f-stop - Micro Tiny Camera Bag Insert - Padded Pack Insert for Storage and Protection of Mirrorless, DSLR, Photo Gear

f-stop - Micro Tiny Camera Bag Insert - Padded Pack Insert for Storage and Protection of Mirrorless, DSLR, Photo Gear

Name: f-stop - Micro Tiny Camera Bag Insert - Padded Pack Insert for Storage and Protection of Mirrorless, DSLR, Photo Gear
Brand: F-stop
SKU: 53403
Price: 45.00 USD
Rating: 9.44 (37 reviews)

$ 45.00

Score By Feature

Based on 37 ratings

Stretch

9.80

Comfort

9.60

Durability

9.50

Sturdiness

9.80

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Product Description

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Small mirrorless kits, individual DSLR lenses or camera bodies, and accessories can all be stored in this padded zipper case.

The f-stop ICU (Internal Camera Unit) is designed to work with our UL and Mountain Series packs to protect and organize your gear.

Tough water-resistant shell material, protective High-Density Cross Link Foam, and brushed polyster lining are used to make this bag.

Disposable dividers, a foam lid insert that can be removed, and Velcro tabs that secure the f-stop pack frames

Internal Dimensions (in): 3. Internal Dimensions (in): 4 Depth x 6 Width x 8 Height / External Dimensions (in): 4 Depth x 6 Width x 8 Height Weight: 0 Dimensions: 25 width x 5 depth x 7 height Dimensions: 25 depth x 5 width x 7 height Dimensions: 25 depth x 5 width 4 lbs

Questions & Answers

I'd like to use it with a Sony A7riii and a fe 24-70mm lens. E10 and 105 f4 18mm. Would this be a good match? For my work laptop bag, I'd like a small insert. ?

One of the lenses will almost certainly have to be chosen. My camera is an A7riii with a 24-megapixel sensor. 70/2. There's barely enough room for 8 batteries and a cloth on the side.

Is it compatible with a Canon EOS Rebel T6i that has an 18-megapixel sensor? What's the focal length of your lens?

If you remove the camera strap from the body, you can fit the T6I and kit lens into a Micro Tiny ICU. If you're carrying a larger lens or any accessories, the Shallow Small ICU is the way to go.

Is it possible to use an XT1 and a 16mm lens in this case?

Hello,br>br>Yes, with the 16mm lens attached, you will be able to fit the camera body. It is important to note that the ICU has a depth of three. Because it's 5", it won't fit if you're using a battery grip. br>br>Best wishes

Will this work with a Sony A73 and a Tamron 28-70mm lens? Do you have 75 people attached to you?

Internal dimensions of the Micro Tiny ICU are 3 inches. 25" deep, 5" wide, and 7" long. When compared to the A7III/28-megapixel camera, the A7III/28-megapixel camera has a higher Combination of 75 pieces, each measuring 3 inches long by 3 inches wide by 3 inches high by 3 88" in depth, 5" in width, and 7" in height. Length: 6 inches You have adequate depth and height, but your combined length may necessitate a move to a Shallow Small ICU for optimal fit.

Selected User Reviews For f-stop - Micro Tiny Camera Bag Insert - Padded Pack Insert for Storage and Protection of Mirrorless, DSLR, Photo Gear

It's too small for an R5 with a 24-hour battery

5/5

105mm lens (but it's close!). This was so close to being the perfect size case to hold my R5 with lens attached to take backpacking with me. It will zip, but it will apply more pressure to the camera than I prefer, which will be amplified if you try to keep a tripod plate attached to the body. It's my fault for not double-checking the dimensions. For that reason, I am unable to give it a lower rating. As you'd expect from f-, the price is high but the quality is excellent. stop.

Kyleigh Armstrong

| Feb 18, 2021

It's a good idea to have some accessories on hand

5/5

Hard drives, miscellaneous camera/electronic equipment, and filters fit perfectly in this size ICU. br>br>It accepts all of the dividers from the other ICUs, allowing you to customize it to your liking.

Andrew Simon

| Dec 10, 2021

It's well-made and has a great design

5/5

It's the perfect size for my Leica Q, with plenty of room for an extra battery and charger. It's a well-made bag that can withstand a lot of abuse. It fits perfectly in my backpack and has a small footprint, allowing me to pack other accessories and gear in there as well.

Kellan Patrick

| Feb 14, 2021

Excellent for the Sony A7

5/5

This is what I'm using on my Sony A7, and it's perfect for a camera with only one lens (a 35mm Carl Zeiss ZF). Two Nikon to F mount adapters, an extra battery, and two filters (with case) are included.

Salem Walls

| Jan 05, 2022

tiny

4/5

Very small. is designed to protect a small compact camera.

Ayan Carney

| Jun 23, 2021

In addition to the GoPro Bag, there's a lot more

5/5

I bought two of this size because I like it so much. One is for my smaller Canon, and the other is for my GoPro gear. For a gopro bag, it's fantastic. This is a fantastic size.

Mckenzie Dawson

| Feb 05, 2021

It's a perfect match for my Sony A6000 Zeiss 32mm and

5/5

My Sony A6000 Zeiss 32mm and Sony 18-55mm lenses fit perfectly. 105 lens. This, along with an F-, is what I use. Guru bag must be stopped.

Kamari Lam

| Oct 08, 2021

For my DJI Mavic Pro 2 with remote and battery, it's a little too small

3/5

When looking for a bag for my Mavic Pro 2, I chose this one because I already have several F-series bags. I'm a big fan of stop bags, and I came across an article about them on F- stops the website from displaying a photo of a Mavic Pro, the remote, and a single battery all crammed into a bag. After putting the drone and remote in the bag, I can't seem to figure out how they fit all three items in there because there isn't enough room for the battery. I could probably force it in, but I'd risk damaging the drone as a result of the increased pressure. While I can see how this bag could be useful for other things and that it would work for my drone if I carried the battery somewhere else, I thought the photo was a little misleading. Despite this, I will continue to purchase f- Stop products, and maybe it's my fault for not buying a bag designed specifically for the Mavic Pro 2 in the first place.