The "K&F Concept Camera Backpack, Photo Backpack for Photographers, Camera Backpack with 15-15.6" Laptop Compartment...etc." it is delivered very well and packaged very securely. The backpack has a rather unusual and somewhat angular design. Coupled with the black coloring, it looks really valuable. Processing is very good! Everything is carefully sewn or glued. The materials used seem very robust and resistant. The outer material is satin and smooth. It provides some amount of rain protection in itself. In addition, there is also a separate rain cover that can be pulled over the backpack if needed. Zippers are all covered and also offer some weather protection. They all work cleanly and without crashing. The transport system corresponds to the usual standard and is fine. It is adjustable and there is also a chest strap. The back is sufficiently padded. Closing the main compartment is a little strange. The pitch is closed with a hook and loop. It's too complicated and I don't like it. There are clearly better solutions. The main compartment is very spacious. You can configure it individually. There's also external access from the left side, so you can quickly access the camera if you need it. Two small pockets for memory cards and batteries, two other small non-zipped pockets and a relatively large laptop compartment complete the interior. In addition, there is a compartment for a drink bottle or similar on the right outside. A tripod can be attached on the outside back. Overall, everything is very clean and of high quality. You get a very chic photo backpack here. The only thing I really don't want to understand is the idea that guided the designer when designing the lid clasp.

This is my first camera backpack! I always use one - I recently got a camera too and it's perfect! The camera compartment is enough for several lenses, the camera is stable inside and doesn't shake much. Enough space for more SD cards, spare batteries or anything else. The upper compartment can be connected to the lower one (but it doesn't make sense), because there is enough space for snacks or charging cables etc... Another recommendation! Tap Helpful!

The "K&F Concept Camera Backpack, Photo Backpack for Photographers, Camera Backpack with 15-15.6" Laptop Compartment...etc." it is delivered very well and packaged very securely. The backpack has a rather unusual and somewhat angular design. Coupled with the black coloring, it looks really valuable. Processing is very good! Everything is carefully sewn or glued. The materials used seem very robust and resistant. The outer material is satin and smooth. It provides some amount of rain protection in itself. In addition, there is also a separate rain cover that can be pulled over the backpack if needed. Zippers are all covered and also offer some weather protection. They all work cleanly and without crashing. The transport system corresponds to the usual standard and is fine. It is adjustable and there is also a chest strap. The back is sufficiently padded. Closing the main compartment is a little strange. The pitch is closed with a hook and loop. It's too complicated and I don't like it. There are clearly better solutions. The main compartment is very spacious. You can configure it individually. There's also external access from the left side, so you can quickly access the camera if you need it. Two small pockets for memory cards and batteries, another two small non-zipped pockets and a relatively large laptop compartment complete the interior. In addition, there is a compartment for a beverage bottle or similar on the right outside. A tripod can be attached on the outside back. In general, everything is very clean and high quality. You get a very chic photo backpack here. The only thing I really don't want to understand is the idea that guided the designer when designing the lid clasp.

I got this as an alternative to a much larger camera bag that's just way bigger than what I need for quick photo shoots. This one is the perfect size to use as a photography "go bag", with a good variety of pockets and compartments for small items and accessories.

The main compartment can be configured in multiple ways using the padded Velcro dividers. The laptop compartment is very roomy, with plenty of space for my MacBook Pro. I especially love the fact that one of the side zippers provides access to the main compartment, so I keep my primary camera body with an L lens there for quick access.

Construction and materials are very good. A rain fly is included and stores conveniently in a Velcro pocket at the bottom of the backpack. The buckles and straps are easy to adjust and the backpack is very comfortable, even when fully loaded with gear.

One of the first things I noticed is that even when empty, this backpack is somewhat heavier than I would have expected, but I attribute that to the very thick padding on the outside shell. That said, the padding does provide a lot of protection to the delicate equipment inside.

This backpack looks great and is very well built. It is a bit on the pricey side, but you get a lot of features for your money. Recommended.

bought this as an alternative to a much larger camera bag which is just way bigger than what I need for quick photo shoots. Perfectly sized to be used as a photo travel bag, this bag has numerous pockets and compartments for small items and accessories. The main compartment can be configured in a variety of ways thanks to the padded Velcro dividers. The laptop compartment is very spacious and offers plenty of space for my MacBook Pro. I particularly like the fact that one of the side zips gives access to the main compartment, allowing me to keep my main camera body with an L lens there for quick access. Construction and materials are very good. A rain cover is included and conveniently stores in a Velcro pocket on the bottom of the backpack. The buckles and straps are easy to adjust and the backpack is very comfortable even when fully loaded. One of the first things I noticed is that even when empty, this pack is a bit heavier than I expected, but I attribute that to the very thick padding on the outer shell. However, the padding offers good protection for the sensitive equipment inside. This backpack looks great and is very well made. It's a bit pricey, but you get a lot of features for your money. Recommended.

Soo...I'll also give my feedback :) What can you say? I am more than thrilled with the backpack. The only disadvantage is that you don't get a 1.5l bottle, but I was able to solve it by not attaching the compartment dividers from right to left in the middle of the backpack as intended, but from left to bottom in a 90° curve, so I had space for a 1.5 liter water bottle, which makes the camera compartment quite small. However, I can still get in: -Canon 600d with kit lens -Canon 50mm f1.8 -Cleaning set for camera -DJI Osmo mobile 3 -Mobile phone clamp for tripod -2 additional batteries -2 SD cards Also in the top compartment: -1.5l water bottle ( through the 90° degree mod from the compartment divider) -tobacco tin, tobacco tamper, cigarette case -Bluetooth box from Anker -charger for Canon -3 charging cables -change of clothes (socks, underwear, T-shirt, probably a complete outfit without the cigarette crap) - Laptop glow sticks so you don't run over your tripod at night :D In the front compartment there are little things like: - Notebook (for creative ideas ;) ) - Flashlight - DJI Osmo mobile 3 stand - Launch cup and signal ball for blank shots (if... something happens in the mountains or something like that, ready for anything) Of course, the K&F Concept tripod KF-TM2324 comes with it on the side and so my outdoor camera backpack is ready for anything. It's also really comfortable to wear. Great work from K&F Concept. Thumbs up for that

... so far I've carried my camera accessories around in camera bags on trips and tours, but as the size and accessories grew, the constantly dangling bags started to get annoying. That's why I ordered a camera backpack. The first impression of the is already very good. The waterproof material feels high-quality, fasteners and straps make a solid impression. The very large inner storage spaces can be individually set up with Velcro-reinforced partitions. Small pockets for memory cards and batteries are incorporated - so that you can access them from the side without having to open the main compartment. There is also a compartment for my laptop and the option to strap on a tripod. With its approximately 20 liter capacity, the < K&F Concept camera backpack > is more than enough for my photo equipment. There is even room for a provisions package and a drinking bottle. I also really like the included rain cover, which protects the camera backpack even in severe storms. I recommend buying it for quality and workmanship.

For me a perfect camera backpack as a travel companion. The size is very comfortable, just right for me. Not too big, but still enough storage space. The wearing comfort is very GOOD. The toughest test was a multi-day city trip to London with family and a packed sightseeing program (including New Year's fireworks). The space in the backpack for the camera, lenses and, in my case, GoPro is limited but good. I was able to transport everything I needed. The upper compartment for drinks, for example, is also very practical. You can vary the dividing base between the storage compartment and the camera compartment a little using Velcro. Space in the top compartment for up to 6 0.3l bottles (lying) or 4 1l bottles (standing - but they then stick out at the top - but you can fix them well with the fastening strap). In the camera compartment I had an SLR camera equipped with an all-round telephoto (18-250), a separate telephoto lens (100-300), a GoPro, a macro lens and a 50mm fixed focal length lens. GoPro and camera accessories distributed in the other storage compartments. From the top compartment you can also load a tablet or, for example, A-4 travel documents (without folding them). On the outside I had a tripod and a camera stick for the GoPro. The thing was then really filled to the maximum. The only thing I would change are the small additional compartments for filters in the backpack openings, I would make them a little larger so that they don't just store filters. I bought your backpack precisely for trips and hikes like this, and in my opinion this backpack is perfect for that. I wouldn't recommend this backpack for climbing tours and extreme sports, as it doesn't have a waist strap. Conclusion: For me the ideal compromise between size and storage space, even for longer trips with very good wearing comfort. I am very satisfied and can only recommend the backpack.