This bag fits my Canon SX280 perfectly with room for 3-4 backup batteries in the front pouch.There's thick padding in the front and back. I like that the bag has zippers - not buckles; it slides in and out of my bigger bag easily.Cons: the zipper pulls are rubber, not durable (I think they will break off if I grab the end of the pulls.), the neck strap clips come un-clipped easily (This happened 4-5 times on my week long vacation. The metal loops are so thin that somehow, when there's slack in the strap, the loops work their way out of the clips.)I plan to figure out a way to make the neck strap stay clipped - get some different metal loops from a hobby store or something.The belt loop is very secure. I might just sew metal loops onto that for the neck strap.

This Camera has caused a lot of anger in the photography/videography world. No it does not capture raw images. No it's not going to replace a Sony Zv-1. People forget this is a budget mirrorless camera to get people started. So this is for beginners. Personally, I think this is great for streaming or if you need a stationary second camera for recording. For streaming the USB-C cable will give you a 720p image. It still looks better than 99% of webcams. If you want to hit that 4k 24fps you will need a 4k output cam link. The Touch Screen is nice and easy to navigate. Yet, it is limited compared to Sony's higher tier models. No, you can't change the lenses which I was fine with that. It does have multiple auto modes which I'm not a fan off for my purposes. It does come with a flip-out screen. It outputs clean HDMI. Sony markets this as a vlogging camera. I disagree with that with the stabilization. If you are not going to keep this camera stationary I would pass on the Sony ZV-1F. I didn't test out the battery since I use a dummy battery for recording since my camera just sits on a desk mount. This is really what I think this camera is good for. If you are new to cameras which I assume most will be who purchase this. It does have more manual controls you will need to learn and get comfortable with. Like Iso, shutter ,exposure, whit balance etc. adjustment I didn't use it in shooting mode again it was not meant for taking pictures. Video quality at 1080p 60 frames is clear and crisp with the right lighting. Not the best in low lighting. People forget about options in today's world. If you have a higher spec camera keep it and don't waste your money here. Unless you need a secondary stationary camera. The Auto Focus works well yet, I don't use it for my purposes. If you want to jump into streaming and content creation that doesn't break the bank. This is a start but there isn't much upgradability with this camera.**This is not a replacement for a Sony-ZV-1 or Sony ZV-E10.ProsIt's a Sony4k 24 frames and 1080p 60 framesPriceTouch ScreenNice Build QualityEasy AdjustmentsComes in White and Black (I got the White version)USB-C cable it comes with can be used as a webcam with no softwareClean HDMI OutputQuick Auto FocusConsPrice (If you buy it for a webcam that's 500, You still need a cam link, dummy battery, and HDMI mini cable)Menu lacks features unlike higher tier Sony ModelsNot as good in Low LightingStabilizationNo Raw Images only JPEGSmall Battery that coast 40-50 bucks eachThreading on the bottom for mount is on the left side and not centered