Billingham 555 Mkii Camera Laptop Bag Khaki Tan

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Carry and protect your camera gear in the stylish khaki and tan Billingham 555 MKII Camera Laptop Bag Khaki Tanfrom Billingham. This large bag can comfortably fit two DSLR or Mirrorless camera bodies and several lenses, and a 16" Macbook Pro. There is a main compartment and ten pockets including a full length front pocket, two front external dump pockets, two front internal dump pockets, and a rear zip pocket. Additionally, there are four internal pockets in the main compartment. You can organize the main compartment of your bag with either of the included Superflex Partitions. Carry your bag with the leather top handle or shoulder strap with a removable leather pad. You can also attach your bag to your luggage handle with the luggage sleeve.

10 Pockets Large Main Compartment Shoulder Strap Leather Grab Handle Removable Leather Shoulder Pad Fits a 16" Macbook Pro Luggage Sleeve Quick Release Clog Ball Straps

Key Specs
Color	Khaki Tan/Beige / Tan/Beige
Carry/Transport Options	Shoulder Strap, Trolley Sleeve, Handle • Padded Strap: Yes
Type of Closure	Main Compartment: Zipper Secondary Compartment: Flap with Quick Release Buckle
Interior Type	Insert with Adjustable Dividers (Hook & Loop)
Laptop/Tablet Compatibility	Single Compartment: Fits 16" Apple MacBook Pro
Water Resistance	Water Resistant (Material)
Dimensions	Exterior 18.5 x 12.6 x 9.8" / 470 x 320 x 250 mm Interior 17.3 x 10.2 x 5.9" / 440 x 260 x 150 mm
Weight	5.22 lb / 2.37 kg
Parameters
Camera Compatibility	Universal
Carry/Transport Options	Shoulder Strap, Trolley Sleeve, Handle • Padded Strap: Yes
Type of Closure	Main Compartment: Zipper Secondary Compartment: Flap with Quick Release Buckle
Interior Type	Insert with Adjustable Dividers (Hook & Loop)
Laptop/Tablet Compatibility	Single Compartment: Fits 16" Apple MacBook Pro
Features
Bottle Pocket	No
RFID-Blocking Pockets	No
Stand/Tripod Holder	No
Security Lock	No
General
Water Resistance	Water Resistant (Material)
Maximum Volume	0.4 gal / 1.5 L
Padded Interior	Yes
Dimensions	Exterior 18.5 x 12.6 x 9.8" / 470 x 320 x 250 mm Interior 17.3 x 10.2 x 5.9" / 440 x 260 x 150 mm
Weight	5.22 lb / 2.37 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	5.14 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	19 x 13 x 8"

16inch MacBook Pro or smaller device in front full-length pocket
Two DSLRs with lenses attached like Canon 1DX, Nikon D6, Canon 5D, Nikon D850 plus extra lenses
70-200mm Lens
DSLR or mirrorless camera with up to a 14.5" lens attached
Two or three mirrorless cameras with lenses attached, e.g. Fujifilm XT-4, Sony A7IV, Canon R6, or Nikon Z7 with or without a battery grip plus extra lenses
Medium format cameras like Fujifilm GFX 100, Hasselblad H6D, Hasselblad 500CM with extra lenses
Some large format cameras that can be folded relatively flat

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this fit a Canon EOS R with RF 14-35mm f/4 Lens attached?

A: Yes, the Vanguard VEO range 21M will accommodate the following lens and camera combo while allowing a end-user to fit in much needed accessories as well.

Q: 2. Would this bag be sufficient to use with two Nikon S3 2000 rangefinder cameras with two 50 mm lenses, a 35mm lens and a 105mm lens?

A: I would recommend the Billingham Hadley Pro bag, that would be a better fit. You can click on the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3dngfSO

Q: 3. Where do you find the raincover? I've been through every pocket and pouch. Otherwise, bag is exactly what I was hoping for.

A: The rain cover is on the back slevve pocket of Vanguard VEO RANGE 21M Small Messenger Camera Bag. It can be access through the button and it has internal velcro closure to prevent the rain cover from slidding out. The bag also has a label indicating where the rain cover is.

Q: 4. Next Generation really means closing the remaining US manufacturing and producing all Domke bags in China?

A: All Domke bags are made in the USA. The Next Generation bags are a new line of bags which are different than our Heritage line of bags. For more information please visit a href= https://tiffen.com/domke/ target= _blank https://tiffen.com/domke//a

Q: 5. Can it fit an iPad Pro 10.5 with smart keypad cover?

A: The specifications state that it can take a 9.7 tablet. Therefore we will take them at their word and say that anything larger will not fit.

Q: 6. Will this fit a Nikon 3500 with 2 lenses? I have a telephoto lens as well as a 55 millimeter lens. Sorry if this seems confusing, I'm just getting into photography so this is all new to me.

A: Yes, the Vanguard VEO RANGE 21M small messenger camera bag will accommodate the following camera and lens combo.

Q: 7. I own a Fujifilm x-e2 with a 18-55 lens, later certainly one or two other lens and a flashlight, and I want to buy a Billingham bag. I hesitate between the Hadley small, L2, f2.8, Leica M and Hadley pro. Who can help me finding the best model (not too big, not too wide, with possibly additional pockets)?

A: The Leica M bag would accommodate your camera and lens and a couple additional medium size lenses. It would not accommodate a 55-200 as one of three lenses in the bag. The front pocket is a decent size for accessories, battery , flash etc, Beautiful bag,

Q: 8. Will this bag hole a Leica M10-R and lens with Visoflex attached plus 3 additional M lenses, and Flash?

A: Yes, your gear should fit in this bag.

Q: 9. Will this fit the fujifilm X-T30 with 50mm lens and zoom lens 50-230 mm?

A: The Vanguard VEO RANGE 21M Small Messenger Camera Bag will fit a Fuji XT30 camera with the 50mm and 50-230mm lenses.

Q: 10. Is there a insert available to separate the space a little more?

A: Search the B&H website for Domke GearProtex or visit the link belowa href= https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=domke%20gearprotex&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search= target= _blank https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=domke%20gearprotex&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search=/a

MIFCNM	29/09/2024
[5.14 lb] This bag is great for travel and a mirrorless system. If traveling light is your goal, you will be pleased. I put an iPad Pro 9.7, Sony a7II 24-70mm f/4 attached with room for 24-240mm and 50mm lens or a 70-200mm, with room for batteries. The quality of the bag itself is bar none. The leather trim is a nice touch and the canvas feels really durable but soft. The other great thing is that it doesn't look like a camera bag which is exactly what you want when traveling. Definitely worth the purchase. 5

Sangdok	24/09/2024
[5.14 lb] Usual Billingham quality small case. So far I’m using it to carry M5 with 35mm lens one day and Rollei 35 Ricoh GRIII on other days. Great small bag for everyday use dressed or not. Now I’m wishing the depth dimension be tad smaller for less protruding element from one’s body, especially for NYC. 5

anyonymous	16/08/2024
[19 x 13 x 8"] I bought this bag to act as a camera bag and a carryon bag for the airline. Off to Africa, severe limitations on cabin luggage in small planes and didn't want to carry camera bag, plus backpack. This bag seemed to cover both needs and it does. Beautifully made and a bit of a TARDIS inside. Quite slimline (good) but takes my Nikon 7D with 400 lens attached easily. I don't travel with huge amounts of gear, but this covered the extra lenses, a bit of clothing, travel documents, ipad, small cosmetics bag etc. I'll offload some of the camera gear into my beloved Billingham photovest once in Africa. Haven't found a negative yet and don't expect to. 5

Christopher	17/07/2024
[Universal] I really wanted this bag to work, but it was just to small. Coming from a Kata/Manfrotto bag which has multiple pockets and compartments and could hold my equipment... the Billingham bag was just not big enough. It was an awesome bag, quality materials, and looked very sharp... just wasnt big wnough and needed to be returned. 5

Zachary	19/06/2024
[Yes] I have three Billingham bags; a Leica Combination (my favorite for a Leica and three lenses) a Hadley Pro (my Nikon SLR and four lenses) and then this S4. I use this S4 when I am photographing events and want to have multiple bodies so I dont have to change lenses as much. I like that it is wider than the Hadley Pro, as I often like to use external finders on my Leicas, and for that, the Hadley is a little too narrow. When I use this bag I often have an M6 with a 28mm lens, an M4 with a 50mm lens, and then an FM2 with a 180mm and a 105mm. This allows me to work quickly and respond to changing environments. the front pouch is large enough for filters, a light meter, and some film, but I feel that it is just a hair too narrow. I really like the larger pockets of the Pro and the Leica bag better in that regard. A shoulder strap is really a must for this bag if you have it loaded out and are carrying it for more a while. I also like how this bag has a zipper that you can use to keep dust or prying hands from reaching in. It also has a design that lets you tuck the zipper out of the way when you need to move more quickly. The zipper and this tuck feature are nice and also the two main downsides of this bag. Because of the zipper, this bag is a bit less waterproof then say the Pro or the Leica bag which have a top flap completely covering the opening and in S.E. Asia downpours have kept my gear completely dry. I fear that if I was using this bag in that kind of environment that the zippers are the area where water can enter the bag from the side. The other downside is that when you have the zippers tucked away, there is an opening on the sides that can let in a lot of dust. I love this bag and have enjoyed using it over the past 1.5 years when I have a specific event that I am photographing. For a daily bag and a travel bag when I am carrying it all day, I take the Leica bag, and the Pro is for when I am using my SLR and need to take my 180mm or 300mm lens. 5

Garth	23/04/2024
[5.14 lb] Carries my digital SLR with a couple of lenses and is very well protected. It is easy to get the equipment in and out of the bag. 5

Armond	30/11/-0001
[Yes] I own the Hadley Pro and was unable to arrange the interior to fit 2 or 3 Fujifilm X-T1 cameras with larger zooms attached (plus the usual extras). The Pro simply was not wide enough. This problem was overcome with the design of the Billingham S4 bag. Although both bags have roughly the same exterior dimensions, the S4 is easily configured for my needs. As expected, both bags feature the quality and attention to detail this manufacturer is known for. Now all I have to do is live long enough to wear out them out. 5