Backpack For 2 Cameras

[3x 60 mm Fans] Great unit for a home rack with only 12 depth. I'd recommend rails though even if the unit is not that heavy. After an initial fan spinup very quiet, even if heavily used. It's in a closet in a family room and is not audible at all in the room. Using it with 10Gbit Fiber SFP and one of the integrated 2.5 Gbit interfaces. Great performance, 200MB/s write, 250MB/s read with NVMe M.2 SSD modules. Also great for security cameras, includes a license for up to 8 cameras. Running 6 cameras with ~20% CPU load. A few minor issues: - Could not get it running with Ethernet SFP modules (tried various), but rock solid with the fiber modules. But given that they consume less power/produce less heat anyway no real issue for me. - It would be nice if they included M.2 SSD heatsinks.

Great unit for a home rack with only 12 depth. I'd recommend rails though even if the unit is not that heavy. After an initial fan spinup very quiet, even if heavily used. It's in a closet in a family room and is not audible at all in the room. Using it with 10Gbit Fiber SFP and one of the integrated 2.5 Gbit interfaces. Great performance, 200MB/s write, 250MB/s read with NVMe M.2 SSD modules. Also great for security cameras, includes a license for up to 8 cameras. Running 6 cameras with ~20% CPU load. A few minor issues: - Could not get it running with Ethernet SFP modules (tried various), but rock solid with the fiber modules. But given that they consume less power/produce less heat anyway no real issue for me. - It would be nice if they included M.2 SSD heatsinks.

[Zipper] Loved my new backpack. I see it as something more than a backpack: it's part of my main gear, since it holds everything I work with (cameras, lenses, memory cards, flash...) during a wedding day and gives me a lot of organization. The quality of what this backpack is made of is... unmatchable. LOVE IT and looking forward to use it for many years!!!

[Full Height] The ASUS Hyper m.2 Card is the best M.2 card on the market. Slots to add up to 4(four) M.2 SSDs to your computer. Hyper m.2 card comes in well-built sleek looking card with a built-in cooling fan for the SSD's. What more could you want?

[2.535 lb] Just the perfect backpack I've been looking for some time, it fits my to my two DLSR's cameras and my 600 mm lens with plenty of space to spare, plus my laptop. extra kick the smaller on the go pack, love it.

[Precut Foam] I recently got the N-PVD 30L backpack but I'm not a fan of the tough, deep dividers and wanted something shallower that would better fit my small lenses, and have softer more flexible dividers to keep them from moving around. I purchased two of these and stack them on top of each other inside the N-PVD 30L backpack. This is a tight but fairly perfect squeeze. Although they are decently well built, I doubt this method will last forever (the bottom of the divider insert is hard styrofoam and does not seem designed to have things pushing up against it), at least compared to the proper method of using Cubik organizers. It would be great to see Nanuk perhaps make a shallow Cubik option in the future which could stack like this but with lids/better durability. This organizer will hold uncaged Sony FX3/FX30 or rangefinder style cameras upright or just about any mirrorless/DSLR camera lying down (it won't fit most cameras with viewfinders upright). It is great for holding small to medium size lenses lying down, large diaphragm microphones of all types, portable recorders, most batteries, etc. I was able to fit 3 cameras, 2 large microphones, alternative lenses, a small mic preamp, and several batteries in the two dividers without mentioning the top, back, or exterior storage of the 30L backpack.

[24 x 14 x 10"] Porta Brace has been my go to choice for all of my professional gear, from lighting to cameras. This backpack for my C200 is amazing because it allows me to keep my camera all assembled in the bag. Grab and go!

[14.7 lb] I'm using the backpack case for shooting in the mountains and away from traffic infrastructure. It holds what it promises. You can transport cameras, laptop, tripod (head and legs). I can recommend it.

[Ball Head] Expensive clamps, but I am building a bracket for my photo backpack on which will be mounted two such clamps. I will be able to carry two cameras out in the field and not have to worry about cameras touching each other. One will have a 28-300mm lens and the other will handle an 80-400mm lens.

Great backpack by Lowepro, this is my second Fastpack BP, very resistant and this size is a little smaller for mirrorless cameras. great colors and excellent quality