Only one item out of all this junk, fits my phone and camera mounts. A bag of junk !After researching these I found what they were used for and WOW What buy I got.

I already own polarizer filters for other lenses in my bag, so this was an addition for a specific lense.As with any filter, air to glass surfaces add distortion, although I haven't seen any problems in my images with this; Tiffen makes a good quality filter for the price.I would recommend this polarizer to any photographer serious enough to want to one to their camera bag.

This bag is lightweight and fairly well priced compared to options from the big camera bag companies. Despite that, the build quality is pretty decent - this compartment is well padded and this will accommodate a SLR body along with a selection of lenses, a flash and a laptop section which is light on the corner padding but ultimately okay as long as you're careful. Overall, I think this is good for your casual hobbiest.

Small and lightweight, as expected, to attached to my camera backpack. Haven't used it much however, will be better than nothing when in the field. Will probably hang the camera bag from the center to help stabilize if necessary. Lightweights like this can be expected to be as stable as a full duty tripod.

Very surprised on how nice this tripod is. It's very light weight to carry over my shoulder or pick up with one hand with my camera on top. The hook on the bottom for weights holds my camera bag perfectly off the ground while I work.

I love this product. It gets tall enough for me to stand and talk to camera without shooting up at me. And goes low enough for me to place it on a table and sit and talk to it. Also great for facetiming and taking photos for me when I don't have a photographer. It's lightweight so you could fit it in a bag for transport easily, as long as the bag is long.

I would like to add some information about the "AmazonBasics Sling (D)SLR Camera" bag:After viewing M. Erbs very informative and valuable video of this camera bag I purchased one for myself.I have not taken it with me on an outing, yet. But after what I've seen by checking it out, it is a very well made bag, and very versatile! (And, I do call myself a "critical" shopper.)Here my addition(s) to M. Erbs video:1. While I tried to put it on, I recognized that this bag comes in two different designs. M. Erb stated, you put it over your right shoulder. I recognized that mine is designed for putting it over your left shoulder. And move it from the left towards the front.2. And yes, this bag can be used/carried by women as well. The straps go over your chest above the breasts. (Adding to a question of another inquiring potential buyer.)3. I do have also experienced a problem with the smaller strap going over your chest, that is supposed "to open easily(!)", in order to move the camera fast/in a timely manner to the front. Mine is opening only after fiddling around with it for a while. It is not "easily" opened! (This might be connected with a different comment of another person, who called these buckles "cheaply made". But as of how long those buckles hold, I cannot make a statement yet, since I just own this bag for a short while.)4. The pocket, where the bottom holder of the tripod is stored, might be even used for putting camera caps in, while taking photographs. (In times you do not carry a tripod with you.)I believe this bag is worth its price. Yet, I would like to see Amazon adding/designing a rain cover for this otherwise well constructed and well made product!

Brilliant service by Amazon . The parcel arrived in frustration free packing . Very good quality bag , my Nikon 5100D with 18-105 VR fits in it well . Din't even have move around the internal compartments of the bag . All in all great product for £19 quid . I know you can get better bags for a bit more money (looks wise and maybe with a few extra pockets), but I think this is sufficient to keep your camera safe and comfortable to carry , unless you want to show off a stylish bag !