Camera Bags Purse

I carry these in my pocket, in my purse, my camera bags, my jeep.

Keeps my shopping bags well packed in my purse.

The reality is that I need variously sized bags for different jobs/excursions. If it's just to go on a trip, I can slip my little mirrorless in any handbag. If it's for a job where I need a flash, 2 - 3 lenses and a laptop, I have a big camera bag. If I'm traveling or need two flashes or to cart around my 70 - 200, then I'll use my rolling camera bag. If I'm hiking, I'll use a knapsack. But I was missing something to carry a body, a lens, a wallet, a phone, a flash and an iPad in a purse that doesn't scream camera bag. And to be honest, I probably need that at least half the time. This is a gorgeous back, beautifully designed. If it were just a purse, I would love it. I love the thick strap, it's easy on the shoulder. I love the way you can leave the purse open, and the insert lid is attached to the side with velcro so it's heard open too, which means I can reach into the purse with out fumbling around with a flap, which is extremely annoying. It's just a very well thought out, high quality, useful and good looking bag. Five stars. It's not cheap, but it's less expensive than keeping on buying a series of quality bags that you don't feel like using because they are not quite what you wanted. I used to be guilty of that. Now, I just buy the best I can afford, because quality is a pleasure to use and it lasts.

The pouch is well made, compact and sturdy. I plan to carry in my smaller camera bags or in my camera purse pocket.

I love this bag. I used to carry my purse and a separate small camera bag (tow bags dangling off of me was annoying)... this has replaced them both when I'm out and about. Cons: my 5DII w/batter grip fits but not smoothly. Takes some wiggling around and the bag is not as comfortable.

I do all the photos for my wife's business. She makes a variety of totes, from purse size to messenger bags. I rigged up a new way to hang the bags to better show them off. I hooked up the Westcott Neutral Gray X-Drop via Command Strip hooks. I was a little surprised that it was a bit stretchy, but that made it possible to a wrinkle/lump free background for the images. As others have said, it's VERY lightweight. I haven't had any wrinkle problems in the fabric and the color is consistent throughout. As funds permit, I'll be acquiring more of these.

I've been buying and carrying ugly, bulky laptop bags for years and decided it was time to get something sleek and stylish. This is a great bag. I love the design. It's simple and smart looking. It fits my 15 inch laptop and a few other items I carry on a daily basis. It expands... but don't expect to stuff the contents of your lunch and your workout clothes in the bag before you leave for work. You can tell a lot of thought went into designing this bag, from the zipper handles that stay put and don't jiggle around as you're walking, to the quality of the materials used in production, the lining....the muted metal parts...everything. I've read on other sites that this looks more like a purse because of its smaller size and its triangular shape. I don't agree. If it looks like a purse to you, you may be more comfortable buying a big bulky black laptop bag you can find at any big box office store. It doesn't look or feel like a purse and when you stuff items into it, it expands more and loses its triangular shape. I wish this bag would stay upright when items are inside. That's one issue I have but I'll live. I've received several compliments from people with their own unique sense of style and people that stick to their bulky boring black laptop bags. If you're like me and have carried laptop bags around for years (and you know what type of bag I'm referring to) and you want something sleek and stylish, give this bag a try.

Keeps my camera protected in my purse

Exactly what I was looking for! Fits in my oversized purse and protects my camera.

small enough to fit in purse or camera bag