The backpack arrived on time for my upcoming vacation. I packed it up today and I'm thrilled - and not just by the way it looks. The camera compartment is large (almost too big for the little equipment I have, consisting of my Canon Eos, a telephoto lens and a few additional little things) and it can be flexibly redesigned with flexible padded walls using Velcro fasteners. There is also an elastic band that can be flexibly attached to different places to secure the camera. At the top there is a partition made of the same padding material, which can also be moved with Velcro fasteners. So you can enlarge the camera compartment and the “clothes compartment” as desired. However, the additional laptop compartment is firmly integrated and cannot be enlarged. In addition, there are sufficient storage spaces on both outsides, secured by rubber bands for bottles or umbrellas, for example. At the front there is a small compartment with a zipper and two small compartments in it, in the large "clothes compartment" there are two small storage nets and the backpack lid itself is a storage compartment in which the rain cover is included. I haven't been able to test the rain resistance yet, but the rain cover looks good quality. There is a cross connection on the backpack straps so that you can strap the straps tightly to your chest. I generally think this strap is quite good, but unfortunately it cannot be moved along the carrying straps, which for us women always fits awkwardly and constricts...