Manfrotto Street Camera Backpack

[Black] I had been using the Manfrotto Pro Light camera backpack 3N1-36 and it worked well for carrying my C100, but I wasn't able to had the handle attached. I bought the 192N case since it said I could put my C100 fully assembled and with a shotgun attached. Indeed you can along with everything else I carried in the 3N1-36 and more. I can fit my Canon 7-200 2.8 along with 4 more lenses. It get pretty heavy, but it has answered all my needs. The bag is well made and looks great.

[0.1 lb] I've used a capture for about 2 years now and love its convenience for carrying my camera with a backpack. I've also got a Manfrotto BeFree tripod and the problem was the incompatible plates. The dual plate solved all my hassles. Thanks so much PD.

[1:1, 3:2] Such a great street camera!

[Yes] Replaced my Manfrotto Street from 2020. I needed a personal item airplane size bag for travel with some of my equipment. I was looking at PeakDesigns because I already own a few of their products. Bought this one on sale, and I'm not disappointed. It is a little heavy, but is really easy to use, access the compartments is easy and safe, and did hold a little more than my usual gear. I'm returning form a trip, and I'm really happy with it. I really like this bag.

[0.04 lb] Going to use the camera for street photography and on vacations.

[Yes] The Black Rapid products in general are always outstanding. This one is ideal for when you are hiking and shooting with a backpack or doing street photography around the city. It works the same as the stand alone straps they make which are very comfortable and functional. It is easy to un-hitch too, when you have to take off or get into your pack. Highly recommend this strap. I bought one for my wife and she loves it too. She can be pretty fussy about her gear.

[Yes] I'll use this when doing street photography as it gives you a very secure grip on your camera

[0.645 lb] I love using it for street photography with my Leica M-P 240. I will buy a second one for my other camera.

[0.65] I already have a reasonably nice Manfrotto backpack, but with some hiking on the horizon in the Colorado Rockies, I bought the F-Stop Lotus 32L Essentials backpack because the reviews were impressive and the specs showed a lower weight and an ability to carry slightly more gear than my Manfrotto. The quality seems excellent, I really love the Essentials inclusion of the Slope internal camera unit. The Lotus seems to be quite rugged, good quality zippers and the Essentials combo also includes a nice rain cover. My first hike for this 74 year old body went remarkably well. A younger me might have gone for a larger 40L or 50L F-Stop Essentials, but for a day hike, or a 1 or 2 overnight hike, the Lotus 32L is worth your consideration.

[Yes] I take this bag with me every day every where i go. In it I keep my Sony A7II with my Zeiss 25mm F2, Zeiss 55mm f1.8 and Sony 90mm f2.8 G Lens Macro all in the bottom pouch. I keep my mini Manfrotto tripod w/ a Benro head on it in the backpack and when expecting to use it I'll throw the Manfrotto Befree tripod on the side pouch and strap it to the side loop. Love the backpack. Looks sharp too.