- Foam-padded main compartment
- Storm-tight zipper
- Side-mounted accessory pockets
- Specialized film pocket
- Internal dimensions: 12.5 by 5.75 by 7.5 inches
Product Description
The Pro 8 uses Tamrac’s patented Lens-Bridge and LensGate divider systems to protect two digital or film SLRs with lenses attached, multiple lenses and accessories.Amazon.com Product Description
Roomy enough to hold two camera bodies, not to mention four to five lenses and a flash, the Tamrac Pro 8 camera bag is the ideal solution for the photographer who needs to tote an assortment of camera equipment in a compact package. The foam-padded main compartment, in conjunction with the padded dividers, provides a soft, gripping web of protection for your camera equipment. Accessory pockets abound. Both the top and front flaps have mesh pockets for filters and other flat accessories. Side pockets can hold any item, while the overhanging top section protects the contents from the weather. Internal pockets can hold batteries, calculators, tickets, or other items as needed. Additionally, film pockets store film, and can be easily detached from th… More >>
Edwin H. Heuer // Jul 15, 2010 at 11:24 am
The 5608 Pro 8 Camera Bag is an excellent product and I am very pleased with it. The shipping time seemed to me to be slow.
Ed Heuer
M. Mahan // Jul 15, 2010 at 1:58 pm
I have been a loyal BH Photo customer for over fifteen years. But a friend suggested that I try Adorama as he thinks they are a first class company.
The Tamrac bag was my first order placed with Adorama and it will certainly not be my last. It was a painless transaction and I couldnt be happier with the product and the service.The price was unbeatable. In all fairness I must say that BH Photo is a great company to do business with, but if price is your primary concern, then adorama is the way to go.
Albert M. Halowell // Jul 15, 2010 at 2:36 pm
I bought this bag thinking that I could get my 40D with a 28-70mm zoom mounted (with lens hood) and then my other 3 lenses into the bag. It turns out I couldn’t include my 170-500 Sigma lens. I put it back in its original bag and hooked that bag to this bag. I had to take out just about all of the dividers as they came. I was able to get my camera with the lens (no hood) and the battery grip into the bag, my 70-200 Canon L lens, my flash and my 100mm macro Sigma lens into the main compartment. The three lens hoods are all just laying on top. The other pockets and such are fine. I was just very disappointed with the room of the bag inside. I think from now on I will have to go to a brick and mortar store to see the product and buy it there.
B. Ooley // Jul 15, 2010 at 3:12 pm
This bag appeared to be very durable and had ample space for storage. The problem is accessing the storage area at the bottom of the bag. In order to get to the storage area in the bottom of the bag you had to remove everything from the top. We returned the bag for this reason.
This bag would have been perfect if there were a zipper access along the base that opened up the bottom storage area for easy access.
David C. Paxson // Jul 15, 2010 at 6:09 pm
The bag is everything I thought it would be. It is excellent for what I need. It has plenty of room for all of my equitment and it is easy to carry. There are plenty of compartments for lens, flash attachments, batteries and anything else I might need. Besides that a friend of mine has one just like it and he likes it very much. Thank you for a great product!