Fujifilm Camera Bags

I hate bulky bags and I wanted something as small as possible for the Fujifilm x30 camera. And this did the trick with a nice velcro closure. Fit like a glove! Won't quite fit in jeans pockets but will fit in cargo shorts or sweatpants or shorts.

One of the few camera bags that fit the Fujifilm E-X2 camera with kit lens and a few accessories. It even has room for another lens when I get some extra change to spend. Very well made, equipment is accessible and should last a long, long time.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

I own the Hadley Pro and was unable to arrange the interior to fit 2 or 3 Fujifilm X-T1 cameras with larger zooms attached (plus the usual extras).  The Pro simply was not wide enough.  This problem was overcome with the design of the Billingham S4 bag.  Although both bags have roughly the same exterior dimensions, the S4 is easily configured for my needs.  As expected, both bags feature the quality and attention to detail this manufacturer is known for.  Now all I have to do is live long enough to wear out them out.

Perfect size for my Fujifilm XT30ii with a 27mm lens. So glad to find bags in fun colors instead of black or khaki.

I tried several bags for my Fujifilm X-T50 with the Fujifilm XF 16-50mm f/2.8-4.8 and the Sigma 10-18mm f/2.8 and this one was perfect. Other small bags held the camera and lenses but couldn't accommodate some of the larger accessories such as 58mm and 67mm filters in their cases. The front pocket holds four filters easily and still has room for things like spare SD cards. The inside pocket on the flap can hold four batteries or the charger and two batteries if one is in the charger. You will need to remove the charger plug and store it separately, however. The bag itself is well made and the zippers and magnets work well. In all, a very nice bag.

This was purchased to tote my newly acquired Fujifilm XE-1 digital camera. The thing I like most about Billingham bags is the feel of the canvas cloth used in them. It's not the coarse, scratchy ballistic nylon that most bags are made of, but more like fine twill, very rugged, but smooth to the touch. The leather work is exceptional as well. The closest thing to a negative I could think of is that getting the velcro dividers positioned is a bit tricky, but I found using a large index card would allow me to get them placed where I wanted them. I then slipped the card out and pressed the velcro to the interior and the problem was solved.

I think this is my fifth Tenba bag; I've been buying these since the early 80's. I just love how well these bags are designed and made. I just got a new Fujifilm X-T5 and a couple lenses and this bag is the PERFECT size for a small/er camera set-up.

This is my 5th Billingham bag, purchased for my new Fujifilm X Pro3 and 16-80mm zoom lens. As with all Billingham bags, the design is classically beautiful and construction top notch. I removed the padded dividers and placed 4 backup batteries in a padded case on the bottom and the owner's manual along the back, which left just enough room for the camera and attached lens. In the front pouch are a slim battery charger, SD card holder, lens tissues and brush, and a blower. My only wish is that the front pouch closed with a more secure zipper, as on my other bags, than a single snap. Also a pad for the strap (I borrowed the one from my Leica bag). This will be my new travel bag. It's the right size and provides excellent protection for its contents.

Billingham bags are not cheap, but they are well built and stylish. The latch takes a bit of time to get use to, but now I like it much better than the velcro on many other brands. The Billingham 72 is a nice size for a Fujifilm X100 series camera or an X-E3 with a small prime lens. Vertically, it is a bit too snug to fit a Fujifilm X-Pro3, at least not comfortably.