The only modification I made was a slide felt for cupboards, glued to the holder and cut out so that the first filter lays tight :)

Fast delivery. Filters are a bit awkward to slide in, but if you loosen the two front screws, it works quite well

100% absolutely in love with my new camera bag!! The side pocket where the camera can slide also makes it easy to access extra cards. I also love that it has a place for my computer. I don't need to carry 2 bags when I need it in one shot!

Here is once again, an excellent kf concept backpack, the materials the finishes are of very good quality, everything exudes solidity.
There are multiple pockets. I was able to slide on the front of my iPad and for example cables, on the top there is a flap that is held by a very practical magnet that is easy to lift and close.
Under this flap there is a housing for the drone. Very well sized, my Mavic 3 fits in without problem.
On the side, there is a pocket to slide a monopod for example, but you can also put a small tripod, there is an adjustable strap to hold it. On the other side on the left is a side pocket to access the camera that would be inside the bag, without having to remove the bag from your back. Classic.
Inside in the back flap, you will find a large compartment to slide a computer, my 14 inch, perfectly fits, finally, the large compartment can be arranged at will thanks to a whole bunch of small removable partitions with velcro. Its storage is shaped according to the equipment carried.
For example, my bridge camera, an action cam, a spare lens, and a 360 camera.
As is often the case under it, you will find straps to attach a large tripod.Finally, you will also find a rain cover just in case.
A very beautiful bag of very good qualities!

Decent tripod for <$100, seems well-made and maybe worth a bit more since it's lightweight and easily packed while walking. But I would never trust my expensive cameras on it in any wind >10 knots unless attaching a bag of rocks to the hook. The legs don't spread quite as wide as better more expensive ones, but with weight attached in wind, I'd be fully confident with it. I also easily replaced the attached ball-head with my old Manfrotto ball-head with a snap-in plate and it fits perfectly (the new ball head has a wonky slide-in plate which I can see slipping/dropping the camera while trying to slide it in place). If using a cheaper 'dropper' camera, I'd have no issues at all with any of the above.

The slide-in ring is a little worse processed but the rest is great

I only wish the slide went a little higher. But perfect for what I needed it for

The adapter was a bit difficult to slide on the lens and was afraid of damaging the mount. I tried it a few times and it clicked no problem.