Lightweight Camera Backpack 2015

[1/4"-20 Male] Small and lightweight, I throw it in the backpack when hiking.

[Universal] This backpack is lightweight but has plenty of space and dividers for a mirrorless camera and a couple of lens. There are compartments are accessories and clothing.

[Handle] I have been looking for a solution to allow me to backpack a mirrorless large camera and one long lens, plus a lightweight second DSLR with wide angle lens. And of course, the related camera accessories, too. This particular Tamrac pack fits the bill. It is well designed for my needs and I especially like the tripod attachment system. It has no visible logo so it does not attract thieves. In my part of the country, Florida, it is insulated enough to give at least some protection from the Florida heat. I have used several Tamrac products and they have endured my rough treatments and expect this one will,too.

[26 mm] I was looking for a pair of binoculars to grab and put in my camera backpack, small, lightweight, but not sacrifice quality or optical reach. These are perfect. Combine that with amazing customer service at B&H and these are a win/win.

[Aluminum] I bought this for backpack hunting. It's a good balance of lightweight and sturdy.

[12 x 8 x 2.1"] This bag is easy to travel with, lightweight, and, has backpack straps which make is a breeze to travel with.

[Download] For years I stayed with Elements 2015. Finally decided to see what 2021 offered. I only use the Camera Raw and Editor modules. The Editor module is pretty much unchanged for what I do (basic final cropping, spotting and sizing. But the Camera Raw module is a different story. Much improved with several new functions that produce amazing results with just a click and minor trimming of the sliders. Highly recommended.

[Yes] I bought this to be used with my Olympus E-M10 II micro 4/3 (2015) camera and my existing Nikon lenses (AF-S Nikor 18-5mm, Sigma APO 70-300mm) and it worked very well. Snug fit, but nothing to be concerned with. Appears to be a well made adapter - solid. It attached to my monopod very easily and was a secure fit.  As stated, lenses have to be in manual focus mode and the camera needs to be set to Aperture priority to function as intended. But as a newcomer to micro 4/3 mirrorless cameras, even a Boomer like myself could figure out how this all works together. Hats off to the sales staff at B&H, who knew EXACTLY what I needed when I explained what I was trying to accomplish.

[Tech Panels] Got all that I need for a backpack and it's very lightweight (most of Laptop bags are heavy). It has a lot of pockets, there's a small pocket on the top also to put an ipod or MP3 player. It also protects my laptop with its soft surfaced divider, that enables me to put other stuff that I need while I travel.. I can fold the excessive straps also.. Really cool!!

[0.35 lb] Perfect way to protect lens in camera backpack.