The backpack is ideal for medium-sized equipment and 1-2 cameras. Lenses, tripod, filter + holder, cable release, spare batteries, and even a second camera find plenty of space. Overall, I really like the concept of this backpack, it's not too big and not too small. Everything fits in to make long exposures or time lapse, at the same time the upper compartment also offers space for a second camera or anything else you want to take with you. On the tripod, I had to raise the center pole a bit so I could attach it properly, but that doesn't bother me. The division of the camera compartment can be changed almost at will with the Velcro fasteners. The access on the side is really practical, even if I would put the camera in the upper compartment in the cramped city crowd so that thieves cannot open it so easily. But to be honest, I would also take a camera bag for the cramped city crowds. For this reason, I naturally find the access via the back very good. The workmanship is neat and solid, the look is a successful mix of retro and modern. The backpack is very comfortable for days.

Since my wife is more and more enthusiastic about photography

For a small tour of Europe, I treated myself to the backpack because my shoulder bag just became too uncomfortable and didn't have enough space, so I still needed an extra pocket for wallet, drinks, keys, etc. The backpack has a lot of space, at least enough for me. The red inserts are from my old shoulder bag and do NOT belong!! included in delivery! Side access is practical, even if many are then afraid of thieves. But I think I would notice that. There will be an update after my tour in June.

The camera backpack that, from the looks of it, doesn't want to be one. I really like the look of this backpack, it doesn't really stand out as a camera backpack and it has a durable, water-repellent surface. A rain cover is of course included and protects the backpack and its contents from heavy rain. The division into 2 large compartments fits me perfectly. Below you can store the camera including lenses and other parts and in the upper compartment you can simply store other things. (incl. space for iPad, netbook, etc.) The rear access to the camera compartment also offers a certain degree of protection against theft and you can be sure that nobody will tamper with the contents from behind unnoticed. The side pocket, on the other hand, offers quick access to the camera, great! I am very satisfied with this backpack and can recommend it unreservedly.

Am a hobby photographer and was looking for a camera bag or camera backpack. this is what i was looking for. Is small but offers enough space for the following parts Floodlight + batteries + charger Flasher + batteries + charger 2nd objective camera Batteries + charger NPD filter or similar water protection bag Microphone small or large small tripod or tripod SDHC cards 5 pieces (up to 10 pieces is easy ) and pouch or small carry case. The large tripod can be hung outside or attached with 2 legs. I like the waterproof cover best. It's in a little bag. so you can always pull up. tested under running water held up well. So in the rain shouldn't be a problem. The camera can be easily pulled out via side pockets. this is of course better protected against theft. The material feels good. the buttons are magnetic. Although it is simpler, it cannot withstand overloading.

I ordered the backpack to be able to take my camera stuff with me on trips and hikes and still have some space for snacks or small pieces of clothing. This backpack is really ideal for this. In the lower compartment I can accommodate the drone, remote control, camera and an additional lens. In the upper compartment you still have space to take something warmer with you and a few snacks. I am also very satisfied with the quality of the product, it looks high quality. A "tarpaulin" for heavy rain is even included. A tripod can be attached to the side or a water bottle can also find its place there. All in all very happy with the backpack, I would recommend it.

have now used the backpack on a number of trips, through Israel, in the desert and in Germany on countryside and city tours. I was on the road for a total of 2 months. Appearance: - For me, this K&F Concept camera backpack is one of the most beautiful backpacks on the market. - It has an old look, looks very retro. - It also looks good in photos, this was the primary reason I bought the backpack. The backpack should also look good for photos where I'm on it as a photographer. Size: - It's just under Rynair's second baggage allowance of 35 x 20 x 20 cm. - It can be taken on the plane with you at no extra cost. - As a disadvantage, it is also quite small, I usually travel with large backpacks and luggage of 10-12 kg. - So I slimmed down my equipment and got the following in: In the lower part of the camera: - Full-frame DSLR with wide-angle on it - 2 lenses for DX-Fuji In the upper part: - It's not padded, that's a shame. That's why I installed padding from another photo bag myself and put a Fuji X-T2 with lens in there, as well as a camera cloth. Then still fit in: - 10-inch tablet - 2 remote releases and 2 batteries - wallet - rain protection is on top. Improvement: I prefer a fixed rain cover here, I lost a loose one in the wind on another backpack in Norway last year. All in all, a lot fits in with it, but it's very narrow and I don't think the backpack will survive long hiking tours with it in the long run. As for robustness: - It survived a few drops of rain and dust, but it's too bad for a harsh environment. - It is very filigree, you have to be careful with the backpack. Miscellaneous: - Well constructed with access to the camera from the side without removing the backpack - The magnet clips are great, but also sensitive for long-term use. My conclusion: - A bit tight for my XL size (1.83 cm and over 90 kg), a larger model would be great here, it fits my son perfectly. - But perfect for the flight hand luggage - Very nice design - Could be built a little more robustly for longevity, for example the straps are also very narrow. - Well suited for city tours and smaller landscape tours, but you have to be a little more careful with it. - It fits 2 DSLM or medium-sized DX-DSLRs and accessories. So definitely a top backpack for me, which I will continue to use with smaller photo stuff.

I'll just rate the backpack with a pro & con list. Pros: + Appearance: Looks like a regular backpack that could be worn by anyone, including non-photographers. Now, as a photographer, I prefer to be inconspicuous. The whole thing is of course superfluous as soon as the tripod is attached to it :). Nevertheless, I have been asked a few times by other photographers where I got this backpack from, as they found it nicer than comparable models. + Design/section: The backpack is divided like most other photo backpacks. The elements hold stable in the backpack. I find the large number of pockets particularly useful, both in the main room, since you can stow batteries and filters there, as well as on the outside to stow bottles, SD cards, etc. + Size: Very compact. The backpack looks rather small on me (1.87 m, 90 kg). However, this makes it extremely suitable for system cameras, which makes it perfect for me, as I simply don't need more space (MFT body + 4 lenses + full-size flash). I wouldn't recommend it for anything beyond APS-C though, as the lenses just get too big. + Closure of the upper compartment: At first I thought that you would have to undo the buckle every time to open the upper compartment. Then I discovered that this was solved with a fairly strong magnet. It's fast, reliable and looks good. + Carrying comfort: with my size, I find the backpack easy to carry. Certainly not a miracle of comfort, but that's what I have my hiking backpack for. However, the base plate is a bit annoying when the strap is quite tight. A little loosening fixes this. + Rain cape neutral: o some of the threads came loose at the seams after unpacking. After cutting it off and using it a few times, everything is fine. contra: - I don't notice anything negative at the moment.

Unfortunately, my old photo backpack broke during use, so it was time for a worthy replacement. Because of the great look, this one caught my eye immediately. It is robust, shows a high quality of workmanship and material and is handy. On the outside there are compartments for drinking bottles, a tripod or the like. There are also compartments where you can store something. Inside the backpack, you can move the individual compartments as you wish. That's super handy. Inside there are more compartments of different sizes. Enough space for camera, different lenses and for SD cards or cables. I really like the look of the backpack, it looks even better in real life. It can be carried well on the back. At the bottom of the backpack is a stabilizer for a safe stand. Super practical! The first time it was used, it successfully survived the first small shower and protected all my equipment from the rain. I highly recommend the backpack! A successful investment :)

This is my first camera backpack! I always wear one - I recently got a camera too and it's perfect! Compartment for camera is sufficient for several lenses, camera is stable inside and does not shake much. Enough space for more SD cards, spare batteries or anything else. The upper compartment can be connected to the lower one (but there is no point in doing so) because there is enough space for snacks or charging cables etc... Another recommendation! Please tap Useful!