The bag is just perfect and simple for what I needed to carry which is my Canon 6D with one lens, extra batteries + grip and camera accessories, also my iPhone batteries and some other minor things. The one thing I have issues with is; I have a large wide frame, (wrestler type back/body at 6 feet tall) and it can be uncomfortable, at least for me. Overall it is a good slr backpack.

Great iq and so cheap. It's a great walk around lens for my canon 6d

Mine securely holds my 6d Canon, 24 2.8 lens, 50 1.8 lens, and 70-200 lens with room to spare for extra items like flash, battery or lens filters.It fits comfortably on the back, and I've kept it on all day with no problems.I give it four stars because it does not stand up straight when you put it down on its rubber padding. The bottom of the bag is not steady enough to support the bags weight distribution and isn't flat so the bag will fall over.

This lens was used on a Canon 6D.The "nifty-fifty" or "fantastic plastic" has been a staple in most Canon DSLR shooters bags for years, it's offered us an inexpensive opportunity to test out prime lenses and see what separates them from zooms. Having owned the previous version (50mm f/1.8 II) with mixed feelings regarding the lens due to build I was eager to try out the new design.Sharpness:- For $125 this little guy is impressive although I can't say the results are tack sharp, they are very close and you have to become a pixel peeper to really tell the difference between these results and results from a more expensive lens.- At 1.8 the corner were not as sharp as the center of the frame, 2.8 and higher resolves this- Bokeh, Love it, nothing more needs said.Auto-focus:I've found the auto-focus to be a bit slow in low light situations where other lenses such as the Canon 24-105 and Sigma 70-200 have no problems.Build:- WOW! Canon delivered on the new build. Holding this lens vs the 50mm 1.8 II is night and day. This feel extremely study, the focus ring glides smooth, and THANK YOU CANON for giving us the metal mounting ring. Nobody will be calling this lens the "fantastic plastic" because the cheap feeling is gone!Conclusion:Most of you reading this will be asking these questions most likely:1) Is it worth upgrading over the 50mm 1.8 II?No, the image quality is very similar to the previous version. The biggest upgrade here was the build and slightly improved optics (Very slight).2) Is it worth $125?Yup. After shooting with this lens for two days I've already recommended it to three of my photographer friends3) What is the general use of this lens?-This will depend on your camera body - for a full frame such as the 5D and 6D this lens is great for group portraits, walk around, a natural aspect shots (no compression or distortion).- On a crop sensor (Rebel Txi, xxD) this will be an 80mm focal length which makes it AMAZING for portraits. The fast aperture really isolates your subject well and allows you to blur the background to minimize distracting elements.

I am using this lens for Canon M50 Camera. You will need EOS adapter. I have attached 3 photos taken with this lens.

This strap provides support for my Canon 6D , battery back with 2 batteries and my somewhat heavy 70-200 mm lens. I would not say that I would let go of the grip and risk destroying my camera and lens, but it does provide support for my wrist especially at an all day shoot. The battery grip on my 6D has a slot at the bottom where I can attach one end of the strap and the other on the eyelet at the top of the camera. The strap comes on and off easily, but first you have to attach it to the camera which can take a few minutes or so, no big deal. The strap is comfortable and attractive, but like some users mentioned I wish it came with different colored stitching such as Gold.

I have the new Canon Full Frame 6D that replaced my 30D half frame camera. This lens replaced my EF-S10-22mm lens which I liked very much. This 17-40mm lens is about the same focal length on the full frame as the 10-22 on the half frame. Overall I find this L lens has better color and a bit sharper. The feel of the lens is nicer too and has a tighter feel. Focus is quick. I have no complaints.

I am currently using a Canon 6D and the setup with this flash was seamless. It took less than a minute to get it going after following the instructions in the manual. This is in comparison to a previous flash I had that required pairing configuration and would periodically lose the communication with the camera.