Pros: Spacious, orange interior - you can fit a lot of stuff and won't lose sight of components. Three additional spacious pouches. Shoulder sling includes a pad. The bottom of the bag has two rectangular rubber spiked "feet" for added traction. Overall high-quality construction. Includes two foamy separators for the main compartment, which are held by two Velcro lines along the sides of the compartment; they are easily repositionable.

Cons: Ugly orange interior (if color matters to you). On a more serious note, there are two strange design quirks. The front-most tertiary pouch is secured by a zipper, as all the other pouches are, but there's a fastener covering it as well - it's quick to undo, but it seems to serve no purpose other than to hold down a flap with the company logo. Also, the main compartment opens facing you. This would make it awkward, though not impossible, to unzip the compartment with the bag slung across your shoulder.

Overall Review: The main compartment easily fits my E-VOLT 410, a lens, two stacked lens shades, and has room left over. As of now it's easily the largest bag at this price. Even though I carefully looked over the dimensions, the bag feels somewhat big. Then again, I'm still used to tiny camera bags that would fit point-and-shoot cameras.

Pros: A very usable camera bag. No real problems with shoulder strap rings being in the way of top zipper. SLR body, three lenses, one a 70-3000mm zoom, and accessories. I use it as a travel bag and use a smaller holster bag to walk around. It is flexible. I also have a med.format and digital slr. I swap the dividers to carry what i need for a day and use it to pack for a trip.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Considering buying another one.

Pros: Bag is very well built and has plenty of storage capacity. I have my Canon T1i body with one lens attached and a second zoom lens in the main compartment with plenty of room to spare. I can easily fit all of my accessories in the additional compartments including, charger, AV cables, additional battery, additional SD cards and quick start guide. With all of that in the bad, I still have one side pocket that is completely empty.

Cons: None that I can think of. The main side pocket has a buckle on it and also a zipper. Not sure of the purpose aside from extra security?

Overall Review: I had been shopping for a Camera and accessories for weeks before making the purchase on Newegg. Other bags available at retailers in this size and quality were in the $50 range. For $20 I couldn't have asked for anything more.

Pros: Spacious for one DSLR and one Nice lens on the body, or camera body and two lenses. like a 18-200mm lens. Woven Nylon. Strap with some non nylon fake leather like material sown to the nylon. Overall light in weight. Pockets. Good for carrying batteries, cables, lens cleaning stuff and other things. metal hooks/clamps (Nice !).

Cons: None that I can see.

Overall Review: Rubberized bottom. Zippers are good also. Surprized actually that a bag like this is at this price point. similar Bag would be 3 times the price at Best Buy stores.

Pros: Seem durable, I found out it's water resistant (thank goodness),

Cons: Some of the threading has started to come undone after light use (that's a little disappointing, -1 egg), Has a useless buckle on the front (looks nice) Doesn't have any nets or little pockets to stop small items from rattling around,

Overall Review: Good for light traveling/showing off you buckles,

Pros: Great, cheap bag for the beginning photographer. Has a few dividers inside that can be moved around to sort things like camera / lenses / batteries, or whatever you may bring. Side pockets are nice for extra batteries, cleaning applicators, lense filters, or whatever.

Cons: If you don't have much stuff, you can risk things not fitting in snugly when carrying the bag around, which means something could smack into something else if the bag gets jolted.

Overall Review: Awesome bag for it's price, and definitely nice to at least have your items protected until you can afford a better bag.

Pros: Great case, tons of space for anything an amateur photographer would need. I currently have 4 lenses, (one on the camera) and the camera itself in the main compartment. Side pockets are perfect size for filters and step up/down rings. The front pocket is great for extra memory cards and cleaning equipment. It's a bit cumbersome at times, but the shoulder strap is very well padded and feels like there's nothing there.

Cons: As mentioned, it is a bit cumbersome but other then that, no real complaints. Also the front pocket has a like a buckle for no apparent reason. it's just for double reinforcement I suppose.

Overall Review: I was hiking out to a waterfall on a summer vacation with all my camera gear in this case. On the way back, I slipped and fell and an entire corner of the case got soaked. I'm not sure if the case is meant to be waterproof but everything stayed dry and the case still held up after drying out. Great case. If you were to buy a case like this from a more major name brand like Nikon or Canon you would be paying 70-80 dollars for the same exact thing.

Pros: The flap on the front does serve a purpose: when the shoulder strap is attached, but you want to carry it using only the handle at the top, fold the strap neatly (but leaving it attached) and slide it through the hole at the top of the front flap. Hold the folded strap in front of the front pocket, and use the plastic clip to secure the flap, making it hold the strap in place. If done correctly, the strap can just be pulled out without having to release the flap. Very handy!

Cons: If this is the intended purpose of the front flap (not sure why it would have a hole at the top otherwise) they should have included an instruction manual with the bag. Other cons mentioned in my previous review.

Overall Review: This review is an addendum to my previous review. Sadly I couldn't find a way to edit it.