I bought this to use on a trip to Alaska, and it worked out great. I wanted something I could use traveling through the airport with my camera gear, and on day trips once I reached Alaska. I was able to carry a Minolta D3300 with a 18-300 lens attached, a 15-55mmm lense, battery charger, and extra battery in the bottom section, and my meds, hand lotion, lip gloss, snacks, a book, and a light weight rolled up jacket in the top section. There is a pocket in the back section that fit my kindle, and had room for more if needed. The front pocket fit my passport and plane tickets. It does fit in the overhead bin on a plane or tour bus. My only complaint is that the hooks on the front straps that close the top to the bottom don't hold well, but I will figure out something to replace/modify them with - not enough to keep me from buying it again. Once everything was in it, it was pretty heavy (more from the gear than the pack), but it sits good on your back and is comfortable to carry. On top of all this, it is a very nice looking pack.

Advantages1. The camera is small and can be carried easily.2. The battery usage time is long.3. Easy to select menu.4. It is waterproof.6. The price/performance is good.Disadvantages1. In 1080 60fps shooting, the pixels are coarse than expected, and the sharpness of the screen is poor. 2. The zoom function is meaningless because it is not an optical zoom. Conclusion: Good for beginners to use.(After using more, I will add a testimony.)

bought the backpack because as an amateur photographer I have a lot of equipment. I couldn't pack everything in my previous backpack. In the current backpack, however, it works well. It has 2 compartments in which you can place a lot of lenses and 2 cameras without any problems. Even my 150-600mm lens fits in my backpack. In addition to the 2 camera compartments, there are also 2 compartments in which you can store memory cards, batteries and other accessories. The compartments are all open to the front. I would like it better if the camera compartments could be opened at the back. The backpack sits comfortably on your back and can be adjusted to suit you thanks to the many adjustment options.

I bought it for a special trip because I needed space for a lot of gear. I was able to easily pack two camera bodies, three lenses, two chargers, a cleaning kit, a tripod, and 6 extra batteries. I recommend

The adjustability of this tripod is almost infinite. Holds my 5D with a battery pack and a 600mm lens exactly where I needed it to be with no issues. I love this tripod!

I bought the backpack because as an amateur photographer I have a lot of equipment. I couldn't pack everything in my previous backpack. In the current backpack, however, it works well. It has 2 compartments in which you can place a lot of lenses and 2 cameras without any problems. Even my 150-600mm lens fits in my backpack. In addition to the 2 camera compartments, there are also 2 compartments in which you can store memory cards, batteries and other accessories. The compartments are all open to the front. I would like it better if the camera compartments could be opened at the back. The backpack sits comfortably on your back and can be adjusted to suit you thanks to the many adjustment options.

I bought this product in November of last year. I'm an avid photography hound and continuously on the hunt for my next shot. This is easily the best camera bag that I've had, to date.Since early on, while using this bag. I noticed that when I laid the pack on it's back, to access lenses, the slot for holding my business cards allows for them to slip out. Not a huge deal. I don't want to lose them.After approximately six months of use, I noticed that one of the straps I use to secure my tripod to the side of the bag with, had broken through by a rung.Today, after about nine months of regular use, I found that there's a tear forming in the shoulder strap. The damage is pictured in this photo.All in all, I'm hard on my gear, and this thing has taken the brunt of the force and is still trucking on. I regularly pack it with 50lbs of gear and go on long treks with it in all sorts of environments. It's comfortable to wear with my plethora of camera gear packed inside.

My only problem was the battery wouldnt make contact to turn on unless I didn't use the ring that holds the wristband other than that it works fine, and even better if you want it to work just as well as the expensive garret model just wrap a piece of metal by the light and it will double the detection area