[Brown] The 207 camera bag is perfect for carry 2 mirrorless cameras and 2-3 lenses plus other accessories. It's a beautiful bag. My 4th Billingham bag.

[Universal] Getting ready to go on a trip in a couple weeks I thought I'd like to find me a bag light weight to create just a two lens kit to keep that weight down. �
I have owned the Billingham 207 for 4 or 5 years and when loaded down with my A7II and three lens 135 batis, FE35 1.4 and the 16-34 f4 and then miscellaneous stuff it wasn't so much heavy but more bulky.

So I just about order and ThinkTank Retrospective 5 (looks like a nice bag). Then I got to looking at the my Billingham and figured out if I remove the bottom padding I could scrunch the bag down and have what I was looking for in the ThinkTank bag (ease of use might not be quite as friendly for some).
So now when I travel I leave the bag stock before getting on a plane or whatever then once I get where I'm going I re-adjust and carry just only what I want for the day.

[Zipper] It become a part of life now

[Zipper] Wow, what an awesome bag! Built like a British Tank (a bit heavy), but well thought out and well padded. I did purchase a replacement divider (11-15 Superflex divider) so that it would fit my Rolleiflex 2.8F, but I fit it in next to the standard, included divider, and it worked out great. I'm partial to the black FiberNyte bag rather than the ligter-colored bags, even though the black bag is a dust-lint magnet. I like the bag very much!

[Zipper] I use this product to carry my nikon d4 with two prime lens, (the old 20mm f.3,5 UD and new 35mm F.1,4 G) and the new zoom 70-200 vrII. I'm very happy for this bag because is small and pretty

[Zipper] I hesitated getting this bag for quite a while because it indicated only capacity for a 13" MacBook, and a response from B&H customer service indicated the same. I wish I had not waited so long. My 15" 2017 MacBook Pro fits in the padded compartment easily with a (small) bit of room to spare. It easily accommodates an E-M1.2 w/ 12-100mm lens and 60mm macro with some room to spare for other accessories.


This is a "just right size" bag for field work. With the dividers removed, there is plenty of room for other non-camera equipment or use as an overnighter as well. This is the perfect complement to the cavernous 555 that holds the full complement of equipment when I travel. I only have several weeks of wear on the Hadley One and a year and a half on the 555. But neither has been treated gently and the Hadley One has been used in rocky, dusty, hot desert conditions in the field and still looks new. I expect that my children will be enjoying these bags in the (hopefully) far future. It is expensive, but of a commensurate quality.

[Yes] I have a couple Billingham bags including the 335 and 307. 207 is my third one. Yes, it is a pricy by it worths the money you spent as it will last for many years wih my expensive photographic equipment as the other two Billingham bags I already have. 207 is a good size bag with my Nikon D3s, 14-24, 24-70, 135 and SB900. Give it a try and I am sure that you won't feel sorry with your purchase and will enjoy using this bag as parts of your gears.

[Zipper] Sublime materials and construction.