[Black] I am extremely particular re: my luggage. Attention given to quality, durability, and style. I own other Billingham bags for my camera equipment...& have found nothing better.

[Black] Great bag

[Black] Yes it costs a lot but it's made for a lifetime. Bought it after much consideration to carry a 13 Macbook Air, a Sony A6000 and lenses. For overnight business travel, with just one extra lens (mostly interior architectural photography), there's still room for travel essentials making it a single carry-on solution.

[Yes] I bought this bag after much research. I am a pro photographer and love using some of my good gear when not working but truly dislike lugging big bags when not on a job (like most I'm sure). While it isn't small it is comfortable to wear as crossbody messenger (I'm 5'6 small frame) and it fits my 5D Mark III WITH a 24-70 2.8, my 70-200 2.8, 50mm 1.2, 200mm macro, 600 flash, battery charger and batteries, WITH room to spare. I want to be able to take out/place back with ease and without too much effort. It is also a good looking bag. I'll be back in a few years regarding durability, but it looks well made.

[Black] Bought this Billingham Eventer camera bag for an upcoming trip in December to Europe including Munich, Vienna and Stockholm. Needed a well constructed bag that would hold my Sony DSC RX1RII and my Sony A7r along with two lenses. Also taking a small laptop. While expensive, the bag is made of the highest quality materials and is well designed - and rather lightweight. This bag definitely measures up to the quality of my two cameras and the Zeiss lenses!

[Universal] I purchased this bag to carry my FujiFilm GFX 100ii and a couple lenses. I have the bag set up so that it can hold the 100ii with both the 45-100 lens and the EVF-TL1 tilt adapter attached. I can then store the GF 55 1.7 in the slot behind the camera. Very well made and has more accessory pockets than I will ever need. Excellent quality.

[Black] Solid bag, deeper than the Hadley Pro Large. Quality all the way.

[Universal] I purchased this bag from B&H roughly 15 years ago before it was discontinued. I am happy to see that Billingham decided to give it new life. I remember opening the shipping box and seeing it for the first time and thinking to myself - IT'S TOO PRETTY! What venue am I possibly going to use this in? I'm usually shooting in dirty locations such as chasing railroad locomotives or at playgrounds with my children. I also remember hiding it from my wife because once she saw it I would be interrogated about the cost (The money spent would have purchased a lot of diapers). I thought of returning it for a refund, but this was now impossible due to it's looks. So it remained hidden for a few years until a friend of the family asked me to shoot his wedding. I tried to get out of the wedding shoot because I still did not want my wife to see the Billingham bag, after all I could not shoot a wedding with my beater bag-right? He insisted (knowing he would get a cheap photographer) and I relented. Luckily the wife could not attend the wedding, but I still had to smuggle the bag out of the house. During the wedding the bag got more comments then the bride and groom-HUH? I knew then that I had better not ever leave the bag unattended as it would most certainly walk away. To this very day my wife has never seen this bag. Some nights when I want to look at something beautiful other than the wife I will retrieve my Eventer from it's secret hiding place and gaze at it's magnificent qualities.