Use this Billingham 6-15 Superflex Partition Chocolate Camera Bagin chocolate from Billingham to organize and customize the interior of your camera bag. This divider is compatible with 225, 335, 445, 555, 550, 107, 207, 307, and 307L bags. Billingham recommends using this insert with bags that have chocolate leather trim for a complimentary color match. The partition has large and small sections to store lenses and accessories. The partition maintains some flexibility, so you can fit wider lenses. Hook-and-loop fasteners attach the partition to the interior of the bag and to other partitions.

Interior Divider Insert    Hook-and-Loop Attachment    Customize & Organize Your Camera Bag    Measures 2.4 x 4.7"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. CAn I fit a Tamron 150-600mm inside, detached? And a Canon 5D III with a 24-70 zoom, attached?

A: Highly unlikely; go by the dimensions given under the specs category and do the math. True this is the largest bag that Tenba/Cooper makes but even under those dimensions I doubt that the gear you are wanting to carry would be a comfortable fit. Besides that, it would be very heavy and wear you down slinging it across one shoulder. For carrying the gear you mentioned I would look more to a sling or backpack style bag.

Q: 2. What is the size of the bag laid out flat?

A: It is 11 x 5" laid flat.

Q: 3. I have a Sony A7IV with a grip along with Sony 24-70 f2.8 and 70-200 f2.8 lenses to carry in this bag. I would also like to be able to have the 70-200 attached. Will this bag accommodate these requirements and in what configuration?

A: Having the 70-200 attached would be very tight unfortunately.

Q: 4. Can the two side pouches be removed?

A: No. The side pouches on the Stratus 15 shoulder bag are not removable.

Q: 5. The inside width of this bag is listed as 5..1"/12.95cm (only listed for the graphite color, for some reason). Is the thickness of the laptop compartment - 1"/2.5cm - included in that measurement. In other words, when carrying a laptop, is the space avalable for the camera 5.1" or 4.1"?

A: The space available for the camera will be 4.1''. It also depends on how thick your laptop is. The case can stretch a couple of centimeters and the strap on the buckle will allow you more play connecting the top lid.

Q: 6. What are the actual dimensions of the Tenba Cooper Luxury Canvas 15 bag? The website only quotes box dimensions.

A: Exterior 16W x 11.5H x 8D in.Interior 15W x 11H x 6.5D in.Laptop Sleeve 15W x 10.5H x 1D in.

Q: 7. What are the dimensions for the Steadicam Bag for Steadicam Aero A-15 or Steadicam Steadimate A-30 Arm?

A: The bag is 22 long, 10 tall and 6 wide. It has a zipper along the top and is made for the Steadicam A-15 and A-30 arm.

Q: 8. Has anyone had problems with the "plastic" compartment in the cover? I have heard a couple of stories about it getting brittle and getting holes in it. I don't want to get a bag with a wonderful storage spot that is not useable.

A: We have not received any reports about this issue.

Q: 9. Will a canon 100-400mm lens fit in this bag?

A: Tom, I don't have your 100-400mm lens, but I do have the Tamrac bag in question and the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM lens, which is sized almost identically to your 100-400mm lens. For example, your lens is only 0.1 or 0.2 longer (depending upon whether you have the original model or the second generation, respectively) than mine, but that is an insignificant difference. More significant is that my lens is 0.4 or 0.2 wider, respectively, even though all 3 lenses use 77mm filters, which means that you might have an easier time fitting your slimmer lens into the Tamrac bag than I do with my fatter lens. You'd have to lay the lens down horizontally (either attached to the camera or separated) because the lens is too long to stand upright without the bag having a tightly bulging lid. (I haven't even tried to zip the stiff lid with the lens upright because it would not be easy.) You'd still have to remove dividers on one side and perhaps rearrange those remaining because the horizontal tunnel through the middle of the bag is not wide enough for my fat lens and probably not wide enough for yours. However, when you lay the lens into the bag horizontally, then you might lose the ability to also fit the full complement of accessories that you want to also have in the bag. That is why I prefer to carry my lens separately in Canon's rugged & padded soft case that is provided with the lens, which works for me because this much telephoto is not needed for every shoot, but I consider other items more necessary. (For example, I prefer the EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens for portraits, macro and many telephoto shots.) If you really want your long lens in the camera bag along with other lenses & accessories, then you might prefer to look for a bag taller than the Tamrac Stratus 15, depending upon what else you want to fit in there. An extra inch or two taller might be enough for your lens to stand upright (detached from the camera), which would greatly reduce the size of its footprint inside the bag. On the other hand, if you don't plan to carry too many lenses, then this bag should work great!

Q: 10. does this zip closed or do you use the clips? in the picture it doesnt look like the clips are attached to anything...thanks

A: This bag uses clips and a zipper, if you look closely, the clips are attached.