Brenda, that is so true! I like this bag very, very much. Sure, I cannot carry all-in-one but this is perfect for me on most of my outings. Earlier this year we went to Stone Mountain, GA, state in the USA. There is a theme park but the attraction is the top of the granite mound. The rain was coming down "cats and dogs" and we got soaked on the way to the ticket booth! The bag did just fine and all was dry. Besides wading a bit, we had the park and stuff pretty much to ourselves. When the sun came out in a couple of hours, the place was full of people with fewer natural shots possible. That was the first time my camera bag was in the "elements" and it served quite well. For certain, I was concerned but the bag proved its worth. I met an Austrian man with a film camera and he had a neat bag for camera and lens only. I asked him, "What make is that?" His answer, "This is the bag for my camera, about 20 years old." Well, so much for my language barrier.