[Black] This PortaBrace Soft-Sided Camera Case does hold a Sony FX6 with 24-105 kit lens, handle and side grip attached. You'll need to remove the LCD that comes with the FX6 (takes 5 seconds).

Inside the main compartment, there's additional space for lenses--not anything in the typical 70-200 range.

I have batteries and other items in the side pockets.

While the bag is described as soft-sided, it's not really soft--it's more than hard enough to protect the camera.

[Yes] Great information. I have the EX-300 but same menu basically. Learned everything I needed to for this camera. Great delivery of knowledge.

[Yes] Very helpful

[1.75 lb] Love it!

[Yes] I bought the PMW-200 and would not use the camera without viewing this video. Very much so a required video for use of this camera.

[Yes] Love the case, and how protective it is on the outside. While we normally go with a hard case, this is pretty protective. Side pockets were spacious enough to fit necessary accessories (two Sony batteries, Tilta dovetail plate, white card, Sony monitoring headphones). You probably will want to grab some microfiber clothes to cushion the inside, as it is very spacious horizontally.

If you go with an accessory cage, you won't have any room vertically in the main section, as the cage causes the camera to sit against the very top of the camera case. This will require some careful maneuvering of your LCD viewfinder; you will also want to make sure no pressure is on the top of your camera case as well.

[Yes] Nowadays, instruction manuals are an experience in frustration. Rather than being something helpful, they are more of an obstruction, almost challenging you to try to understand their twisted English, a translation from another native language. And they usually start with pages of useless legal disclaimers. So, Doug Jensen's line of instructional DVD's comes along and breathes fresh new hope to someone trying to master their hi-tech camcorder. It's just as advertised... an in-depth hands-on workshop showing you how to really get the most out of your new equipment. You are actually looking at the menu screen on the camcorder as he makes adjustments, changes settings, etc. You see the results of what he's talking about in sample short video clips. He doesn't bother to take you through every possible tweak that the XDcam series camcorders are capable of, but focuses on what is profitable in the real world for most of us. If you spend thousands of dollars for a camera, you owe it to yourself to get this DVD. It will be the key that unlocks the potential of your equipment, for a very small investment.

[1.75 lb] Product quality is very good as expected, although the price is on the high side. Bought this mitten to complete my wife's glove layering system to face any cold temperature in our travel.

[Black] I work about 250 miles above the arctic circle and do a lot of photo while at work, so these gloves have been a godsend. Most days are well below zero temperatures (Fahrenheit & Celsius) so having warm hands is essential to staying safe, but also enjoying my time outside. Being able to put hand warmers in the zippered pockets is a bonus for those really cold and windy days.

[1.75 lb] Let me just say I give this 4.5 stars. Pros There are many things I love about this camera and feel that in respect to image quality it is a large upgrade from SLR and in our case the FS100 which I still love for most applications. The F5's dynamic range truly gives the cinematic look that we are familiar with seeing on larger productions. I really love the codec options that this camera offers and find it is easy to adapt to a variety of manageable workflows that are not too burdening. I am really looking forward to some of the higher frame rate firmware updates that have been forecasted. Kit I have had this kit for just over a month now and do feel that it is a good camera kit and value. I do have problems with several of the items. 1. Shoulder Mount 2. Canon Lens Adapter 3. Viewfinder 1. The Shoulder Mount honestly feels a bit useless with this camera. Period. Do not buy it separately. 2. The Canon Lens Adapter does not on the mount properly and is very lacking in performance. 3. I wish I would have gone with the HD .3 more expensive viewfinder and gotten a separate OLED Monitor passing on the shoulder mount. I have a problem with the Canon adapter as it does not fit properly on the PL mount. The Canon adapter also does not stop down or open up in a fluid or reliable fashion.