Nice camera bag | Easy camera accessThis camera backpack has good points and bad points. The bad points are minor though, and I’ll cover them first.Bad Points:1. This is either a pro or con depending on how you look at it, but the compartments aren’t preconfigured. This means that all of the dividers have to be laid out by you before use, and this will involve some trial and error before you find something that works for you.2. The outer flap, while a nice feature that will help shed light rain, does add a delay in getting to your main equipment compartment. There is a side access zipper that can give you immediate access to your camera though.3. If you have several extra batteries, filters, memory cards, and/or other loose pieces. There isn’t a great way to deal with all of this stuff. I ended up putting some of this, including the provided rain cover, in the backpacks top access compartment; and the rest I put into the wells that a lens could be put into. I wish there were more “sealable” storage pockets.4. The last bad point has to do with lens storage. If you have a long lens (and use a hood), you will have to store it lengthwise. The nature of having a camera backpack does lead to a shallower than average depth limitation.Good Points:1. The bag is built quite well. The materials are padded, water resistant, and the Velcro is strong and remains where you put it.2. There is quick access to the camera. It’s nice not having to open the whole backup just to get access to your camera.3. The bag doesn’t scream out that expensive camera gear is inside. In this case, not having name brand camera gear is actually a safety feature.4. There are included straps that can allow you to attach your tripod to the bottom of the bag. This is handy when you’re looking to reduce all of the individual items you need to carry around.5. There is an included rain cover. I keep it in the top compartment, and it’s nice to have available if I ever need it.Overall, this is a nice midsized backpack. If you have a lot of gear or huge lenses, this probably won’t be adequate for your needs. For an average setup (like mine), it’s perfectly adequate and I’m happy with it.