Very useful flash. I like that I can use it on my Canon and Pentax bodies.EDITED:It's been serving me well from the moment I bought it back in 2013. I am now attaching images of my flash on some of my camera bodies.

This was my first DLSR that I actually kept :) I ordered the Pentax K-X right before this one and ended up playing with both for a week before I returned the Pentax. I think this Canon is a higher quality product and has the benefit of a large user base, and therefore lots of knowledgebase in the community. The camera is pretty light and easy to use. It may be a bit cheaper on other websites, but I chose to go with Amazon due to the high quality of their customer service and easy return process.

Fantastic value for the money. I got two, deeply discounted at around $10 each, and am still wondering whether the low price was a mistake. These would be worth it even at regular price. Very sturdy!I attached one to a Pentax K3 with no issues. The other went on my vintage Pentax 35mm, and for that I needed to use a standard hole punch to make the small hole in the little protective leather flaps just a tad wider. On both cameras, the straps hang just right.I am a short woman, and the length is just fine for me with no adjustments. I can either place it over one shoulder, cross-body, or around my neck. The reverse side is a soft suede-like fabric. I especially like how the part right where it hits my shoulder has extra padding.The color is a beautiful cognac brown and looks amazing. (My picture has pretty dark lighting.)I will report back if anything changes, but so far, so good!

Fits my Pentax DSLR. It’s lightweight, and works well.

For the price, it can't be beat. If you're using it for something heavy, you'd probably want to spend more. I'm using it for a Pentax DSLR camera. I'm not using lenses that are too big. I did some night shots of the sky/forest and they turned out great.

I bought this bag to carry my Pentax K-5 with battery grip, Pentax K-01, Panasonic LX-5, and a couple zooms and a prime lens. It does that admirably. This is one of the few bags that handles the depth of the battery grip without interfering with the zippers or looking lumpy. I also give it kudos for the right shoulder design since I have a nagging left shoulder injury that's exacerbated by slings on my left. It is comfortable fully loaded.It could be improved my making more modular and symmetrical velcro pads. The design of the removable pads nearly drove me insane. Getting them placed requires patience.The lining feels cheap compared to a lowepro. But this bag is a fraction of the price of name brands and so the few corners cut in its design seem reasonable given its price. I can't imagine spending more than a hundred dollars on a bag, but there are quite a few of them out there.See my pics in the shared images.

Reading most of the reviews here you'd think this bag was small and not good enough to carry your larger DSLRs. Here's what I can fit in mine:Pentax K-1 DSLR (pretty big)Pentax FA 20-35Pentax D-FA 28-105Pentax DA* 55mm f1.4Pentax FA* 85mm f/1.4Another smaller size lensJoby Gorillapod SLRSpare battery, cleaning cloth and a flash unit, and maybe a screw on filter set in the mesh compartment.They all fit in there very nicely - a bit snug but definitely do-able. The zippers are reliable and I've not had any issues carrying the above. Ignore the guys that want to carry their huge zoom lenses with the DSLR attached - they can spend a bit more to get what they want. I'm happy to remove my lenses from the camera.

This has made carrying my heavy pentax 6x7 possible.