strong with sturdy cushions

space too small.

Tamrac is advertising this bag as capable of holding 1 lens a flash, and an SLR body with attached lens. my N70 (with PRIME lens 24 and 50) barely fits on this bag; the SB-28 will not fit on this bag. so you can forget about buying this bag if you have a F5 or any SLR with its optional motorized grip.

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Tough and durable.

it's a little on the small side with a lense mounted to a body.

i think it's a great bag, and a great company. the only downside is that i didnt see it in person before buying it, otherwise i would have gone with the next size up or two.

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various bags in the store, but bought it mailorder. used a computer backpack before.

-Compact
-Stylish, good build
-Adjustable compartment pads
-Relatively large front pocket
-Film pocket
-Handle on top of bag

-Limited by size
-Short strap

As far as overall quality and design go it's a good bag. Its size makes it great to take along on impulse day trips. I have a Pentax MZ-3, which is probably the smallest full-fledged SLR, so I don't have any problems with its size. But I can totally see how others with bigger cameras may. The short strap doesn't sit on the shoulder well and makes it a little hard to carry on the diagnal shoulder. Consider this a 'My First Camera Bag' or a quick trip bag. I'm considering a backpack or a larger slim-style shoulder bag but right now I only have one body and a couple small lenses so it works fine for me. One more thing- it's way overpriced in Japan.

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