I purchased the dark grey with the dark brown straps. So far so good. The only thing that is bothering me is it slightly (to me) smells of cat urine? Something musty. If this is genuine cow leather I suppose it could be that, but I will leave it out and see if that smell dissipates. It fits my current D5500 and 1 lens I own as of today. I just made another lens purchase and overall hope to have a third within the next couple weeks. I think one camera and 3 lenses may be all that will fit inside this bag. It has the space I need though, and for now am giving this 4 stars. It does what I need it to do, and looks great! The strap is long enough to do cross-body style (I am tall so that is impressive) and the bag meets at my hip comfortably. The padding is removable which is also a bonus as it can double as a regular purse or as half purse half camera bag if I decide to just take one lens with me on a short trip which avoids me carrying a separate purse (annoying). For 40$ I feel that this is a great bag to have for someone who doesn't plan to lug around 4 or more small lenses or 2 larger lenses. If you need more than that, Amazon does have some great backpack style camera bags with multiple organized and padded compartments. I would recommend this item and will go to 5 stars if the musty smell is gone within a couple days. Hope this helps!

This is truly a fantastic bag for the money. I'm using it for an Olympus E-M1 Mark ii camera and lenses. I can carry 'most' of what I need with this bag, and it's still a light load compared to my much larger, and heavier, Lowepro Magnum. I currently have two Zuiko Four-Thirds zooms with adapter and 1.4x teleconverter I'm using with the Mark ii, so that's taking up more space than if I had the equivalent m43 lenses.

This bag fit an OM-D E-M1 with an 12-40mm F2.8 attached, an 40-150mm F2.8 and an 8mm F3.5 Four Thirds lens w/adapter with no problems. I think a lager format camera might have been a little cramped. I like the material of the bag. Nice cotton with a good weight. The leather straps are not too thick, just right. Some have mentioned not liking the magnetic snaps on the main flap. They are under the decorative buckles. I had no problems with them. I was able to lift the bag by the leather straps while full and they held. I did keep my other hand ready to swoop in just encase the magnets failed. I would have like them better if they had been functional buckles like the ones on the ends of the bag but not a deal breaker for me.

The bag looks really sylish. Looks good with casual and even professional work clothing. The bag has a rugged feel to it and has a padded compartment which can be divided into three different spaces. The strap can be extended to your liking depedning on how you'd like to carry it. There is also a small little zip up pocket on the dorsal medial top side of the bag. The buckles felt a little bit uneeded (at least for now) since I don't fear like anything is going to fall out of the bag, fortunetly the buckle locks come off rather easily if you do not want it. For $40 I think that this is a solid bag (see pictures for reference). Buy if you do not already own a similiar bag or are in need of a new one.

As a photographer friend commented, if photography is your hobby, you also have a hobby collecting bags (and probably straps too). I think this is my sixth bag and it is the closest I have come yet to being my perfect all around bag. It doesn't have the capacity of others, but that forces me to take only what I really need. I usually end up not using the majority of the stuff in my larger bag anyway. BTW, beside being quite functional, it is very well constructed and it looks great.