Style is good. Very comfortable bag. I am using it for my Sony a7 3, and this bag is the best option.

Size: Perfect for a micro 4/3 plus a couple small lenses Style: Modern and decent. The folded divider might not work for certain camera and lens combination, but nicely made Material: Nice front, and back exterior. The top section could have been better. Overall, a very solid bag that is extremely reasonably priced. Unfortunately, it wouldn't work for the setting that I use (it needs to go inside another carry-on bag). The bag is still a very good bag.

I have a Sony A74 and a bevy of lenses. This camera bag has been a godsend. It is smaller than a full size 40L plus bag, but it has storage galore. It holds 4 lens and my camera body with ease. It's got a magnetic flap cover hiding the zippers for the top pouch which I love and it's got a well designed side opening that allows you to grab your camera fast and effortlessly. The design is pleasing, it's a square backpack, and the colors are nice. I got the black and leather accent bag and It looks really professional. Lastly, there's a tripod tie down and all the zippers are really strong. The stitching on the bag is excellent and the fabric is really strong. I say this is the perfect camera bag to get.

I needed something for daily use, I use it for my gimbal with camera RS2 pro with Sony zv1 top.

As a large proportion of my photography is automotive I was looking for a tripod which as well as allowing the standard style of shots would allow extremely low down angles.

Previously my low down shots have been band held however as I’m experimenting more with night photography I needed the ability to restrain the camera as low as possible angled up and with long exposures this needed to be sturdy.

After looking at a lot of different Tripods I settled on the K&F as the pure versatility appeared to be more than many tripods at triple the price. I was pleasantly surprised upon just how flexible the tripod is, and if you’re prepared to think even further outside the box I was able to mount the camera upside down allowing it to be just millimetres above the ground for the best possible angle.

With the ability to control every aspect of the tripod gives greater flexibility, the ball head and ability to mount the column horizontal or vertically gives a lot of control. I was skeptic all about how far the camera can over hang but providing the camera body is within the limits of the legs your find, and with the ability to hang you kit bag underneath for extra stability I can’t see have any trouble with that aspect. I’ve yet to try the mono-pod mode but imagine that will come in handy in tight places and the fact I’ll always have it with me as it’s part of the tripod is great.

I was really pleased with the included carry case which also includes a strap, a real bonus as my camera bag is messenger style and doesn’t accommodate a tripod so I can just throw it over my shoulder.

This is my first K&F product but will be sure to consider their other products as I grow my accessory collection.

I’ve included a few photos of how I’ve managed to set up the camera on the tripod.

The tripod is very good for my Sony ZV1 and the Beastgripp Pro for my mobile phone Xperia 5II.
The tripod is a bit heavy and could be lighter.

I am not sure if almost all of the reviews on this bag are paid for or what. But I can tell you this. If you own Semi Pro Gear or Pro Gear do not buy this bag. I have a Nikon D850 and Pro Lenses and they do not FIT in this bag. While the bag is "BIG" it is nothing but a BUNCH of VERY SMALL sections that your gear will not fit in. The Pockets that you put your Lenses in are super small and will not fit a Pro Lens. And the Buyer I bought this bag from does not offer Free Returns and Ground Shipping with Tracking at USPS would have cost me $75 to return. So now I am Stuck with a bag that I have ZERO use for. Trust me if you have Real Gear you do not want this bag regardless of the Reviews and what you see on YouTube. DO NOT BUY THIS BAG!!!!

Used on Techart Pro (so not on the Leica system), very useful for adapting the M42 lenses to my Sony (the Techart Pro adapter has a Sony to Leica M connection). A bit expensive for a piece of metal, but at least it's not plastic, it looks good and isn't difficult to attach.