[0.2 lb / 0.1 kg] less issues with glare

[0.315 lb] It's free real estate.

[0.315 lb] I always carry various types of memory cards, card adapters, and USB flash drives. Recently lost 2 important memory cards and that's why I purchased this case. This case is perfect for keeping everything organized and secure from accidental loss. Case has reinforced sides to help protect contents. Case is perfect size to travel with. Should have bought sooner.

[0.315 lb] great little pouch which matches my orca bag for my zoom f6

[0.315 lb] Perfect for a run and gun day bag. Great quality

[0.315 lb] Excellent product and a must have when using an LCD screen in sunlit areas. Easy to attach and works great. Using it with a Sony PXW-X160.

[0.2 lb / 0.1 kg] Was going to buy the crazy-expensive CRDBAG kit to organize all my film gear but these work just as well with equivalent product quality. Each has a clear slip that you can place labels in. Though the labels aren’t Velcro, after using them I really don’t see any other difference between these orca bags and premium gear pouches such as CRDBAGs which are 4x as much money. Very happy with ‘em.

[0.2 lb / 0.1 kg] This is my second set of pouches from B&H. The patented attachment on the rear is a great idea for hooking onto an Orca bag, but for my work I don't own or use one. I have removed the attachment point from the rear of the front pouch on both sets to cut down on depth and to use the most important attachment feature for me - a Velcro-style hook tab at the top rear of the pouch (image attached).




I have the Velcro fuzz material attached to many of my supports and devices, and this pouch might be one of the attachments at any time.




For the wireless comm devices the pouch is fully open at the top, and mostly open at the bottom with a built in strap to keep the device secure. The build allows for full exposure at top for the receiver's antenna(s), output and headphone ports, and at the bottom to an external battery feed, important during long sessions.




Similarly, this pouch might find itself attached to equipment at the transmitter end.




Great design and product.

[0.2 lb / 0.1 kg] Most hoods and loupes are over-priced and ineffective, so many of us try DIY-ing, which is usually just more cheaply ineffective. This Orca hood is NOT expensive and has its elastic band attached to a plastic cable running around the base, instead of directly to the fabric. The cable seems to stabilize and spread the hood's point-of-contact further around the LCD screen, and the elastic band can slide to the diagonal if that helps to seat the hood on the screen. I use this hood on my Sony PXW-X70 (it was recommended in the camera's user group on FB). The X70 has a touch-screen focus/meter shift function, and this hood is relatively deep, so I use a pencil eraser to touch the screen and rack-focus when outdoors. So far, it's great. Little to no little light leak. Only caveat: the hood has Velcro patches inside it to flatten it for storage, and when mounting it, it takes a while to remind the corners they are meant to be squared. Storing it open in your camera bag with batteries and lens cleaning supplies inside it helps.

[0.2 lb / 0.1 kg] It can fit 3 lavs, 5 sheets of moleskin, a few small ziplocks of expendables like rycote covers and stickies, plus extra random backups like velcro squares and 1/8-1/4 jacks... I have mine packed out as a lav support kit and I'll probably be getting a few more of these. It's just a great little bag for all the lower profile stuff.