wanted to upgrade my older bag as I needed a bit more space and I decided to give it a try as it has room for my laptop and can hold some lenses, cameras and a few other things. When I first got it I was impressed with the quality of the bag. It's worth the price and offers plenty of space depending on your configuration and needs. I can store my camera with one handle, which can sometimes be difficult to find a bag that works, has two lenses, a flash and still has plenty of space on the top and other slots of the backpack. On my first trip with this bag, I took it to a theme park where I stored my camera, an extra lens, and a hoodie, and still had plenty of room in the top compartment for keys, chargers, extras, and a water bottle. It's also slim enough to fit in a locker for one of the rides. Although it was a bit tight, it was doable. The main points I love about this bag are the dividers. They're thinner than other camera bags I've used and stiffer, allowing you to fit more items in the backpack. The size doesn't feel bulky or bloated, so you can wear it comfortably all day long. There is also an expansion zipper that gives the bag a little more space, something I haven't seen in any camera bags. Overall, considering the price, it's good value for money. One thing I could do without is the big logo on the backpack. I prefer to have something inconspicuous and not draw attention to myself.

This bag is excellent for starting out. A lot of camera bags are really expensive and I didn't want to get too carried away with a beginner setup. I'd rather put money towards a variety of things in order to get a complete kit. This bag carries my Canon 80D camera body, two lenses, a small light, extra batteries, my GoPro Hero 8, and a handful of other accessories and power cords. I also have a K&F Concept tripod that attaches to the side. It fits my laptop in the outer pocket, although I haven't been taking the laptop along. And, it has nice comfortable straps and a cushy top handle. I've only had the bag a few months so I can't speak to long-term durability, but it feels sturdy and I'm happy with the overall construction. It's everything I could've wanted in a bag at this price point.

I have several camera bags now, and this one is at the top of my list. The bag is sturdy and sturdy. It's made for adventures. As someone with back issues, I appreciated the padding in the back. I love the side opening camera bay. This makes it easy to grab your camera quickly (with street photography, etc). The only thing I feel I should mention is that it's a little bigger than comfortable for me.

After several purchases of camera bags for my full size and lenses, I have always been disappointed in either the way the bag fits or its design or organization. This bag seems to suit my needs. Its versatile closure system allows you to access the contents in different ways, allowing you to organize the interior thanks to scratching dividers and place items where you want. The camera is accessed via a side pocket. So all you have to do is tilt the front pocket to access your gear. You can store your accessories safely and easily in the numerous pockets and pouches. Not tested with the tripod, but it also seems handy for storing this accessory.

There's nothing really unusual about this bag. Apart from the fact that it is very well made, has excellent build quality and is very well thought out with its compartments. Aside from the bag having adequate padding, which many of the newer bags don't have, the rest of the bag is pretty similar to all other camera backpacks on the market. They all have side openings in the top openings. They all have customizable dividers. And you get your typical small pockets and a zippered mesh pocket. What sets this product apart is that it is affordable and is of high quality. I would say this is a medium sized pack, so camera bodies with various lenses and accessories. The front pocket is easily expandable so you can fit a few speed cameras or chargers. You can use dividers to separate the top compartment from the side compartment, which I think is something you can do. And it has its own laptop area. Most new bags have this. I have many products from this company and am generally very happy with the accessories they make. K&F has some good filters as well as good cleaning products and accessories. So this definitely matches the quality that I expect from this company.

Be that as it may, there are various large and small bags, so you have some freedom to store everything, not just camera accessories. Probably as many premium pockets as a bag this size. The wide opening when opening the zipper is also the reason why things are easy to put in and take out. There are many cheap and low-quality bags in the world, but I found a great bag for a long time. I have once again reassessed the high product attractiveness of the K&F Concept.

needed a camera backpack because I was tired of constantly lugging bags around on my shoulder strap. A camera backpack was necessary, especially for longer distances. After a short research and reading a few reviews, I chose this model. The backpack is relatively small and compact, but offers a surprising amount of storage space. A DSLR with a mounted lens and 3-4 additional lenses fit in easily. There are also many small parts compartments to store memory cards or tripod plates. A big plus point for me: my 15-inch Macbook can also be stored in a padded compartment. Overall, the workmanship appears to be of high quality, and the zippers also appear to be solid. In my opinion there is nothing wrong with this backpack.

This adapter is a great addition to my gear. I have a lot of great Nikon glass and recently invested in a Fuji mirrorless system. This adapter allows me to use my favorite Nikon lenses on my mirrorless system. I wish the aperture ring had more than 4 stops.