The camera has an extra compartment access so it can be easily put in and out of the bag. Even while running, you don't have to awkwardly place the backpack on the ground, but someone else can just quickly take the camera away. Access to the back is then given to the other lenses, etc. To do this, you have to remove the backpack, but the effort here is also quite low due to the clear division of the compartment. No more fumbling around for lenses - that's great. There is an extra compartment at the top where you can put food, clothes, etc. Most of all, I kept my flash and timer, as well as other little things (rechargeable batteries, etc.). In my opinion, they didn't have more space in the rear compartment, or they would make it less clear. I found this a bit regrettable. However, if you only choose one or two lenses to take with you, you can certainly also store the battery and the like there.

I bought it for my Canon M50. Lots of space

This is my first camera backpack! I always use one - I recently got a camera too and it's perfect! The camera compartment is enough for several lenses, the camera is stable inside and doesn't shake much. Enough space for more SD cards, spare batteries or anything else. The upper compartment can be connected to the lower one (but it doesn't make sense), because there is enough space for snacks or charging cables etc... Another recommendation! Tap Helpful!

When I discovered photography for myself, a small camera bag was enough for me at first, but then there were a few more lenses that were difficult to transport in a small bag and also caused pain when carrying them. When I was looking for a backpack, I found this one and it was one of the few that I immediately liked (albeit in the XXL version). When it arrived I was immediately impressed. The smaller version would definitely not be enough for me, but in XXL it was perfect. All my lenses fit in here and are well protected by the adjustable dividers. What I also like are the many small "pockets" in which you can store batteries, memory cards, etc. well. There is another compartment on the bottom where a rain cover can be found, but I haven't used it yet. The side compartment, from which you can remove the camera separately, is also very practical. The zippers slide easily and don't snag. The wearing comfort is optimal, I found the backpack with a camera and five lenses (and a lot of small things) to be very light and comfortable to carry. The only thing I asked myself: Is the backpack worth almost €100 to ME? There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there but I decided to keep this backpack because I found it to be worth the money and apart from a few minor issues it is highly recommended. I found the backpack with a camera and five lenses (and a lot of small things) to be very light and comfortable to carry. The only thing I asked myself: is the backpack worth almost €100 to ME? There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there but I decided to keep this backpack because I found it to be worth the money and apart from a few minor issues it is highly recommended. I found the backpack with a camera and five lenses (and a lot of small things) to be very light and comfortable to carry. The only thing I asked myself: is the backpack worth almost €100 to ME? There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there but I decided to keep this backpack because I found it to be worth the money and apart from a few minor issues it is highly recommended.

The camera has an extra compartment access so it can be easily put in and out of the bag. Even while running, you don't have to awkwardly place the backpack on the ground, but someone else can just quickly take the camera away. Access to the back is then given to the other lenses, etc. To do this, you have to remove the backpack, but the effort here is also quite low due to the clear division of the compartment. No more fumbling around for lenses - that's great. There is an extra compartment at the top where you can put food, clothes, etc. Most of all, I kept my flash and timer, as well as other little things (rechargeable batteries, etc.). In my opinion, they didn't have more space in the rear compartment, or they would make it less clear. I found this a bit regrettable. However,

I was looking to upgrade my older bag as I needed a bit more room, and I decided to try this out as it has room for my laptop and can handle quite a few lenses, camera, and a few other things.

When I first got it, I was impressed by the bag's quality. It's worth the price and has plenty of room, depending on your configuration and need. I can fit my camera with grip, which can sometimes be challenging to find a bag that will work, two lenses, a flash, and still has plenty of room on the top and other slots of the backpack.

On my first outing with this bag, I took it to a theme park, where I fit my camera, one extra lens, a hoodie, and still had plenty of room on 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 key points that I love about this bag are the dividers. They're thinner than other camera bags I've used and stiffer, allowing you to cram more items into the pack. The size doesn't seem bulky or bloated, allowing for a comfortable all-day carry. There is also an expansion zipper that will give the bag a little bit more room, something I haven't seen in a camera bag. Overall, it's a great value considering the price.

One thing I could do without is the large logo on the backpack. I'd prefer to have something inconspicuous and not draw any attention to myself.

was looking to upgrade my older bag as I needed a little more space and decided to give this 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 fit my camera with a handle which can be difficult at times finding a bag that works, two lenses, a flash and still has plenty of room on top and in other compartments of the backpack. On my first trip with this bag, I took it to an amusement park where I could fit my camera, an extra lens, and a hoodie, and there was still plenty of room in the top compartment for keys, chargers, extras, and a water bottle. Plus, it's slim enough to fit in a locker on one of the rides. Although a little tight, it was doable. What I particularly like about this bag are the dividers. They're thinner than other camera bags I've used and more rigid, allowing you to pack more items in the backpack. The size doesn't feel bulky or bloated, allowing for comfortable all-day wear. There is also an expansion zip which gives the bag a little more room which I have not seen in a camera bag. Overall, given the price, it's great value. However, I could do without the big logo on the backpack. I'd rather have something inconspicuous and not draw attention to myself.

I purchased this backpack to hold all of my FX lenses and new Nikon D850 camera, along with all of the accessories. I only gave 4 stars on the Material quality due to some others stating that the threads that the shoulder straps are attached to the backpack, pulls apart. I did what another reviewer did, use some wire straps to give re-inforced support. I did this for preventative measures.