Amazon Basics Large DSLR Gadget Bag for Camera Storage with Shoulder Strap, Black with Grey Interior

Just received this today (happy mothers day to me!) And am pleasantly surprised by its sturdiness considering the price. I'm a hobby photographer, I don't post 100s of pics for everyone to see, it's literally just for me to take pics of my kids, cakes or cats and store them on my laptop lol. I'll start with size: I purchased this bag to to keep all my camera supplies in one safe place and to have something other than an extra purse to lug stuff around whilst crossing my fingers that nothing gets scratched or dinged. For me, this bag is perfect. It fits my canon 5d and my canon rebel perfectly. But I'm choosing a new flash atm (tossed my old broken one) and am crossing my fingers that it will also fit the soft box, flash and those accessories for it as well. As you can see from the pictures, the bag is just shy of a perfect fit for 2 cameras. It came with 4 compartment separators, I am only using 2. There are plenty of extra nooks and crannies to keep everything organized as well; the 2 side pockets are perfect size for my battery chargers (but these are not padded at all). The front compartment has pen holders, a pocket for randoms and a mesh zipped pocket as well and is lightly padded. The main interior has another mesh zipped pocket on the lid which I'm using for memory cards and there's also a built in thickly padded storage against the entire wall that slightly takes up some expensive space in the main area for whatever it is you need to throw in there. I'm thinking my soft box will fit nicely there.. So size wise for hobby photographers, this bag is perfect. Not too big, not too small. Material: The quality is more than I could have asked for for the $25 spent. Exterior material is sturdy and thick. They've lined the whole bag with heavy duty padding to a point that i don't think I'd have a heart attack if my bag dropped. There are a couple of loose strings which I plan on snipping off but other than that, the exterior is built to take a beating come rain or shine! The interior is thick, soft and will padded as well. The compartment dividers are also very thick and the Velcro on those babies means business. Once it sticks, it STICKS. It's so sticky, I put the extra 2 dividers into separate Ziploc bags to make sure they don't stick onto anything they shouldn't. Overall, I think this is a great buy for a great quality camera bag if you plan on using a single camera with a couple various accessories. If you have more than one camera, plus flashes, and/or lens, you might have to Tetris it around a bit but it might still work. If I buy more stuff, I will definitely be purchasing a second bag just for accessories since I know I can trust the quality. **Took a million pics for anyone that's like me and wants to see EVERYTHING along with size comparison :)

The Amazon Basics Large DSLR Camera Bag is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a functional, durable, and affordable camera bag! My husband is a photographer and videographer and has been using this Camera Bag for several months now. This bag offers excellent protection and organization for his camera, lenses, and other equipment; perfect for both photography and videography shoots. The interior is well-padded, providing solid protection for multiple lenses and other accessories. The customizable dividers allow him to arrange everything exactly how he wants it, keeping his gear organized and easily accessible during shoots. The compartments help prevent equipment from shifting around, ensuring everything stays in place even on the go. Even if I have to search and find somthing for him, I can easily do so because it is so well organized. The bag is spacious enough to hold his main camera, several lenses, batteries, mics, memory cards, and additional accessories, but it’s still compact enough to be comfortable when carrying. The padded shoulder straps are ergonomic and make it easy to carry even when it's fully packed. Plus, the front pocket provides extra space for smaller items like memory cards, batteries, and cables. As for durability, this bag has held up wonderfully, with regular use. The material feels sturdy and well-made, and the zippers glide smoothly without any issues. Even after heavy use, the bag shows no signs of wear and continues to protect all his gear effectively. For the price, it’s hard to beat the quality.

I have a Canon RebelT7 and it fits perfectly with two lenses and extra room! The bag is bigger than it looks in the Amazon listing. It’s stick and soft on the inside. There’s a double layer on the top to help with weather resistance which I really appreciate. All the zippers are easy to use and you could probably add a small lock to the top zipper for added security. The shoulder strap is good for the product but I have my own strap that I prefer. There’s plenty of storage room. I have my batter charger and extra batteries in the side pocket and all my cards fit it the lid zipper pocket. It’s easy to travel with and not too bulky. I love this bag because it’s easy to travel with and I can fit much more in it! Love how easy it is to use.

I've been using this bag for a few months now, and use it to carry my Canon Powershot SX50 camera (and the SX40 before that.) It's well made, and the detachable velcro compartment separators work great. I also carry a tablet, several spare batteries, a table-top tripod, and a 'travel' tripod, as well as a remote shutter release and extension cable. It fits all of this stuff easily, and I'm also able to stuff a light jacket in as well, so I'm covered if it gets cool out. What I don't like about this bag is the shoulder strap and the tripod straps. The tripod straps are simply too small, even for my travel tripod, which requires me to place 2 of the 3 legs into the straps, and then I have to use an additional velcro strap that I added to one of the tripod's legs in order to keep the 3rd leg secured. The pad on the shoulder strap is curved, which at first seemed like a good idea, however after a couple of months of usage, it's become apparent that it was actually a bad idea. The reason I say it was a bad idea is because it is causing the strap to 'bunch up' within the pad, right where the curve is, which is now causing the strap to put more pressure on a smaller section of my shoulder as opposed to distributing the weight evenly across the pad. On top of that, the nylon clips on the strap squeak like nobody's business (my wife has actually taken to calling me "Squeaky" because of the noise it makes.) In any case, I ordered a new strap that has a straight pad on it and metal clips, so I'm hoping that will alleviate both the squeaking and the way the strap bunches up within the pad. If it weren't for the shoulder strap and the way-too-short tripod straps, this bag could have easily earned a 5 star rating from me, but I had to knock a star off because of those issues. Pros - Decently sized bag, with good padding and internal velcro compartment dividers that can be rearranged to suit the equipment you're carrying. A padded pocket inside, that is useful for carrying a small tablet. Lots of pockets and compartments to hold your additional memory cards, cables and other accessories. Cons - Curve in the shoulder strap's pad causes the strap to 'bunch up' within the pad after some usage. The nylon clips used to attach the strap to the bag are very noisy, and the squeak has not gotten any better after several months of use (in fact, it gets worse if you add more weight to the bag.) Straps for tripod are way too short, and are actually better suited to a monopod. Edit on May 3, 2014 - I purchased a new strap to replace the one that came with this bag. The strap I purchased is Clip On Travel Strap , which has metal clips (so there is no longer any squeaking), and the shoulder pad is sewn into the strap, so it doesn't slide around nor does it bunch up anywhere, since it doesn't have a bend in it. I also purchased some velcro straps Velcro Velstrap Cinch Straps, 18 x 1 Inches, Black, 2 Pack (90107) that I worked into the tripod strap clips, and now use those to secure my tripod. These work much better than the tripod straps that are already on the bag, if you're using a full size tripod that won't fit into the existing straps.

Outstanding bags for the price. I have three of these - two orange and one gray. One bag holds a full-size D5 or DLSR+Attached battery, plus a 35mm film camera, a GoPro, and all the accessories, cleaning, filters, and charging equipment. Each of my bags are setup as a fully self-contained "kit" for specialized uses. A bag will easily fit a D5 or D200+Battery Pack; GoPro + Spare Case & hot shoe mount; Nikon FM2 35MM Film Camera; Six rolls of film; Two hard memory storage cases; Full cleaning kit, chargers, filters, spare AA, AAA, and DSLR and GoPro batteries, etc... Attached pictures do not do them justice. One trick is I leave the lens attached to each camera. You can easily carry a camera and three full lenses if you wish. The best part of this bag is the "double top" the "outer hood" flips over and buckles shut. Under it a zipper lid stays closed over your gear, keeping it dust free. I use waterproof spray and either silicon or beeswax on the zippers because they will spend their fair share of time in the rain/mud/snow/whatever -- Expect to trash at least one of these a year if you are an active outdoor photographer. But that is more the abuse of the equipment than the equipment itself. The setup in the pictures works best for me - but there are a lot of other good examples shown by other reviewers. As for color - Orange is better than Gray in my opinion because gear is easier to see inside the bag with that contrast. I would buy more colors if Amazon sold them however, just because my kids are specialized for different use-cases. The way I have these bags setup is: 1) 35mm Film Landscape and Macro 2) DSLR+35mm Portrait and Street Photography 3) DSLR+35mm Generalized Travel Photography I will convert my Nikon full-size bag to an Amazon bag when it wears out. I can't say enough about these bags from a functional use perspective. They are not pretty, or leather, or designer - but for a functional hardcore photographer, these are ideal. Features I like: 1) Size Zipper Pockets on each side: Big enough to put charger, wires, and USB cables in one side; and batteries & lens/body caps in the other. 2) "False Pocket" inside the bag: You will notice a battery bank, hot shoe mount and hard memory case stuffed into the "false pocket" inside the case; Below that stuff are two filters in plastic cases -- it works absolutely brilliantly. 3) Front large external zipper pocket: I stuff the strap and a trash bag in here. It has what I consider to be a useless sewn-in pocket on the inside, but aside from that, I like the generous size of that front pocket for bulky cables and crap that just doesn't fit neatly in the case. 4) Netted pocket on inside of inner-lid: Perfect for wipes, DSLR sensor cleaners, thumb drives, extra eye-pieces/black-out eye pieces, etc.. 5) Size above all. If they made this bag literally one inch wider and deeper it would be 1000% perfect, but that is also personal preference. Everything in this bag fits perfectly snug, and I can roll, twist, turn, and flip upside down and nothing moves. It is really a well-designed bag if you do your part and configure it appropriately. Things I don't like: 1) The strap for the bag has a hideous "Maxi-Pad" looking shoulder pad that is essentially useless. The strap also has bulky plastic hooks. The strap is so useless it should go directly to the landfill from the manufacturing line. Because I am able to separate it from the bag and burn it, the rating of 5-stars is still appropriate for the bag itself. 2) "Tripod Retention Loop/Buckles" on the bottom - They are kind of useless. I used Velcro to stuck them in so they don't flop around like a ragbag. I tried attaching a tripod and a mono-pole to them at first, but it makes the bag awkward and other than the fact they can provide spare buckles if your primary ones break - they are nothing more than an example of what looks good on a whiteboard doesn't always translate into what works in real life. 3) Not enough rubber/feet/clearance on the bottom bag pads for what I do. My bags will be sitting in mud, wet surfaces and other unfriendly places. I don't think Amazon can really be at fault for this however - they did a great job with the bottom skids for 99.9% of consumers. 4) Plastic anchor loops for the crappy plastic and maxi-pad shoulder strap: These are sewn-in. No plastic should ever be used where a critical anchor point is needed. These should be metal, or just a heavy sewn-loop of canvas strap. Again - this will probably be okay for consumers, which this bag is made for - but plastic for an anchor point? Really? That said - they are pretty robust pieces of plastic crap. Comments and Observations: 1) I would buy different exterior and Interior colors of this bag. They only come in black with choice of orange or gray interior. If Amazon made more color options, I think they would sell a lot more of these. I would buy them in different exterior colors without a doubt. 2) I think the way the straps come together with the Velcro handle could be improved. It isn't bad, but it isn't really great either. It is simply functional and unremarkable. This is being as hyper-critical as I can on the product - because it really is an amazing product overall, for the price, and the fact that it is designed for consumers and not professionals. I hope this review helps you make your choice.

Review: As a pro photographer, I'm always on the lookout for reliable gear to transport my equipment. While I usually haul around a huge backpack, sometimes it's nice to have a smaller bag for a single camera with a lens and a speedlight. The Amazon Basics Large DSLR Gadget Bag has been a great solution for me, and here's why: Pros: Compact Size: It's the perfect size for carrying a camera with a lens and a speedlight, making it easy to grab and go. Organized Compartments: The bag has multiple interior compartments and exterior pockets, which help keep my gear organized and easily accessible. Durable Material: Made from thick, durable polyester, it offers good protection for my equipment. Comfortable to Carry: The bag comes with top carrying handles and an adjustable shoulder strap, making it comfortable to carry around. Affordable Price: It's reasonably priced compared to other similar bags, offering great value for the features it provides. Cons: Limited Capacity: While it's great for a single camera setup, it doesn't have the capacity for multiple lenses or larger gear. Bright Interior: The orange interior is bright and helps in finding items quickly, but it might not be everyone's style. Verdict: Overall, the Amazon Basics Large DSLR Gadget Bag has been a fantastic addition to my gear collection. It's perfect for those times when I don't need to carry all my equipment and just want a lightweight, easy-to-carry option. The organized compartments and durable material make it a reliable choice, and the affordable price is a bonus. If you're looking for a small, practical bag for your camera and a few accessories, this one is worth considering.

Okay. It's smaller than I'd imagined from reading some of the reviews here. That's my mistake and no one else's. In 20/20 hindsight, I do think this is a very convenient and practical bag size. So no complaints. Just an education. The bag quality is very nice and the ability to configure the primary interior space is about as good as it gets. There's also a very nice space for flat manuals and paperwork, plus plenty of other sections that should cover most minor added needs. I find that it will hold one full frame Panasonic S5 IIx body, one modest 20-60mm kit lens, and one small additional lens (100mm macro, just released, about the size of the kit lens and about half the size of all its other competition.) Plus manuals, charging cable, and other small bits. However, it will require one whole additional bag just to hold my 70-200mm f4 lens. So I will be buying a 2nd bag for that lens, with some hope of including the 1.4X and 2X focal extenders. As more lenses for this Leica L mount system are yet ahead, perhaps still more bags. This does mean I now need bright and readable outdoor bag tags. Something like what's used for backpacks or luggage, with custom lettering stitched into a distance-readable tag. That way I know what each is carrying without having to open the bag. I like the bag and will buy more.

The medium is a decent budget bag for smaller DSLR camera/lens combos (or superzoom point-and-shoots), but after adding a DSLR with 55-250mm lens and small hood (must be laid sideways), there's not much room inside for anything else. There is an outside pouch (still covered by the flap) for other small items, but as a budding wildlife photographer, the jingling zipper pulls are an annoyance I will have to address. The dual hook-and-loop-closed battery-sized pockets at the base of the flap (right over the camera, when flap is open) are great for quick and easy access to spare batteries or memory cards. The internal tablet pouch also works well for printed manuals, lens paper, a small notebook, and/or other flat items. EDITED TO ADD: I have now also purchased the Large case of this style, and have lived with the Medium cases for several months. The Med cases are holding up well under field use, but it took quite a bit of time/effort to quiet them for use around wildlife. Between the clinking of the zipper pulls as you move (now replaced with short paracord loops), and the squeaks/rattle of the sling swivels, they are a bit noisy when you are trying to be quiet. Eventually, I silenced the swivels by squirting them full of silicone-based glue and "freezing" them into one position, but the squeaking continued until I discovered the snap-clips were rubbing on the attachment points on the bag body. This was difficult to localize, as the noise propagates up the sling and sounds like it's coming from somewhere else. I lined the snap-clip hooks with a fabric tube, and that stopped the squeaking noises right away. The flap on the new-to-me Large bag was squished in packing/transport, so it doesn't cover the entire top of the bag. I am trying to "stretch" it back into shape, but may end up needing to re-shape it with some sort of internal ribbing. The hook-and-loop fastener strips that tacks the top cover flap to the top zipper flap (two flaps, nothing in between, looks like the second flap was added as an afterthought?) is also a potential source of noise when trying to access the bag quietly, and I'm not sure how to handle this problem. Has the same noise problem with the sling swivels as the Med bag; this time, I may just cut the swivels/snap-hooks off the sling and replace them with paracord loops. TL;DR? Summary: bags are useful, but you may have to make many modifications to meet your needs. After living with them for several months, I've reduced my rating from 4 to 3 stars.

Esta mochila es una de las mejores opciones que se pueden hacer si como yo no buscas llevar una mochila mas grande y estorbosa, esta es para ir ligero y sin tanto equipo. Yo la uso con mi D500, un 16-80mm con su parasol y un 70-300mm, aparte cabe sin problemas el cargador, cable, e incluso en la parte trasera tiene un espacio donde cabe perfectamente una tablet, además de que trae otros compartimentos pequeños para memorias y accesorios pequeños.

Canon R7, RF 100-500mm, RF 18-150mm, RF50mm, 2 cases for batteries, mobile charger, lens caps and body caps, notepad an pens, remote release, camera manual, and lens cleaning kit all fit in the bag under the zippered down internal flap, which is under the padded top section. The 100-500 is not attached to the camera and lays along the bottom of the case along with the 4 spare batteries separated in a padded area at one end. The camera the other 2 lens on fit comfortably on top of the 100-500 ... but separated from the 100-500 by a foam pad which was part of the bag. The side pockets are home for the charger and ceaning kit. The 100-500 can stand up in the case but it is a very tight fit and the zipper is very tight. Well made and the long strap is comfortable on the shoulder. The hand hold is very strong. Great for packing the gear for a trip ... I use a large Ape Case for walking with the large lens attached to the camera. Recommended for travelling by car or plane. RTC

Muy bueno, relación precio calidad es excelente. El material es bueno, y el diseño es básico pero funcional para lo que es. Para salidas cortas y llevar cámara, dos lentes y accesorios, es muy buena.

Es la del interior color gris. Me costó poco más de 11 €. En ella cabe mi reflex Nikon D3100 con el objetivo 18-55 montado. A su lado el 55-200, con su funda protectora y parasol. También he metido el cargador de la batería y dos filtros con sus estuches. Todo va sujeto pero sin apreturas. Aún se puede meter una tablet de 7" o algún manual de la cámara por ejemplo. En los bolsillos auxiliares hay sitio para tarjetas y baterías de repuesto, gamuzas y demás complementos de poco volumen. El acabado es estupendo, igual que las que he visto en tiendas a más de 60 €. Tiene una larga correa, ideal para llevarla como bandolera, cómoda incluso para personas altas y grandes. Recomendada para guardar y transportar un equipo fotográfico estándar.

Nice gadget case - Good size and with good padded protection all around. Has a padded slot for tablets and 2 adjustable padded spacers. Under the cover there's a zippered pocket, 2 packets with Velcro covers that have a slot for memory cards or other small items. There's also a larger zippered pocket on the front under the flap with 2 mesh pockets. The strap has pad that makes it quite comfortable . This bag has plenty of space for the collection of gadgets I take with me when travelling, including an iPad mini, an iPhone 6, a compact digital camera, over the ear headphones, external hard disk, a 15,000 mAh power bank, and their various chargers and cables. And as with all AmazonBasics products I've purchased to date, quality is very good. Excellent value for the money.