The advance lever has a very sturdy ratcheting action (I'd forgotten how enjoyable it is to advance my own film frames!) in one swift movement and retracts to fit parallel with the long axis of the camera body well. Tallahassee Mobile Mechanic

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I have read the amateurs and experts’ condescending and damning reviews including Ken Rockwell’s “run as fast as you can” report. I take no notice, Who cares how many focus points it doesn’t have if a single focus point does it well. Madison On site truck repair

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Colors, saturation, people, pictures all come out looking great. No problems using it in P&S cameras and SLRs. Reliable film, does what it should. | concrete contractor

Oversaturates easily with bright colors

Very sturdy, well cushioned inside, re-arrange-able compartments, roomy, not obviously a camera bag, affordable.

It's not also a jet pack---jk what do you want for 50 bucks you're not going to do any better than this. With the money you'll save you can buy some extra lens filters.

The Kata Dr 461 is a nice sturdy bag, thoroughly padded and roomy. Padded Velcro compartment dividers in main storage part of bag can be detached and arranged however you want to fit your gear. Plenty of room for a decent sized DSLR/SLR with a big honking lens on it and room for two or three more lens. Second compartment has plenty of space for extra batteries, storage cards, notepad--whatever. Best yet the bag easily passes for an ordinary book bag style back pack--IE; it doesn't scream "expensive camera and lenses in this". Definitely recommend it and fairly affordable. I paid $60 for mine, you can get it online from Amazon or B&H or wherever for about 50 bucks. A real bargain, I love mine.