As for the quality of the bag, it is excellent and I am very pleased with it. I can see an XE! with one lens mounted and one next to it and maybe the small retro flash that Fuji makes. The ONA Bowery is a superb camera bag and highly recommended. It is the Union Street in Brown Canvas and just ordered the back pack in the same material. if I had to pick just one bag it would be this one. The new Bowery for Leica just looks so dam good I couldn't help but buy it at the end of testing period.

The canvas is meant to patina, and comes a bit distressed (I don’t think purposefully). I often shoot full engagement shoots with just my Leica gear, so the ONA Bowery is the perfect bag, especially when out on little adventures for the shoots. This bag is just something special as a bag in general. It’s small though others would say large but it holds my entire Fujifilm kit just so. Ī flimsy bag I can buy here in NZ at any photographic retail shop, the usual suspects, but feel lukewarm at best about Manfrotto etc. In my opinion it is finished better, and feels better, than Hard Graft bags and at a fraction of the price. trouble is the shipping costs are 1/3 higher too. Like VW Polo and then the AUDI A6 and nothing in between. like ONA better anyway, but there is this huge gap between 119.00 for the bowery and 269,00 for the Brixton. Has the quality of Ona bags always been hit or miss For as much as they cost and tout their attention to detail, my experience has been different. had a look at Billingham as well but they don't shitp to new Zealand. With five compartments, it offers enough room for a Leica M-Camera, one to two M-Lenses and various personal items. Is the back pocket large enough so you can slip an iPAD in? Both are great, and I would recommend Billingham (maybe the Hadley Small) if. I have a Billingham Hadley Pro and an Ona Bowery. I would imagine something that can carry a Q2 would also be perfect. Ideally the bag would be big enough to accommodate an X-E1 plus lens and another lens and maybe a flash? Looking for a small camera bag recommendation to hold a Leica IIIc, 50mm Elmar and a Voigtlander 35mm f/2.5 Color Skopar with viewfinder. The camera’s performance profile is complemented by a high-definition, 4K-resolution, digital video recording function that captures true-to-life memories in moving pictures.'Į xplore the Leica V-Lux Explorer Kit now.Since one can only trust that what is ordered online meets the requirements, thought I would ask here to see whether anybody actually uses this bag (apart from the APPLE Art Director. Its fast autofocus reliably captures every subject and a continuous shooting function with up to 12 frames per second at full resolution make it the perfect choice for sport and wildlife photography. 'With an enormous range of focal lengths from 25 to 400 mm, its zoom lens is ideal for all photographic situations – from wide-angle, standard, and telephoto photography to macro close-ups down to a distance of only 3 cm. With its cleverly designed features and variable inner compartments, it offers optimum protection and ample space for the safe stowage of the camera kit and personal items. The robust bag is distinguished by its style and functionality. Alongside the camera, this set once again includes a system bag from the exclusive ‘ONA for Leica’ collection – this time, ‘The Bowery for Leica, Canvas, Field Tan’. 'The Leica V-Lux, the universal compact camera for travel, wildlife and sports photography, is on sale again in a set with additional accessories. Today, we are proud to continue that partnership with the release of the Leica V-Lux Explorer Kit, featuring the 'ONA for Leica' Bowery bag in field tan waxed canvas. For nearly five years, ONA has partnered with Leica Camera on a variety of bags and accessories, guided by our shared heritage of excellence and craft.

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