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- Magnetic closure
- This compact shoulder bag offers high quality materials, first-class workmanship and a perfectly sophisticated functionality. All these features make the mirrorless Mover 20 Zperfekten ideal solution for demanding photographic applications.
- The case fit your for medium DSLM gear. You can hold a mirrorless system camera with a lens Angesetzten as well as one or two interchangeable lenses. You may have as well as other compositions. And of course the bag has also has numerous storage space for small accessories and personal items.
- The mirrorless Mover 20 is padded, it is made of waterproof nylon material and it is. The case protects your contents so it is perfect against bumps, rain and other damaging influences.
- Material: 1680D ballistic nylon, 300D brushed polyester, 3-layer nylon thread, metal etc; Outer Dimensions: approx. 22.5 x 15.5 x 11.5 cm (W x H x D); Internal Size: Approx. 21.5 x 13.5 x 9.5 cm (W x H x D); smartphone pocket (approx): 2.8 "(7 cm x 12.3 x 1.6 cm; Strap length: approx. 140 cm (adjustable), Weight: about 300 g; colour: Pewter (Dark Grey)
- Box contents: 1 mirrorless Mover 20 camera bag comes with an optional shoulder strap and rain cover
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Item model number : TT656
Date First Available : November 11, 2016
Manufacturer : THINK TANK
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I am preparing for a vacation this coming summer and ordered this to be stored in my carry-on. I needed something that could be stored within something else. I don't need a camera backpack that is 75% camera storage, just enough for a body and two or three lenses. Which this does. The interior is padded well enough. I can store a X-T4, two XF primes, and a smaller zoom (the 16-80 F4 fits really well). As long as you don't mind storing the primes in the same compartment with some padding in-between. I use two larger microfiber clothes. I cannot store much else than that. The little pockets on the outside when used, prevent the top flap from closing completely. You can zipper shut the top and there is a small flap that comes over to magnetically close and cover the zipper. Not too much of an issue, but I wish it had a little more wiggle room to close this flap.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2022 by Michael Anderson
I bought this mostly because of the design and durability of my 6+ year old Think Tank Photo Speed Freak V2.0 Shoulder Camera Bag for my large DSLR camera and lens. This tiny bag is made with the same high-quality material and workmanship. I bought it for my Canon EOS M6 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM . Before I made the buy decision, I carefully measured my gears to make sure they fit. As other posters wrote, this bag looks a lot smaller than I thought. As seen in the attached photo, it holds my EOS M6 with a 18-150 mm zoom lens. Beneath the long zoom, there is enough room for a small Canon 90EX flash. I don’t know whether a pancake lens will fit there. To its right, it holds two small zoom lens, one atop another. The pocket on the top cover can hold batteries and SD cards. The outside pocket holds a battery power bank for my phone for full day trekking. LIKE: Holds more than it looks Light weight high-quality durable material Belt loop to take the weight off my shoulder DISLIKE: The flap and 2 magnetic clasps are more a fashion statement than functional. When fully unzipped, zipping it up is a two-hand operation, one hand to guide the slider around tight corners and another to hold the end. Outside end pockets cannot hold even the most narrow water bottle. The smart phone slot insert is too narrow for today’s phones with 5” screens. To me, it is just a thick divider.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2018 by Peter W. Kwok
What do I keep in this bag? Sometimes I keep a Fujifilm X100F, Ricoh GR, Fujifilm Instax SP-3, spare film, spare batteries, and a lens cloth in here. Other times I keep a Fujifilm X-T2, XF16mm, XF35mm F2, and XF56mm lenses with spare batteries and a lens cloth. It's a little snug, but it works. In all cases, I keep a little desktop tripod tucked in to the belt loop. I'm a fan of this bag. It works pretty darned well! What don't I like about it, though? * The rain cover takes up half of the outside pocket. Not very clever. * The bare metal hardware (zipper pulls, etc) can be noisy. * The outside end pockets are tight. REALLY tight. Hard to use for anything. * I think they missed an opportunity to put a zippered outside pocket *in* the lid. I could see putting white balance cards or something in there. * I think they also missed an opportunity to put a zippered outside pocket on the *back*. I could see putting an iPhone 8 Plus in such a pocket. Maybe even a mini tablet. * The bottom surface is completely flat. I have to imagine that could have been used for some tie-down straps for an umbrella or wee tripod or something. I'm a fan of the bag and use it quite a lot. But without changing the dimensions, it could be so much more.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2018 by Magnus
Bought this as a Christmas gift for my husband, who was also getting a new Panasonic Lumix G7 camera (to later upgrade to G85). He absolutely LOVES this bag! I'd seen comments and recommendations for this bag on a photographer's discussion forum, specifically mentioning this bag for the Lumix series. The posters commented how well made and durable the ThinkTank bags are, and how well this one works for these particular cameras. My husband says I couldn't have picked a better bag for him. :) (And he's very picky when it comes to equipment.) The size is just right, and the movable insert is a huge plus, allowing for restructuring the inside of the bag. The outside is already water-repellent, but there's also the waterproof bonnet that folds up and stores easily in one of the pockets, to take out in case of a downpour. Everything about this case seems top quality, and the contrast stitching on the shoulder strap just gives it that extra touch. The magnetic closure is also fantastic when you just want to get in and out of the bag quickly; the zipper can be used when you need more security. All in all, a fantastic purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2017 by KatieK
This is a good, small bag for carrying around a mirrorless camera and a couple of accessories. I have my Sony a6400 in there with the 16-50mm kit lens. That leaves plenty of room for at least one more lens, filters, and a spare battery. So this is perfect if you're just walking around for the day. It's not really tall enough to fit a smartphone vertically as shown in the pictures (this was probably designed before the huge screens). And as a couple of reviewers have pointed out, the magnets on the flat are just to keep the flat closed. If you don't have the main compartment zipper closed, then the bag will open up when you pick it up by the top handle.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2019 by Caleb
It is really small, good enough to hold a compact mirror-less camera with one lens, and an extra battery & charger. I was hoping to replace my Olympus kit bag that came with EM-10 iii, but this one did not hold as much as the Olympus kit bag. Finally, I returned it for the next bigger version, Think Tank Photo Mirrorless Mover 25, and loving it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2019 by dipus
Great bag. Well-made. Perfect size for my Fuji X 100 V. I’m able to carry spare batteries and a flash in this bag with the camera.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2021 by P. Mcpherson