Best Mirrorless Camera With Telephoto Lens

[Black] The Ruggard Thunderhead 55 is deeper than most packs, which allows it to contain my mirrorless camera, 5 lenses (including one long telephoto lens and a telephoto zoom) and several accessories (flash, filters, lens hood). This is without filling any of the small pockets in the front. It also has a zippered pocket for a laptop in the front and pockets on the side for a tripod and water bottle. Its hip belt and shoulder straps are nicely padded, so although its center of gravity may be farther from your back than for thinner backpacks, I find walking with it fully loaded relatively comfortable.

[1.35 lb] I had doubts about the ballhead but, when using it, I found that it supports a mirrorless SLR with a 70-200 mm telephoto lens. It is very well made.

[Metal] Needed this adapter to use a 4/3s Telephoto to an Olympus OM-D Mk III mirrorless camera. Allows all the automatic functions of the camera work with this huge lens. Bought this following a try with another brand that just did not connect properly and resulted in a black screen on the camera. Great piece of gear!

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] This is a must have for your telephoto lens.

[1.675 lb] I have wanted a monopod to use with my camera when my telephoto lens is attached, and this seems to be just perfect!

[Sling Strap] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best camera bag on the go. Can carry a mirrorless camera and still pack some space for other items such as a Water Bottle and a laptop or tablet.

[Arca-Type] Quick to put onto my camera and telephoto lens. Works as described. Happy with my purchase.

[Touch Fastener] Try carring a large telephoto lens and camera without them...worth every penny!

[Full-Frame] All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.

[3.9" / 100.0 mm] This camera plate secures my Nikon with a telephoto lens to the tripod very well. It is solid and durable.