KoolertronPadded DSLR Camera Insert Shockproof Camera Bag Insert Camera Partition Protective Bag compatible with SONY Nikon DSLR Shot Or Flash Light

This bag with compartments can easily transform any bag into a camera bag. The orange colour is very cheerful and makes it easy for me to find what I need in my bag. There are 5 dividers each removable with velcro but I am personally only using two, one for my camera, the other for my camcorder.Iike that this orange bag has two handles to easily take it out of my camera bag. It seems well made. Let's see how it stands the test of time...

This insert is ok but feels quite thin material. Found another that was cheaper . Had 3 storage pockets and a hard lid not a pull string like this.Returned

Having just bought a new camera and two lenses I was looking for a useful camera kit bag. This design appealed to me as it is idea for use with a medium back pack, and so does not advertise that you are carrying expensive camera kit, while also allowing you to carry a few other items in just one bag.I am using a Sony A6000 with two E-mount lenses, and this case is idea for that sort of kit. There is room for a small SD card holder and two spare batteries, as well as the camera, including standard lens, and a 55-210mm lens. Each item I have in their own padded cases or batteries in hard cases, and they all fit neatly into this case. The padding is good, and with individual cases for my camera and lenses, this is more than adequate protection for my kit.The adjustable dividers work well, although they do tend to grip before you can get them in the right position, but once there they don't move on their own. The drawstring and the top soft cover works well at keeping everything place, but it is easy to reach into my rucksack and pull out whatever equipment I need. With the clearly separated compartments, everything stays in place, so it is easy to find what you want without even having to look into the bag, as you can soon become used to the feel of the layout.Recommend this as a good camera kit case for use with a rucksack or similar bag.

If you are starting out in DSLR photography and only have the camera and lens and haven't invested in a photography bag yet, this is ok as a standby to protect say, a medium DSLR and superzoom, meaning you can have it safely in the bottom of an ordinary smallish rucsac.But it's certainly no replacement even for a basic photo rucsac.So all in all, ok as a stop gap.Edit, Here in Sept 21 came back to buy another one just over a year later to find the price has doubled since I bought the last one. Nearly £28 when you can buy a decent amazon proper camera bag for £23, I know everything is going up but if a £1000 camera is still £1000 how can this bag more than double?

I've been looking for something like this for about a year, and had resorted to cobbling together one of my own - but then happily came across this.I have proper camera bags for proper jobs, but wanted something discreet and easy for travelling and just being out and about. This does exactly what I wanted: slides into an ordinary bag and protects my camera. (Ideal for hand luggage). I bought this for the Fuji XT1 and it is perfect. It leaves enough gap at the other end to fit either the X100 or my Leica or Nikon 35mm. It comes with four dividers: I used the small ones to create a double level base, thereby allowing both lens and body to be supported and the larger ones to split the compartment.The one word of warning...What it won't do is take my DSLRs.... it might be OK for the small size entry level ones, but any of the serious ones are too big. It would fit with the lens off, but I never want to carry a camera with the lens off.

Bought this to place in one of my backpacks, because I couldn't afford the right size backpack for casual journeys. I was originally putting my camera in the bottom of my backpack with a load of padding, and I was constantly cautious of putting it down. Now I regularly use a Canon DSLR with a 24-70 lens, this lens is not small. Putting it in this case, it's not exactly ideal. Mainly because of the width of my lens. I didn't feel comfortable putting it in this for that reason, I did try it in, and put it in my backpack. But the lens was protruding out, more than it was before it was ever placed in this bag. Don't get my wrong, the bag is awesome for small bits and pieces, and probably would've been ok if I removed the lens from the body and placed them separately. But when I'm out, riding, I just want to be able to take my camera out, take photos, then put it back. Not to construct my camera at the same time.Still awesome for camera gear, and I will probably use it more for my film kit, than my digital kit.

Absolutely perfect for me to use it and put my camera in! it fit my camera and two lenses which is perfect for me to carry around, and it is not big at all! there are so many camera bag, but they are really big to carry around, for putting a camera body plus two lenses. This is amazing!! really recommend to buy, I can easily to put this into my toe bag, i do not need to bring a big backpack just to fit my camera bag. Also, it is really good quality!!

I use this to put my compact underwater housing (with camera inside) and accessories in when travelling with a backpack hand luggage on planes. It keeps everything nice and snug in the bottom of my bag and gives it brilliant protection.I usually wrap the underwater camera housing in a lightweight quick-dry towel and then wedge that in this insert and then place this insert in my backpack. More than enough protection for everything and it’s pretty lightweight.I like the Velcro inserts to place around as well, give flexibility depending on the size of your gear.