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Great bag for camera and lens
Pros: Very well made, strong stitching, thick strap, no plastic (metal clasps), good zippers, fits Nikon D300s and 16-85mm perfectly with a little room at the top for the camera strap, nice adjustable inner pads, useful lower outside pocket for carrying your phone, filters, cloths etc. Cons: none really, except upper two pockets (at the top part of the flap) are pretty small - I guess you can put your keys in there or something heh Overall: Great bag if you just want to take a camera and on...
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exactly what I wanted
I have an EOS 50 D with the 18 - 200 mm zoom. The idea is to be able to tackle any photojournalistic task without changing lenses. Simplicity and speed in one ever ready package. To house this package I wanted a minimal case which would offer suficient protection to my investment if handled with reasonable care, and be easy and comfortable to carry. The Nat. Geographic case is exactly what I wanted. It just holds the camera with mounted lense and shade, and there is room for the camera to la...
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The Earth Explorer Small Shoulder Bag (2343) of National Geographic is an ideal blend of today's cutting-edge protective carrying technology and a traditional "explorer" look and feel. This small shoulder bag is designed to hold and protect a small D/SLR, Point & Soot Camera or Handycam, with accessories and personal effects.
The padded main compartment features a rear flat pocket for accessories and 2 halfway modular dividers to enable specific equipment set-up. Additional storage is available in the large front pocket with media accessory accommodation and two small external pouches to fit phone, MP-3 player etc.
More gear can be tied to the exterior of the bag using the special connecting loops on sides. Roll away zipper sealed flap also provides quick snap buckle closer and opening for easy access to your equipment.