[Canvas, Leather] great bag. lightweight & very comfortable. I carry my Fuji X-Pro-1 with a mounted 32mm lens and the 60mm fits just fine down in the bottom. The front pocket holds an extra battery an other accessories. It's a quality bag sure to last for a very long time.

[Clog Bolt, Flap] I love these Bellingham bags. �great quality and craftsmanship and protect well from the elements. �This bag is particularly good for my Leica M and a lens or two. �also a few accessories like battery/SD Cards, and lens cloth. �that it's small is the key. �if you are carrying anything else, you'd need a bigger bag.

[Shoulder Strap] In addition to the bag, I purchased the Billingham leather shoulder pad and Billingham Avea 3 pouch. I keep my keys in the pouch with a pen and my Sony RX100M7 in the bag separated by the divider. It works beautifully. I'm more organized than I've ever been. I love having my camera with me at all times and still have room for other important things that I normally carry. With the pouch attached, it still looks neat and not too big. A friend thought it looked great and I feel great with it. I plan on getting the same set up in black and tan for winter.

[Foam, Nylon] This is my 5th Billingham bag, purchased for my new Fujifilm X Pro3 and 16-80mm zoom lens. As with all Billingham bags, the design is classically beautiful and construction top notch. I removed the padded dividers and placed 4 backup batteries in a padded case on the bottom and the owner's manual along the back, which left just enough room for the camera and attached lens. In the front pouch are a slim battery charger, SD card holder, lens tissues and brush, and a blower. My only wish is that the front pouch closed with a more secure zipper, as on my other bags, than a single snap. Also a pad for the strap (I borrowed the one from my Leica bag). This will be my new travel bag. It's the right size and provides excellent protection for its contents.

[Shoulder Strap] but a little too small for what I was looking for. I spent quite a bit of time trying to convince myself I could make it work, but in the end I made a different choice. I was looking for a bag that would hold my Sony a7 with a 35 mm lens (and another lens down the road) and some other things. The camera equipment it could handle well, but it got a little small with the other things. It feels comfortable to wear - not too big or bulky. The inside top flap may have gotten on my nerves down the road, but it does offer good protection. Really nice looking bag.

[2] Perfect for my Leica CL and extra lens when I want to travel light.

[Shoulder Strap] Very useful to carry Nikon D90 with extra lens had it with me on a rainy day and it worked awesome.

[Foam, Nylon] I wanted a classy, simple day bag. This fits my Canon 80D easily. Lots of room with a small 50mm lens, and will also fit with a small telephoto lens attached. The bag is beautiful now I understand all the hype. :-)

[2] I have several Billingham bags accumulated over the years, and I am sold on the quality and styling. I recently bought this Digital Camera Bag for a smaller walking around camera - usually a Nikon Z30. I had hoped with the Z30 I could also carry an additional lens. but there is not enough room for the lenses that I use, so I attach an Avea 7 end pocket when I want to carry an extra lens. I like the overlapping top cover that fully covers the top opening and no top zipper for easy access while carrying over the shoulder. The all sides and top and bottom padding does an excellent job of protecting the camera. The front pocket is adequate for two extra batteries, extra HD cards, lens cloth, etc. My only con is that apparently the Billingham bags and end pockets no longer come with those nice waterproof sacks that I have found so many uses for in the past.

[Shoulder Strap] This was purchased to tote my newly acquired Fujifilm XE-1 digital camera. The thing I like most about Billingham bags is the feel of the canvas cloth used in them. It's not the coarse, scratchy ballistic nylon that most bags are made of, but more like fine twill, very rugged, but smooth to the touch. The leather work is exceptional as well. The closest thing to a negative I could think of is that getting the velcro dividers positioned is a bit tricky, but I found using a large index card would allow me to get them placed where I wanted them. I then slipped the card out and pressed the velcro to the interior and the problem was solved.