the single best arca swiss plate series I have used. It feels very solid and I am confident with using it to attach tripod heads and sliders with heavy loads. This model I am using for my vintage Canon nFD 400mm 2.8L and It is perfect for adjusting balance when I have a camera with or without a monitor attached. The length is slightly longer than that of the tripod foot but this is a very minor issue. I can still grip the foot for transport and the plate does not interfere too much with comfort. Handholding this 11 1/2 lbs monster may not be ideal, but when I do it a few times, I still does not feel too uncomfortable with the plate attached. While I see some other potential uses for this plate (Large cameras, slider support, or other instruments where large adjustment is required), this seems to be best applied to super telephoto lenses. In regards to this plate and the other plates in this series, I would highly recommend the Kessler Kwik Plates. Really the only con is for most of these you have to pay for shipping. Luckily this one was in stock so shipping was free. When paired with the simply brilliant Kessler Kwik Assembly, this could completely speed up your setup and breakdown times giving more time to relax or shoot.

[35mm] I love this little bag! It is the perfect size to fit a point and shoot camera, as well as throw in your bag! Seems good quality as well!
I would recommend

[Standard 35mm] I have been looking for a practical tote bag for a while. Most tote bag is just a bag where you dump all your stuff in. Not huge fan of doing that since everything will just be tossed around in the bag. However Long Weekend Beacon Tote was exactly what I wanted. It has so many compartment I can organize my things easily. Perfect when I go out and do some street photog.

[Built-In] I have a set on each of my cameras. Allows for moving cameras to slider to tripod to monopod with ease. The long plate is great with my FS7. It allows me to easily rebalance the camera depending on the lens being used.