Just a very well made and designed camera bag. i fit a Fuji X-T1 with a 56mm f1.2 on it, a 55-200mm, a 23mm and a 14mm. Works perfectly!! A little expensive...but, wow...what a nice piece!!

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#10: Handsome; #9 Doesn't look like camera bag; #8 Fits Canon 6D with 50 mm lens, flash, 70-200; #7No need to carry a purse, personal stuff fits in pocket; #6 Fits neatly on my lap in subway or bus; #5 Serves as a table top for writing when out; #4Able to easily change lenses by using camera bag over my shoulder - no need to figure out where to put on rocky ground when changing lenses; #3 Since it serves as a purse, I can still have a carry on when flying; #2 Balanced, carried it all day without typical aches #1 My husband didn't need to carry it once!

Two mirror less cameras, three lenses, perfect.

This bag is a perfect size for a one or two day camera adventure. It can hold a camera, several lenses, a small speed light or two, and other accessory items. The flap allows quick and convenient access to your items and- when closed- the flap is secured by two metal clasps. It is not your ordinary camera bag; rather, it is a cut above in both looks and function. The ONA Brixton bag is fun and pleasurable to use. I do not hesitate to recommend it!

I purchased this bag to hold my new Olympus OM1-Mk2 camera, 3 Zuiko Pro zoom lenses and Olympus FL-900R flash unit (plus a few extra batteries, lens cleaning clothes, tele-extender, etc). It's incredibly well made, rugged, and very professional looking. If there's a downside to it, it's that the empty bag itself is a bit on the heavy side - but it the weight were any concern at all I would've purchased a nylon one.

I knew going in that this was a high end bag. From the Italian leather, to the solid brass, to the price tag, I knew that this was going to be built for luxury and style. Despite knowing that I was in for quality, I was stunned by how incredibly well crafted this bag is. This bag emerges from its cardboard box wrapped in a protective cloth dust bag complete with the Ona logo. The bag itself was perfect in every way; not a stitch out of place or a scratch or mar in sight. The canvas is thick and perfectly waxed. The leather is thick, soft, and richly tanned. The shoulder strap is surprisingly comfortable (although it does squeak slightly as I walk; is assume this will go away as the leather breaks in). I am most pleasantly surprised by how thickly padded the bag is, especially the bottom. I fully trust this bag to protect my equipment from anything short of a substantial, high drop onto concrete. I can store my Nikon d810 with 85mm f/1.4 attached, an SB-700 flash, and either a 70-200 f/2.8 or 24-70 f/2.8 (or anything smaller), and a third, smaller prime lens in the bag at once comfortably. This is truly an exceptional bag. My one observation is that a 13 laptop doesn't truly fit; you can get the laptop in but it is very snug and pulls slightly at the velcro holding the laptop divider in place. Personally, this is not a problem, as I did not buy the bag to carry around a laptop in. I use the bag just for walking around with my camera shooting leisurely, so I removed the laptop divider. With the laptop divider out, my camera and lenses fit in the bag with more room, and I'm even able to carry around my Mamiya RZ67 Pro II with 180mm and 110mm lenses should I choose to. Lastly, with all of the dividers removed, this bag honestly makes an awesome and stylish everyday messenger bag. I'd highly recommend this to anyone that can justify its price.

Greatest camera bag ever made a must have!!!

I purchased this bag during a recent vacation trip to the U.S., un-boxed it as soon as I stepped out of B&H (it had been my dream to visit their store) and used it every single day for the rest of my trip! Most reviewers praise this bag's beauty and craftsmanship. It is indeed gorgeous and is made of quality material. Camera bags/cases tend to focus on functionality and hardly ever succeed at looking stylish. I own many myself and consider them to be perfect companions for photo shoots or trips that focus on photography. However, I sometimes wished I had a bag that blends in with the environment and the people around me. Think street photography. Think dinner with friends. Think romantic vacation trip. Think not wanting to look like a geek. In fact, I had often left my camera bag at home just because I didn't want to stand out as a photographer or tourist. In some cases it's good if you do, but in others it isn't. In terms of functionality and versatility, this bag is simple. Some padding, a few separators and a slot for your laptop (13-inch in this case), so you're not buying it for its many zippers, pockets and compartments. What you are buying it for is simply, and most importantly, for the desire and joy of wanting to take it along with you everywhere. You know how they say The best camera is the one that's with you? I think same goes for bags: if you're not going to use it for one reason or another, no matter how good or functional it is, it's not very useful. I used to have that issue and I've finally sorted it out. It did cost me quite a lot of money, but so did my 500-dollar leather shoes which I'm still wearing after 10 years of use - and they still look great! (you get the point :-) If you can relate to the sentiments above, you probably have a camera bag already and are looking for one that fulfills another purpose. Then you might be ready for an ONA. However, be sure to check the various sizes/models and get the one that fits you best.

I purchased this bag about two years ago and use it as my primary city bag, thus I know how well it was made. It is showing no real signs of wear, only signs of dirt from my abuse. It fits only slightly more than you would ever want to carry on one shoulder for any amount of time. It holds (comfortably) my 6D with a 16-35mm f2.8 on body, plus a 70-200mm f4 IS, 100mm macro, and 600EX-RT. Or I can forego the flash and take a water bottle instead. The two side pockets are a bit tight but I like it that way since what I put in them doesn't easily fall out. The two front pockets are spacious and hold all the small accessories I ever carry. It has an inside pocket that would fit a small laptop; I use it for my tablet. I wax it once in awhile (with beeswax balm) to maintain its water resistance. Why do I love it so much? Because it is VERY well constructed, doesn't look like a camera bag, and stylish in a timeless kind of way. I love it so much that I just ordered the Ona Bolton backpack.