Simply I love it. It's very useful and I can carry all the material I need for any session. I appreciate also the cover (in case of rain) for which I didn't pay attention it was part of the package. The bag itself has a very high quality. No negative points to highlight :)

Well-balanced photo backpack even when carrying a tripod on the bottom straps. In the bottom pocket, you can house a full-frame reflex body without battery (5D or similar) with a short lens mounted and an additional lens, all in a removable, fully adjustable compartment. In addition to the camera body, I was able to fit 3 small size lenses (28mm, 50mm and 35mm pentax m series) including the camera body (pentax k20D) with the pentax m series 135mm mounted. In addition, on the front of the backpack, in addition to the loops for attaching the tripod, there is a convenient pocket for inserting the rain cover provided by the manufacturer and other small objects (notebook, smartphone, pens, etc.). The top compartment is well optimized. It can be used to store clothes and spares to cover a weekend away, or it can be used to carry optics with external cases. Personally, I was able to manage the space and bring other optics with me without having to worry too much about the equipment. There's a laptop pocket guaranteed for laptops up to 14", even though I fit the 15" macbook, and a practical rain cover, despite the backpack being made of water-repellent fabric. Also included is a handy lens cleaning kit in a convenient carrying case. Highly recommended due to the compact size of the backpack and the capacity it offers. or it can be used to carry optics using external cases. Personally, I was able to manage the space and bring other optics with me without having to worry too much about the equipment. There's a laptop pocket guaranteed for laptops up to 14", even though I fit the 15" macbook, and a practical rain cover, despite the backpack being made of water-repellent fabric. Also included is a handy lens cleaning kit in a convenient carrying case. Highly recommended due to the compact size of the backpack and the capacity it offers. or it can be used to carry optics using external cases. Personally, I was able to manage the space and bring other optics with me without having to worry too much about the equipment. There's a laptop pocket guaranteed for laptops up to 14", even though I fit the 15" macbook, and a practical rain cover, despite the backpack being made of water-repellent fabric. Also included is a handy lens cleaning kit in a convenient carrying case. Highly recommended due to the compact size of the backpack and the capacity it offers. There's a laptop pocket guaranteed for laptops up to 14", even though I fit the 15" macbook, and a practical rain cover, despite the backpack being made of water-repellent fabric. Also included is a handy lens cleaning kit in a convenient carrying case. Highly recommended due to the compact size of the backpack and the capacity it offers. There's a laptop pocket guaranteed for laptops up to 14", even though I fit the 15" macbook, and a practical rain cover, despite the backpack being made of water-repellent fabric. Also included is a handy lens cleaning kit in a convenient carrying case. Highly recommended due to the compact size of the backpack and the capacity it offers.

The backpack is characterized by very good workmanship, you can set it up flexibly, everything is well thought out. A rain cover is included. For me (184cm) it fits very well. Clear recommendation.

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 had dropped my camera on a hike, which did in my previous filter. Time for a replacement.
The slim frame is nicely done and the outer ring has sufficient grip to easily turn it, even with the dampening that is just about right. I hope the dampening doesn't end up being too much as the grease ages over the years. A couple of things about the slim frame: The filter is more difficult to remove than normal framed filters and my OEM lens cover no longer fits, since there is less thread on the outer filter.
So, there is an decent lens cover included with a tether. However, I have been unable to attach the tether to the lens cover, as it appears the intended hole in the lens cover for the tether does not go all the way through. At this point I'm undecided on how I'm going to resolve that issue.
Other than the lens cap, quality looks right on. The coating does make a tremendous difference compared to an uncoated filter.

The idea of twisting the frame of reflectors isn’t a new one but I still marvel at how something so big manages to fit into such a small carrying case. What is even better here is that the case also holds a reversible cover that zips around the frame to offer more lighting possibilities.

The bare reflector is actually a white diffuser, and the cover is black on one side, silver on the other but if you turn it inside-out, you also have a gold and white reflector. Brilliant!

The reflector is well-made and rigid when deployed. There’s a fair bit of tension in the frame and it’s about 1cm wide which means you can get a good grip on it. The covers have a reversible zip running around them and it runs smoothly without any snags making it quick and easy to change over.

The fun comes when it’s time to pack it away again as there’s a knack to getting it back in its case, one that I haven’t mastered yet, and it takes several attempts to get it right. I just need more practise! Twist and tuck, twist and tuck…

The camera has extra access to the compartment so it can be easily put in and out of the backpack. Even while running, you don't have to put down your backpack, but someone else can simply take out the camera quickly. From the outside it also looks like it's made of waterproof material, which can keep a lot of things out. There's also a rain cover in the "lid" - once you've found the zipper, there's a rain cover in neutral black. Since we had sunshine, it wasn't used and I can't say anything about the functionality of the rain cover yet. What I liked best, however, is another detail. The buckles are attached with magnets and they are bombproof. Sometimes even too good, so that I had to sometimes even get it open. For me, that also speaks for quality, and even if the magnets lose strength over time (do magnets do that?) they should still hold up really well.

It has the right number of internal pockets (one at the bottom for the batteries and one for the SD, more at the top for various and possible). Bottom, with entrance (is that what you say?) On the side, my Nikon D750 fits in with 28-300 mounted, but if I want to carry the 70-200, which is almost twice as long, I have to use practically the entire photo compartment and that Place the camera housing on top and divide the two things with the inserts of the backpack. It has external straps to place a small tripod or something else on, a side pocket for water or an umbrella and a small external zippered pocket. The zippers are durable, the backpack is of excellent quality and I personally have a lot of fun, I always use it. I would give it four and a half stars because the way it closes at the front doesn't provide 100% security. The zipper of the photo compartment, on the other hand, is barely visible and I think it's perfect.