Camera Backpack Purse Bag

[0.5 lb] I like to bring my D300 with me even when I don't want to carry a camera bag. With this cover it's protected in my purse or backpack.

[Black] I really like this bag. Handy compartments inside and out. Opens up so I can use it as a camera bag and a purse.

[Handle] This is perfect if you want to throw a camera into any backpack or bag

[18 x 12.6 x 7"] I sometimes use this for a small camera bag but mostly use it as a general backpack.

[Pink] Keeps my camera protected in my purse

[Touch-fastener] I have a very large camera purse, which is great for camouflaging my expensive camera equipment. However, it feels heavy on my shoulders pretty much right away. This chest vest is ideal for a small woman who needs to walk around with her camera. It fits my 85 mm and 35 mm and then some. I somehow managed to fit my Velo white balance contraption into one of the slots without any effort, despite it being quite wide. My husband questioned whether the bag could fit my camera into one of the pockets with one of my long primes attached. Oh but it can. It also makes it easier to swap out lenses. My back isn't sore when I carry this bag around and I may use it for hikes as well. I love all the pockets and the different ways this bag can be worn: front, back, two straps on one side for a cool look.

[Clamp] Love it! It takes up very little room in my camera bag or purse and works exactly as advertised. I was surprised by how sturdy it is. Well-made. Very reasonable priced too.

[Universal] The reality is that I need variously sized bags for different jobs/excursions. If it's just to go on a trip, I can slip my little mirrorless in any handbag. If it's for a job where I need a flash, 2 - 3 lenses and a laptop, I have a big camera bag. If I'm traveling or need two flashes or to cart around my 70 - 200, then I'll use my rolling camera bag. If I'm hiking, I'll use a knapsack. But I was missing something to carry a body, a lens, a wallet, a phone, a flash and an iPad in a purse that doesn't scream camera bag. And to be honest, I probably need that at least half the time. This is a gorgeous back, beautifully designed. If it were just a purse, I would love it. I love the thick strap, it's easy on the shoulder. I love the way you can leave the purse open, and the insert lid is attached to the side with velcro so it's heard open too, which means I can reach into the purse with out fumbling around with a flap, which is extremely annoying. It's just a very well thought out, high quality, useful and good looking bag. Five stars. It's not cheap, but it's less expensive than keeping on buying a series of quality bags that you don't feel like using because they are not quite what you wanted. I used to be guilty of that. Now, I just buy the best I can afford, because quality is a pleasure to use and it lasts.

[Zipper] I was looking for a purse style camera bag for while travelling or just out with the family. But most were way too big for me - the more room I have, the more I carry and then it gets too bulky and heavy to tote around all day. This is a great size allowing me my camera, an extra lens and my wallet (and the other flotsam you carry around daily) without weighing me down. Only thing I would like Is a pocket inside for my iPad, but I can live without that.

[Canvas, Leather] but a little small for what I was looking for so I returned it. I liked the compartments and it's great for a smaller camera (my Sony a7 with the 35 mm lens fit well and it would hold another lens), but does not have very much room for anything else. It would be a nice bag as a purse (or man purse). I also find it awkward to remove a camera from a bag that has a zipper opening. I like the idea, but when I actually withdraw the camera I have to give it all my attention, use both hands and I am wary of scratching the camera against the zipper. Again, a person preference thing - not a flaw in the bag design.