Manfrotto Pro Light RedBee-310 Camera Bag Backpack for Mirrorless, Reflex, DSLR, Holds Up to 2 Camera Bodies and Lenses, Pocket for 15" PC, Attachment for Tripod

I recently purchased this awesome camera backpack, and I must say it has exceeded all my expectations! This backpack has truly become an essential companion for my photography and videography adventures. Here's why I think it's an absolute game-changer:First and foremost, the design is top-notch. The bag is incredibly sturdy and well-constructed, providing excellent protection for my valuable camera equipment. It's clear that careful thought has been put into every detail, from the reinforced padding to the adjustable compartments, ensuring that my gear stays safe and organized throughout my travels.The spacious interior of the backpack is a dream for any photographer. It easily accommodates my camera body, multiple lenses, and additional accessories with ease. I love how the dividers can be customized to fit my specific gear, allowing for a tailored and secure fit. Plus, the quick-access side pockets are perfect for storing extra batteries, memory cards, and other small essentials.Comfort is another standout feature of this backpack. The ergonomic design and padded straps make carrying my equipment a breeze, even during long hours of shooting. The weight distribution is excellent, preventing any strain on my back and shoulders. Whether I'm hiking to a remote location or navigating crowded city streets, this bag offers unparalleled comfort and support.What sets the Manfrotto Pro Light RedBee-310 Camera Bag Backpack apart from others on the market is its attention to detail. The inclusion of a dedicated laptop compartment is a huge plus for photographers who need to edit and share their work on the go. The waterproof exterior material gives me peace of mind, knowing that my equipment will stay dry in unexpected weather conditions.In terms of versatility, this backpack truly shines. The detachable tripod holder and side straps allow me to securely carry my tripod, freeing up my hands for other tasks. Additionally, the bag's sleek and professional appearance makes it suitable for any photography assignment, from outdoor adventures to studio shoots.To sum it up, the camera backpack is a must-have for any photographer looking for a reliable, durable, and feature-packed bag. Its superior build quality, ample storage space, and ergonomic design make it a game-changer in the world of camera backpacks. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a versatile and stylish solution to protect and transport their valuable camera gear.

Yes, I'm writing a 5 star review for something I returned! It wasn't the Backpack's fault though. I was quite impressed at the thought and build, but I'm not quite yet THAT into photography, and am more looking for a day bag to carry to and from work, with my camera inside.That said, let me go through the pictures. First I wanted to show the zip-open back to fully access all of your equipment. Well thought out with multiple dividers and a mesh zip-open to isolate your lenses so they don't fall everywhere. The velcro-d in dividers are readjustable and it's pretty strong velcro,, so they'll stay in place.The second pic I just shoved my hand in for scale again to show the top space for camera is pretty spacious if you use it for a camera. You may also want to readjust the dividers and use one of the side zips, which is totally doable. The dividers seem more solid than many I've seen which is a plus, they're likely to stay in place and so will your things.The pack has plenty of other little pouches and dividers (though I wish they'd put a row of tight mesh little pouches for filters in the side openings, good place for it, and also a place that's easy to access to hold a couple of pens and a small pad for those of us who always need such a thing!All in all, I will definitely check out Manfredo more, and remember this pack for when I likely super overdo it and need to carry way more lenses! This pack would also be easy enough to take out some dividers and use most of it for travel, I will consider that as well for the future though I will probably still not want to haul this as my camera bag, I'm not getting paid to lug that much around!If you need the space, this is a well thought out, well built, solid bag, I'd recommend it.

Overall, I like the build quality, comfort, and capacity of this bag. It holds a full frame camera body, a 90mm and a 24-70mm lens, a large external flash, a Mavic Air 2 drone and all the small accessories for both the camera and the drone. Everything is secure, and I'm not worried about anything getting damaged. I could also fit a laptop and/or tablet comfortably.Some of the small details are a bit annoying. It'd be great if there were more small zipper compartments for storing things like lens and body caps, batteries, propellers, filters, cables, and chargers. Would have been easy to add on the outside.Some of the interior dividers ended up securing to the quick access openings in order to fit everything, which can lead to things falling out when you open the zipper. I didn't move the dividers around much.Looking forward to testing this with a 200-600 telephoto lens, to see if I can still pull the camera out the top with my other two lenses on either side. Currently the lens hood on my 24-70mm gets caught because it's sandwiched between the flash on one side and the 90mm on the other.