NOTE: This is a reshoot and reupload of the previous version... I felt my experience with the bag was worth updating. If you'd like to see the original vid, the link is in the description.
Thanks for the detailed review. The DNA 10 was definitely designed for smaller cropped-sensor mirrorless, like Panasonic, Fuji, Olympus and Sony. And for full-frame Sony, it was built to hold the smaller lenses. The DNA 11 would be a better fit for the gear you mentioned, like the 24-70mm and 70-200mm 2.8.
Fuji users: I’ve bought many many many bags. This one has been my perfect bag. It fits my Fuji xt2 as well as (if I want to carry them all around) my xf 35, 56, 16, kit lens and 55-230. I can also fit charger, batteries, nd filters etc as well as my iPad Pro 11 inch with case. The iPad Pro actually fits inside the tablet section in the bag rather than the zip at the back. I hope that helps someone. Great vid.
I love the bag itself, but the insert is no good. I just can't get it configured decently with my X-T2. It's a bit too narrow and I just can't make it hold anything. The front snaps are also ridiculously useless.
I have had a D.N.A 10 for about 9 years and it's perfect for my 35 mm S L.R film gear. I consider the chances of something heavy landing on the top to be minimal.
I went for the DNA 13 for my Nikon Z kit, mostly using adapted Leica M lorises plus a long adapted af-s zoom, plus dog poop bags and water bottle on the outside pocket. I do prefer a messenger style camera bag in general.
NOTE: This is a reshoot and reupload of the previous version... I felt my experience with the bag was worth updating. If you'd like to see the original vid, the link is in the description.
One of the best reviews talking about the pros and cons about this bag. I'm sure I'd have the same issues you have with this one. Thanks for posting!!
Thanks, very helpful review. I will go for the next size up.
Thanks for the detailed review. The DNA 10 was definitely designed for smaller cropped-sensor mirrorless, like Panasonic, Fuji, Olympus and Sony. And for full-frame Sony, it was built to hold the smaller lenses. The DNA 11 would be a better fit for the gear you mentioned, like the 24-70mm and 70-200mm 2.8.
Absolutely yes... it's now my Fuji bag and it's really perfect in that role!
Fuji users: I’ve bought many many many bags. This one has been my perfect bag. It fits my Fuji xt2 as well as (if I want to carry them all around) my xf 35, 56, 16, kit lens and 55-230. I can also fit charger, batteries, nd filters etc as well as my iPad Pro 11 inch with case. The iPad Pro actually fits inside the tablet section in the bag rather than the zip at the back. I hope that helps someone. Great vid.
I whole heartedly agree--this is PERFECT for a Fuji shooter.
Thanks for that Suze…I was thinking it might suit my Fuji kit!👍🇦🇺😎
@@maxheadroom7687 definitely if you like to carry all your kit. I also have the version 8 if I'm just taking camera and perhaps 1 more lens. :-)
I love the bag itself, but the insert is no good. I just can't get it configured decently with my X-T2. It's a bit too narrow and I just can't make it hold anything. The front snaps are also ridiculously useless.
Beautifully made and designed bags. I picked up a special edition 8 and it’s perfect for me. Pick the right size and it’s hard to beat.
I have had a D.N.A 10 for about 9 years and it's perfect for my 35 mm S L.R film gear. I consider the chances of something heavy landing on the top to be minimal.
I went for the DNA 13 for my Nikon Z kit, mostly using adapted Leica M lorises plus a long adapted af-s zoom, plus dog poop bags and water bottle on the outside pocket. I do prefer a messenger style camera bag in general.
Great bag TENBA 👏🏻👏🏻
yes it is! I have two now and they're both quality rigs... really impressed with their build and thought out arrangement.
seems like the 13inch version will be perfect for you
U pick the wrong size bag.
U need something bigger.