This little camera is a great value for the buck. I now own several that are being utilized as trail cameras and security on a small farm. I can depend on these cameras to perform well in all climates. Had several of them for a few years and they have out lasted my Mountie and several other “big” name cameras.

not with this security camera - you can choose between the cloud or install your own micro sd card for video files that are saved as 5-minute clips in mp4, timestamped and dated so you can easily transfer to your mac/pc and browse footage in real time instead of streaming it (this can be cumbersome on a poor internet connection). I have 6 security cameras from this brand that use the same app, so I can easily swipe between all the cameras in different locations. More information about the camera can be provided upon request if needed.

was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked this package since I wasn't too familiar with K&F products. The pack appears to be very well made - the seams and zippers are usually things that make a product seem cheap, and both are high quality. The materials all seem durable and the backpack is actually quite comfortable. I haven't worn it for a long time, but the shoulder straps and back pad are both very comfortable. The pack has a ton of storage space - more than I need to be honest, but that's not a bad thing at all. Full disclosure: I use APS-C cameras and lenses. So if you use full frame with telephoto lenses you will have a lot less space, but you should still have enough. My only negative would be that I wish there were one or two more dividers included, just for small APS-C cameras/lenses.

I was pleasantly surprised with how much I liked this pack, as I was not all that familiar with K&F's products. The pack seems very well made - the stitching and zippers are usually things that make a product seem cheap, and they are both quality. The materials all seem durable and the pack is actually quite comfortable. I've not worn it for an extended period of time but the shoulder straps and back padding are both very comfortable. The pack has a ton of storage - more than I need to be honest, but that's not a bad thing at all. Full disclosure; I use APS-C cameras and lenses so if you're running full-frame with tele lenses you're going to have a lot less space, but should still have enough. My only knock would be that I wish there were one or two more dividers included, just for small APS-C cameras/lenses.

I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked this pack as I was not that familiar with K&F products. The backpack appears to be very well made - the stitching and zippers are usually things that make a product look cheap and both are of high quality. The materials all appear to be durable and the backpack is actually quite comfortable. I haven't worn it for a long time but the shoulder straps and back padding are both very comfortable. The backpack offers plenty of storage space - more than I honestly need, but that's not bad at all. Full Disclosure; I use APS-C cameras and lenses. So if you're going full frame with telephoto lenses you'll have a lot less space, but you should still have plenty. My only criticism would be that I wish there were another divider or two just for small APS-C cameras/lenses.

This is a photo backpack worth the money. I can pack 5 lenses and two large DSLR cameras and there is still room for snacks, batteries, chargers, a tripod and something to drink. I've hiked with it very often and a lot, thanks to the hip belt it's a very pleasant thing, highly recommended.

Age and infirmities have ended my ability to traipse around with Nikons slung around my neck and a heavy field tripod in hand. That just isn’t going to happen anymore. Now I shoot mirrorless, action cameras and smartphone. Some of those have internal stabilization that obviates the need for a tripod and I also have gimbals. Still, there are occasions where a tripod is very useful. This is practically ideal for my individual circumstances. It is light: barely over 2 pounds. What a miracle! It is only 14 inches long when collapsed. It will fit in my luggage or pack. Comes with a nicely done carrying case as well. Tripod extends to 61 inches, though I wouldn’t go too far away from it when fully extended. Even with a light camera, there’s a chance a breeze could take it over. The central column is unique in that it has two sections. The column can be reversed for ground level shooting. The legs snap to two angles. I would have preferred three for greater flexibility, but it’s not a deal breaker. There’s a small Swiss Acra style mounting plate. The head also has a circular ball level. The ball head is usable, but not out-of-this-world terrific. The legs are twist-lock. I would prefer snaps, but that would probably have made the tripod less svelte and packable. For a guy like me, old and infirm, who shoots with small, lightweight cameras, the K&F Concept 61 is just plain terrific, well within my limitations when it comes to setup, deployment and handling. It’s so light and small that I don’t have to think twice about taking it. Just throw it in the pack. It’s there when I need it. Gotta love that carbon fibre!Jerry

I had tried all types of security cameras including really expensive ones. They were too complicated and unreliable! This one is easy to use and unexpensive, who would have guessed it?