Best Nikon D750 Dslr Camera Backpack

[Yes] This case is designed to carry a DSLR with 3 lenses. I am using it with a Nikon D750 with the 16-35mm, 24-120mm, and 70-200mm f/4 lenses. It holds those lenses, batteries filters and extra memory cards. My equipment fits securely in the case and is well protected. I would recommend this case to anyone wanting to travel with a 3 lens kit. Very well thought out and designed.

[0.035 lb] when you spend $ + on a great DSLR, you want to protect it. didn't hesitate to get the ES protectors for my Nikon D750. now, I have peace of mind, as I use my camera in all environments.

[16.5 x 8.9 x 5"] Small sling style backpack that is spacious enough for a full frame (Nikon D750 w/ 50mm) + extra lens and still has extra room for extras.

[2.42 lb] I really like this backpack. It fits all our gear (except drone) including a Canon G7X, Nikon DSLR, assorted lenses, cords, backup hard drive, and GoPro. It is so much nicer having everything in one place and not spread out in different bags and carrying cases. Now we just have two packs, one for the DJI Mavic Pro and one for all the rest of our gear.

[Zipper] I already have a Tenba Cooper DSLR Backpack, but purchased the Tenba Cooper Slim Backpack (Gray) for my Nikon Zf, and it has just the right amount of storage for the body, lenses, and accessories as advertised.

[7.2 oz / 204 g] The Nikon D750 is not listed but it works for that model.

The Nikon D750 is not listed but it works for that model.

[Magnesium Alloy] At the price point that B&H was selling the NIKON D750 I couldn't pass up getting this unit even though I have other Nikons. Test shooting it gave tremendous results with different lenses. It is so responsive to darker scenes you almost don't need a flash unit. Great camera in all other respects! This will now be my go to camera for most of my shooting.

[9, Rounded] I don't really see distortion, maybe need to make more pictures.Use on nikon d750. Noticed that camera got very warm taking pictures at night with exposure about 20 sec at 35 degrees celsius.

[Yes] Very easy to adjust. When locked, it doesn't slip at all, even with my camera (Nikon D750) and heaviest lens. The ball head friction is adjustable, which is nice if you're doing a video pan (loose), or just framing a composition (tighter). It's a little heavy, but that's an OK tradeoff for its strength. Love it.