Sensor Size Comparison

Smaller size with 1 inch sensor provides great quality for a P&S.

Right size to clean my Hasselblad X-1D II sensor.

This let's me take full advantage of the full size image sensor in my Nikon D750.

I tried several no comparison

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is very spacious! I put my hand in the photo for a size comparison. I think this is great for long bike rides or hikes, or when used for going to a theme park with kids. You can fit a lot! There is some air vented padding in the back.

This was purchased at the B&H superstore after tons of comparison with other similar size bags. I liked it because it fits my Sony A6000 plus 3 lenses or an A7R3 with a medium telephoto and one smaller prime lens will fit. Not much else as internal pockets can hold SD cards or filters but not batteries. Outside pocket is also better suited for flat items. Strap is robust and comfortable and the zippered opening works best and most conveniently while facing your body. This also discourages pickpockets when traveling as there are no outward facing zippers or openings while it is easy to open the lids by the wearer using the single tab zipper. I’ve used it several times during a Chicago trip and will use it inside a larger backpack when I travel for an upcoming shoot.

initially taken back by sheer size in comparison to 70-200VRII, but incredible sharpness, able to get handheld sharp images with VR, but most comfortable on monopod, tripod/gimbal. limited use with TC1.4 on both D700 and D300S for more reach, still with excellent images.

These speakers have a solid frequency response in comparison to other speakers of similar size and price. Perfect for small home studio referencing.

In comparison to other wash pouches, this one is amazing, great size, great quality, pockets are perfect, great organization.

Like the slimmer design from the initial design, just working on how much more efficient the size is in comparison. I would still be using my Toiletry Bag 1.0 if my suitcase wasn’t stolen!