Great filters to use for my Go Pro camera. Are very easy to set up, compact enough to keep them in my camera bag and use them when i need .Came very well packaged, and great quality.Neewer it's an excellent brand.I would highly recommend.

I was looking for a sling bag for a trip to Alaska. I needed something small that would hold my aps-c camera body a zoom, and two smaller prime lenses. The only reason I bought this bag is because it was the only one that I could get the same day with Amazon Now. I honestly couldn't have been happier for the price.The quality of the bag was about the same as what I'd found from most major bag manufacturers and it offered a lot of the same features (side open, multiple/variable separators, tripod strap.) Since ordering the bag, it has successfully carried my gear for thousands of miles to concerts, family outings, and wilderness trips. If you're looking for a basic sling bag, this will do the trick. It easily held a crop sensor body with an 18-135mm lens attached, 100mm Macro, 31mm prime, & 77mm prime with some room to spare. The flip top does hold accessories, but doesn't have much specialized pockets besides the netting. Most of your accessories will be loose in the top, which is definitely a liability. And you can ignore the pair of memory card holders in the camera compartment flap. They weren't well made, and you cards are likely to slide right out of them when you open the bag.The bag is relatively comfortable, though the squarish profile does cause it to lean out from your back a bit more than a sling with a flatter profile. It easily slides around your body to access the camera compartment, and the snaps prevent you from opening it too far if that is what you want.It's challenging to really offer an honest critique for a bag like this. It's just so inexpensive that the liabilities are easy to write off. I've seen poorly implemented features from far more expensive bags. But for less than $25, how can you go wrong with this one?After two years with this bag, I have decided to move on. I've switched over to Sony mirrorless cameras, and this bag just has too much capacity for my grab & go needs. I usually am taking a body plus 3 primes or 1 zoom and two primes, and the AmazonBasics sling just has too much empty space with this gear. Adding to that, the squarish cross section doesn't sit as close to the body as others, and for shooting concerts I need something that isn't going to constantly bump into people. I'm using the Think Tank Turnstyle for my sling now. That all being said, if I were still shooting with DSLRs, I'd keep the bag. And for the low- to mid-budget photographer this bag is a no-brainer.

This is a nice reflector, with four options for reflectance: white, black, silver, and gold. I have been playing around with it, and the silver and gold options really cast a strong reflection.What I did not know from reading other reviews is exactly how this thing works. First of all, it comes in a zippered bag. The bag is 13 1/2 inches across. When you pull the reflector from the bag, it immediately pops out to its full size. Once it has attained its full size, you find that there is a long zipper that goes most of the way around the edge. The reflector is covered by an additional fabric bag. One side of the bag is black, and the other side of the bag is gold. This accounts for two of the reflector colors. To get to the other two reflector colors, you must unzip the bag and turn it inside out, then put it back on the reflector and re-zip the bag. When you have done this, one side of the reflector will be white and the other side will be silver.So far, so good. It is a nice, versatile, reflector. However, the problem comes when you try to put this item back in its original containing bag. How the heck do you get this back in the bag? Fortunately for me, this reflector works on the same principle as a windshield reflector that I got last summer which came with sketchy directions. It took me days to figure out how to fold the windshield reflector back up, and that was with directions. This reflector has no directions, and I can only imagine the number of people who are scratching their heads trying to figure out how to get it back in the bag.I will attempt to explain this now. First of all, place both your hands, separated about about one quarter to one third of the way around the edge of the reflector, and grip it there. At this point, your thumbs are facing toward you, and you start to fold the edges toward you, similar to a taco. When your hands are about a foot to a foot and a half apart, change the grip of your left hand so that your fingers are toward the inside, and your thumb is toward the outside. You do this by rotating your hand clockwise. Now twist your left hand counterclockwise until your left thumb meets up with your right thumb. Now grab both edges together with your right hand and reach down and pull the small flap that remains into the circle.That is how you get the reflector back in its bag, and that is why I knocked a star off the rating for this reflector because of the lack of directions for folding the reflector back up. When you first pull the reflector from its bag, it is impossible to see how it was originally folded because it springs out into full size so quickly.Once back in its bag, the reflector is compact and ready for transport. Unfortunately, I do not have a big enough slot in my camera bag to stuff it into, and so I will have to find some way of hanging it off the side of my camera bag when I need it. It does have a convenient loop on the outside of the bag for doing this.

A huge variety of accessories but could have used a larger bag as it does not all fit. Which means this is a great buy for your mini GoPro type sport camera, lucky you if you buy it, at such a great low cost! :)

I hesitated to order a camera bag from the AmazonBasics range ... I expected it to be cheap, with corners cut in manufacture. I was very pleasantly surprised.The manufacture quality of this backpack is great, and there is plenty of padding (both the bag itself, and velcro-ended pads that can be arranged to suit your needs).The design is very versatile. Opening of the main compartment can be restricted by two straps so it doesn't open too far, and gives quick access to your SLR camera without dropping your lenses on the floor. Clip open the two straps, and you can open the main compartment fully to get at the rest of your stuff. The way I've rearranged the dividers lets me fit in comfortably my D-SLR with a 50mm lens attached, two other good-sized lenses, and a speedlight. Everything is held securely, easy to access but with little movement. There's also a good-sized top-pocket - ideal for a couple of snacks or more speedlights and remotes. A thin zip-pocket on the bottom of the bag has a little pocket, and is ideal for memory cards and spare batteries. There's also an outside mesh pocket and loop for a mini-tripod. This backpack is extremely versatile.I find the bag very comfortable to wear. The carrying strap fits over one shoulder, and a chest strap holds it secure enough to take your camera scrabbling around on rocky ground without fear. Undo the chest strap, and you can slip the bag around to access the main compartment safely and without taking the bag off completely.Overall, I'm very impressed, and as I like to take my bag out to rugged locations (Dartmoor, for example), this is perfect for me.

GREAT bag! Not too many configurations inside for storage, but if you don't need alot of options, it's a great bag!

PROS:-Many different options in one great product-Easy to fold-Folds small and fits in my camera bag perfectly- not bulky-Easy to use without an assistant as it is pretty small, but not too smallCONS:-None so far

Well-made, good quality, comfortable to wear, overall it's a great value for money. After doing extensive research on Amazon, I think this is one of the top camera bags for my two-camera set up. P.S. I also have three other lenses in the same bag