I was a bit worried that this bag might not hold everything I need for a shoot, but I'm pleasantly surprised to be wrong. It's a well-made bag with plenty of padding where you need it, plenty of openings to access your gear, and solid enough to hold its shape without any gear in the pack.

One great feature that this bag has adopted is the adjustable inserts. Depending on the shoot, I can adjust these to fit my needs. This is great for when I do sporting events, such as the local high school football games. I'll go more into that later.

Let me go back to talking about the openings for a minute. One feature that I love about this bag, and I'm glad to see more bags use this, is the main zipper being located on the inside (by the shoulder straps) rather than the outside of the bag (facing the world). To me, this is great for securing my gear while I'm carrying the bag...I don't need to worry about someone coming up from behind and try to get into the bag. This actually leads me to my first negative, which is the side opening. This IS a way for someone to try and grab gear and if you feel uncomfortable with that, you will need to take that into account.

Let's talk about size. There is a LOT of room in this thing. Remember when I talked about the football games earlier in the review? Based on how the compartments are configured, this bag can comfortably hold a Sigma 60-600mm lens. For those that don't know, this lens is pretty massive. You can fit it in this thing and still have room for your camera body and a couple more lenses.

One feature I'm starting to really like is the adjustable size of the top pocket. The bottom moves out of the way in case you need space, or based on how you configure the bag, can be used as a wall extension to effectively double the size of that pocket. Its a great option for further customization.

If there were any improvements I would recommend for the bag, it would be a place to strap a tripod. I've really enjoyed this option on other bags, and I am disappointed that this one doesn't have that option.

Overall, this is an outstanding bad from K&F. The positives greatly outweigh the negatives, and I would recommend this bag to anyone looking for one.

was a little worried that this bag wouldn't hold everything I need for a photo shoot, but I'm pleasantly surprised I was wrong. It's a well-made bag with plenty of padding where you need it, plenty of openings for access to your gear, and strong enough to hold its shape without gear in the pack. A great feature that this bag has taken on is the adjustable inserts. Depending on the shoot, I can adapt these to my needs. This is great when I attend sporting events such as the local high school football games. I'll go into more detail on that later. Let me briefly touch on the openings again. One feature I love about this bag, and I'm glad more bags are using this, is that the main zipper is on the inside (on the shoulder straps) rather than the outside of the bag (facing the world). . For me this is ideal for securing my gear while carrying the bag. I don't have to worry about someone coming up behind me and trying to get into the bag. That actually leads me to my first downside, which is the side opening. This is a way for someone to snag gear, and if you're uncomfortable with this, you need to consider that. Let's talk size. There's LOTS of room in this thing. Remember when I talked about the soccer games earlier in the review? Based on the layout of the compartments, this bag will comfortably fit a Sigma 60-600mm lens. For those who don't know, this lens is pretty massive. You can fit it in this thing and still have room for your camera body and a few more lenses. One feature I'm starting to really like is the adjustable size of the top pocket. The bottom slides out if you need space or, depending on the configuration of the bag, can be used as a wall extension to effectively double the size of the bag. It's a great option for further customization. If there were any improvements I would recommend for the bag, it would be a way to mount a tripod in it. I've really enjoyed this option on other bags and am disappointed that this option doesn't exist. Overall, this is an outstanding release from K&F. The positives far outweigh the negatives and I would recommend this bag to anyone looking for a bag like this.

I bought this point and shoot digital camera as a gift for daughter. It takes great pictures and the auto focus feature really helps take great pictures. It is easy to connect her phone or computer to get the photos from the camera. There is a anti-shake stabilization that really works. My daughter has essential tremors and sometimes struggles but she can really take great pictures anyway.

I was looking for a simple point and shoot camera to take photos for selling products online. I found it simple to use and nice quality photos. You may have to mess around with some of the settings. It work great for what I was wanting to do! Reasonable price and includes an extra battery...

Small and fits in pocket. Simple point and shoot still and video.

I conduct fieldwork and need a simple point-and-shoot camera with good image quality, date/time stamp, and simple access to the photos via computer. This camera covers what I'm looking for. I'm not nitpicky nor tech savvy when it comes to taking photos (adjusting for contrast, brightness, and the like), but the camera does its job and delivers what I need. I haven't used the camera heavily, but I've used it for a few hours and the battery life is still good. If it ever runs low, the camera comes with an extra battery (another benefit). So if you're looking for a camera with simple functions, this would be it.

For a simple point-and-shoot camera or small pair of binoculars, this is a great little strap. I kind of like and dislike the auto-adjustable strap. For anything other than a small camera, the weight of the camera causes the strap to tighten on my wrist, which can be uncomfortable over time. For a small item it's not a big problem. The description says this is for a DSLR. That would be a “no”. Stick with smaller cameras and you'll be fine. This has a clip that I've never seen before and requires almost two hands to undo... that's a good thing. The connection will not be accidentally interrupted. The strap is VERY strong and quite soft. I could imagine perhaps using this with an assistant and a flash as well.

A much needed tool, if you're shooting outside. It definitely helped me out since I shoot with natural light. Something everyone should have in their camera bag.