[Yes] Plenty of space and depth for my large and medium format gear. I have 2 of these packs. Great fit. I take this for miles and miles of hiking and it never lets me down.

[4.06 lb] Based on prior reviews, I had medium expectations for this pack. I bought it specifically for 4x5 kit. The dividers are set up a bit wrong for a 4x5 body like my Toyo 45A, but I made it work. Overall there is a ton of space. I have my Toyo in there plus l lenses on boards, light meter and accessories. There is still more room for a couple of lenses and some other gear. The two 4x5 film carriers on the side are a nice bonus. They work great and would cost $70-$80 if purchased separately, so the $149 for the entire kit was a great value. Now, I will say that this pack is not up to the build standards of Think Tank and others, but it's 1/3 the price. I shoot 4x5 infrequently, so even at the lower quality, this bag should last me many years. I'm happy with the purchase.

[Black] Got a great backpack that doesn't open up on it's own just because of a fully packed bag.

[4.06 lb] I searched extensively for a backpack camera bag with a trolley sleeve and that had a sizeable compartment for non-photography gadgets that is easily accessible and found this one. I was pleasantly surprised by the build quality, thoughtful design, and inclusion of a trolley sleeve (most backpacks lack them). It holds its shape, is attractive, and comes with enough adjustable padded inserts for several small lenses and two milc bodies. Price is very competive too, given the quality of the product. I’m pleased and even own Ona and Billingham bags, so my expectations are pretty high.

[Yes] In the world of 8x10 photography, one gets used to spending a lot of money. However, this bag is incredible value. It comfortably fits my 8x10 and my accessories (film holders, light meters, cable release etc). It’s well made, and although the shoulder straps are a little light on padding, additional pads are cheap and easy to buy. This is a great value bag!

[Black] Tal como lo esperaba! Una mochila todo terreno con un toque rústico y fino a la vez. La elegancia de esta mochila sirve para todo tipo de eventos tanto formal como semi formal. Tiene muy buena capacidad para tu equipo fotográfico o videográfico con una selección de varios lentes a poner. Tengo una Canon EOS R con lentes RF 15-35mm f2.8 y un RF 70-200mm f2.8 y le sobra espacio para dos ópticas fijas. En fin.. no tengo quejas hasta el momento con ella.

[Yes] Was going on a short weekend trip and wanted to bring my DSLR camera and my 15 inch laptop with me, but didn't have a bag that could properly fit both. This was a perfect solution for me. It's small enough to be considered a personal item/backpack for flights so if you only need 1 camera with 1-2 small lenses and a few accessories, plus a laptop to get work done while away from home, this'll get the job done. Being able to access the camera from the side sling is also a really nice to have - I don't need to place the bag on the ground to take the camera out of the bag.

[Yes] I purchased a used Crown Graflex Large format camera with a reflector back. The f.64 is a reasonable price in comparison to other large format backpacks that cost twice its price. It has enough room to hold my 4x5 large format camera, the reflector back, another small camera, and accessories. The film pockets are removable, padded, and fit the 4x5 film holders.

[Black] I purchased this backpack recently from B&H, and while unique it is well constructed and easy to use.
The side loading compartment will take an aps-c dslr with lens mounted without risk of anything breaking in the front. The top closes with a zipper plus a strong strap.
Inside there is well padded laptop sleeve. On the outside is a pocket for a water bottle.

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If you have a range of additional parts you'll need an insert to drop in.
The expandable top is best for light items, perhaps that sweater you didn't need to bring after all. And the attractive outer shell would repel light showers, with a rain cover included if required.

[Yes] My main concern was fitting 3 lenses, with hoods, and the camera. I didn't want a big bag but just enough to carry what I wanted. In one pic is a Nikon Z9 with a cage on it, a Nikon Z 135 Plena, Nikon Z 24-70mm, and Nikon Z 14-24, all tucked into the bag, with a little spot for my shutter release. In the top pocket of the bag are the hoods for each of the lenses. There is still a little room for some small items. There is a pouch for a tablet or laptop, but not sure what size will fit since I don't own a laptop.

Will be testing the bag out on my photo trip in October.