Think Tank Mirrorless Mover 10 Shoulder Bag for Mirrorless Body Camera with 1-2 Lenses, Dark Blue

2024-03-08T14:58:15

I originally ordered the Mover 5, but it was far too small. The Mover 10 is perfect

Dennis T.

2023-06-29T20:00:00

Bags to small. But do like the way it's made

Jerry U.

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2023-06-21T05:03:36

I purchased this little bag for carrying the new Leica Q3. It's not an expensive camera case however after receiving the case I tried it out using the Leica Q2 and the fit is perfect. Just perfect for protection against the elements. I did not want a large carry bag, just a storage compartment for the camera when not in use. The fit is perfect for the Q2 and the Q3. Excellent storage and protection for your investment.

Walter G.

2023-05-16T20:00:00

This bag worked great for my mirrorless camera. I had a pancake lens on the camera with a prime lens separate. The bag is well built and the flap with a magnet made quick access easy.

Shawn P.

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2023-02-21T19:00:00

Mirroless Mover10 works perfectly for my old Nikon N75 film camera with 35mm 1.8 lens attached. Quality is fantastic...as is all of ThinkTanks products

T W.

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2022-10-07T20:00:00

Love this little bag, and every other TT bag I ever bought. I did not buy it for a Mirrorless system, however. I actually bought it for a camera system I built around my old iPhone SE. The little pocket in the divider holds the SE, and there's plenty of room for my iPro lenses, a second phone case fitted with a pinhole, and a few other accessories.

Nancy G.

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2022-05-16T20:00:00

I recently got a Mini 2 drone and my favourite photographer use this bag for his drone. I was able to fit DJI Mini 2, 2 spare batteries, filter set, gimbal guard, thin powerbank, memory cards and controller. I also saw many say it's for micro 4/3 or small mirrorless but I was able to fit Canon RP full frame mirrorless with a small lens or use it to hold the 24-105mm zoom lens. It's perfect!

Jae L.

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2022-02-27T19:00:00

I odered the bag directly from Think Tank. The process was easy and the camera bag arrived quickly with no shipping fee. It could not have been easier and I so much prefer supporting the manufacturer rather than Amazon.

Jim P.

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2021-05-06T20:00:00

Pure functionality. Space for the camera. Good carry system.

ERIC M.

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2021-01-04T19:00:00

I have a Fujifilm Mirrorless Camera which my lovely son purchased at my 60th birthday. Also he bought this bag with the Camera. It's comfortable and utilitarian to pack for all accessories. I recommend to purchase this bag for some mirrorless cameras.

Jesse P.

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2021-01-02T03:27:59

My camera fits well. Like that it has a zipper as well as a fast access flap.

STEFANIE W.

2020-11-11T19:00:00

I already have a Mirrorless Mover 25i but was looking for a small bag as well. Tried this in my local camera shop and my Fujifilm X100V perfectly with space to spare for spare battery and cards. It is a very well made and designed.

Ian M.

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2020-10-27T20:00:00

This bag is the perfect size and fit for FujiFilm X-T30 with the 15-45 lens. It can easily fit any of 3 ways plus there's plenty of room for my phone, extra batteries, SD cards, and some snack bars. And that doesn't count the outside pockets. I use the shoulder strap thru the belt loop and wear it low on my hip. Camera is easily taken out and returned safely. Doesn't bounce around. Very solid. I can slide it forward or backward. Doesn't get in the way of my trekking poles. It even stays snug while riding a bike. After looking at and trying a lot of bags, this one really does work the best. Provides just the right amount of protection and space without being big and bulky. Quality is superb! The sewing, the zippers, everything works great, fits, and looks super good! I highly recommend this bag!

PamWS

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2019-08-05T20:00:00

Excellent quality, I'm very pleased.

Susan B.

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2019-04-23T09:53:27

The magnet part is not that useful--really it just keeps the lens cap from falling out while you have the camera out of the bag. If you want to use the grab handle while the camera is in the bag, it needs to be zipped. It is a very dainty bag--I can fit an X-T30 and 18-55 (with the hood reversed) inside with only the small neck strap Fuji includes with the camera. The outer pocket will hold the rain pouch and two spare batteries. If you have a smaller lens, or one of the little fixed-lens cameras, it would be a better choice. It's the useless magnet that lost a star--I have the Spectral bags and that clasp is fantastic.

Lara A.

2019-04-18T20:00:00

I have a number of camera bags and backpacks that are fine but in these days of budget airline travel and the need for carry on luggage this met my needs. I carry a Penn F with 45mm prime plus my 17mm prime. I’m based in Hanoi so on my trips around Asia for 5 day midweek city breaks, this meets my needs. It stores easily in the top of my carry on backpack offering extra protection.

Gary H.

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2018-08-05T20:00:00

I have a small Canon Point and shoot camera that I keep in the truck. This camera is used to take before pictures of insurance losses. This bag fits the camera and a small strobe perfectly. I’ll take this camera and bag on vacations if I don’t want to carry a Think Tank roller bag with pro DSLR gear.

Robert A.

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2018-07-01T20:00:00

Fine if you just want to pack your mirrorless camera with a small lens plus an additional small lens. If you have a camera strap that is larger than the one that came with the camera, it won’t fit. This bag is fine for some occasions, but not every one due to its size limitations.

PAUL T.

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2018-05-08T09:01:04

The Mover 10 worked out well for me. I use it with my Lumix GX85 and 12-32 kit lens.

DAVID P.

2018-01-06T19:00:00

Great bag for light traveler! Things I managed to fit into this bag include: *Sony a6300 with E 16-70mm f4.0, grip down *Sony FE 55mm f1.8, front cap facing forward (Both lens are with UV filter and reversed hood, caps on) *1x CPL *1 spare battery, memory cards and some cleaning tools Note: I do have to push the divider further down to create more space for EVF and gotta leave the decompression strap outside the bag. For trip < ~3 weeks I don't normally check-in luggage. Originally I was looking for something similar to Crumpler Haven model. Unfortunately, currently available M size is far too big for my gear and leaves too much waste space. While moving between airports and accommodations, the Mirrorless Mover 10 fits comfortably in my 30L backpack along with all my other travel needs. When moving around and taking photos, I use it as a camera pouch (without its strap) inside my backpack rather than a camera carrying bag. By leaving the topside unzipped I can still have easy access to the extra lens and accessories. This setting is a little squeezy indeed but is exactly what I've been after! And still, I sometimes use it as a carrying bag for only the a6300+16-70mm f4.0, strap in and without the divider. Not to mention all the pockets now can be used for putting wallet, phone and keys, etc. Everything is perfect apart from the too-tall divider...

Ling

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2017-01-13T19:00:00

I have enthusiastically used Think Thank Photo bags for the last eight years, and have always been impressed by their quality and the obvious thought that went into their design. The Mirrorless Mover 10 is no exception. I bought it specifically for the Leica Q - and I think it's about as small a bag can be and still comfortably fit the Q. For fun, I just checked to see how well a Sony A7ii would fit. There's no problem with the 35mm f/2.8 mounted; with a 55 mm f/1.8, it's snug but doable. Any lens bigger than that would not work. This bag works very well for m43 systems, too, fitting the E-M5 plus 12-35 mm f/2.8, the E-M5 plus 75 mm f/1.8, and (easily) the E-M10 plus kit lens.

Art W.

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2016-08-06T20:00:00

Returned the MM5 for the MM10 to fit my Canon G5X and the MM10 is PERFECT! The camera and strap fit just right into the bag. As with all ThinkTank products, bag is well thought out and well built. Like the added pouches/pockets of the MM10 vs. MM5. Was concerned the 10 might be too big but it is not. Highly recommended.

Richard

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2016-05-24T20:00:00

This small bag is great. It holds my Olympus Pen E-P5 fitted with the Panasonic 12-32mm (and hood). Plus the Oly 40-150mm (non-Pro version). The rain cover moved to the floor of the main compartment: the P5 is sitting on it. In this way camera is a little higher in the bag, and easier to grab. Plus I have a little more space in the front pocket. The front pocket now holds a spare battery, lens pen and cleaning cloth. This all is a very competent camera setup in a bag that could not be smaller. Recommended!

bink

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2015-04-16T20:00:00

Does not work for Sony RX1 with EVF attached. Camera and EVF fit perfectly (easy in - easy out). BUT the magnet holding the flap closed is not strong enough for their weight. The flap comes loose and the bag sags open when lifted by the handle. This is a fatal flaw for this camera-bag combination. Too bad because otherwise it would be perfect. Is there a fix possible?

rsnugent

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2015-04-14T20:00:00

Removing the divider, I was able to pack my Sigma 19 and 60mm lenses at the bottom, and place my Sony A6000 with the Sigma 30mm f2.8 lens attached, all with their hoods reversed and both caps on, and still have room for the attached rain hood, a spare battery and memory card and body cap. Pretty amazing for such a small package.

tcchip

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2015-04-11T20:00:00

I bought this for my Leica V-Lux 4 and WOW! what a great minimalist bag for that camera. I love the small size, tight fit and easy access yet can be zipped closed when moving about. I don't use it for many other accessories, just a battery and a CP filter. So perfect for my needs that now I am going to try an MM20 for my Leica Type 114 since this bag is just an inch too small in width. I am sure that the 20 will garner the same rave review!!!! Great products Think Tank!!

ddixon

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2015-03-04T19:00:00

I have the new ridiculously small panasonic gm5 with 12-32mm & 35-100 kit zooms. Additionally I have the 20mm 1.7 pancake. I initially dismissed this bag as being too small though well thought out. I came back to the shop to have a look at another lens and while I was waiting gave the bag a second look. Thinking laterally I turned the divider to create a false floor. I was stunned to find it comfortably now holds the above mentioned camera and 3 lenses PLUS spare battery and the sigma 60mm 2.8 I purchased at the same time. Brilliant!!

reg171

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2014-08-26T20:00:00

This bag is great. It's really well made and not as bulky as a lot of other CSC bags I looked at. Despite being relatively small it stores a surprising amount of gear. It fits my GX7 with attached 14-140mm lens and filter perfectly in the lens down position. This leaves just enough space to fit a 20mm lens with attached filter too. There is also just enough space left in the top of the bag to fit a wrist strap, as well as plenty of room in the front zipper pocket or side pockets to fit other gear. I have a lens pen, spare battery, lens caps and rain protector in the external pockets, and a spare memory card or 2 in the pocket on the inside of the lid. The main thing I don't like about this bag is the divider, which is too tall and prevents the camera from fitting properly in the position I use. Instead I use a smaller divider I took from a Manfrotto bag. The shoulder strap would also benefit from a pad to make it more comfortable. These are, however, minor issues. Otherwise, the bag is the best I have come across for a CSC kit.

dankirby7

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2014-08-10T20:00:00

Bought this hold the following setup: Olympus OM-D M10 Olympus 12-40 f2.8 Pro with hood Olympus ECG1 grip All this fits into the bag as a holster bag and its a really snug fit. The smallest bag I have found to hold this setup. In the front pouch I can carry my phone and some spare memory cards. The build is good so far, and I like the rain cover which is included.

cknoph

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2014-04-15T20:00:00

I have a Fuji 100s camera and I believe this is the perfect bag for this type of camera and accessories. Although the Fuji will fit in the Mirrorless mover 5, I have tried it, it is snug. The 10 allows the camera to have the lens hood on, and in addition in the same area you have a moveable pocket divider for a cell phone (which I often use to hold three batteries vertically to keep the contacts from touching and banging against camera) and still room for sunglasses. I wear prescription glasses and need to switch them for serious shooting with prescription sunglasses and it is so convenient to switch them in the case while retrieving camera. The outside and lid pockets hold polarizer and ND filters, a cable release, lens cloth, etc. Exceptionally light, small, well made, removable strap, strap rings will clip on front of a backpack, magnetic front flap/zipper combination is brilliant. Worth every penny.

mitchell

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