Multi Lens Camera Case Backpack

[Gray] This is a very helpful case when you just need to carry one additional lens with your camera but do not want to carry a backpack. This gives the proetction you need with little additional weight.

[0.625 lb] My use case: - I'm not a pro - I will not be carrying / exchanging other lenses - I might carry a spare battery - I will have 2 SD cards installed in the camera and don't plan to carry others - I will generally not be setting up in a specific spot / tripod; I will be sight-seeing, walking, etc, and trying to capture wildlife or scenery at some distance with a 100-400mm zoom lens - for macro or normal/wide angle shots, I will likely be using my iPhone - I will be wearing a backpack for other purposes: water bottle, clothing, carry-on So, the point is that I will not be carrying a lot of accessories, and I want the camera to be ready to use around my shoulder. Or, I'd like the option to retreat the camera into my backpack when not in use for an extended period. But either way, I still want to have some minimal protection from splashes, bumps, direct sun, etc. This product seems to work. I had something similar for my 270mm Tamron zoom with my Rebel. The shoulder strap connects directly to the camera and fits out the small openings under the back-flap, which Velcros closed. In a pinch, I could let the case dangle from my camera strap from the included tether, so I don't have to figure out where to put it if I whip out the camera from the case to start shooting. Or, just un-tether the case and throw it in my backpack, where it won't take up much space. The length is long enough, btw, so that I don't have to remove the lens hood. Overall, it's a bit roomy for my Canon R7+Canon RF 100-400mm, even with the lens hood installed. But the smaller alternative B&H has is just too tight around the battery grip, and fairly snug around the lens cap area. So I had to go bigger. Would be nice if there was a little pocket in there for small accessories like the spare battery or SD card; fortunately, I have room for stuff like that in pockets of my backpack. But I really don't want a SECOND bag to carry around just for the camera. This works.

My use case: - I'm not a pro - I will not be carrying / exchanging other lenses - I might carry a spare battery - I will have 2 SD cards installed in the camera and don't plan to carry others - I will generally not be setting up in a specific spot / tripod; I will be sight-seeing, walking, etc, and trying to capture wildlife or scenery at some distance with a 100-400mm zoom lens - for macro or normal/wide angle shots, I will likely be using my iPhone - I will be wearing a backpack for other purposes: water bottle, clothing, carry-on So, the point is that I will not be carrying a lot of accessories, and I want the camera to be ready to use around my shoulder. Or, I'd like the option to retreat the camera into my backpack when not in use for an extended period. But either way, I still want to have some minimal protection from splashes, bumps, direct sun, etc. This product seems to work. I had something similar for my 270mm Tamron zoom with my Rebel. The shoulder strap connects directly to the camera and fits out the small openings under the back-flap, which Velcros closed. In a pinch, I could let the case dangle from my camera strap from the included tether, so I don't have to figure out where to put it if I whip out the camera from the case to start shooting. Or, just un-tether the case and throw it in my backpack, where it won't take up much space. The length is long enough, btw, so that I don't have to remove the lens hood. Overall, it's a bit roomy for my Canon R7+Canon RF 100-400mm, even with the lens hood installed. But the smaller alternative B&H has is just too tight around the battery grip, and fairly snug around the lens cap area. So I had to go bigger. Would be nice if there was a little pocket in there for small accessories like the spare battery or SD card; fortunately, I have room for stuff like that in pockets of my backpack. But I really don't want a SECOND bag to carry around just for the camera. This works.

[Empty] My camera backpack is full. I needed a way to carry this lens 70-200 and this case was perfect for it.

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

[Yes] I bought this bag with the intention for using it with my newly bought mirrorless camera and as a secondary diaper bag (my wife already has a diaper bag but it occasionally gets quite heavy so this backpack is used to store my camera + share the load for the baby stuff). The ability to structure the inner compartments is extremely useful - I can comfortably fit my 13" macbook air, 11" ipad pro, a Fujifilm mirrorless with 1 zoom lens + 1 prime lens, toys, diapers, bottles, snacks etc. It is somehow not as spacious as the 20L Everyday Backpack / Backpack Zip but it is more than sufficient for my needs. It is also a great looking backpack.

[17" / 43.18 cm] I've only had this for about a week now but I have it mounted in a carry rackmount case for doing multi camera remote projects. �It looks great and allows me to have a 17 inch monitor to use as my switcher monitor while only taking up 1 RU in the case. �It does add quite a bit of weight to the case but it's well worth it. �Just need to see if it holds up to the rigors of being hauled around. �It appears to be very well built. �Thumbs up at this point.

[Yes] I have used my bag twice now, once for a day trip and once for a multi-day trip overseas. I only have one camera and lens so I don't need a lot of capacity, and this bag fits my needs really well. The bag is small enough that it doesn't seem bulky, obtrusive, or obvious when it's over my shoulder. The construction is solid, it's secure, opening is easy, and the strap and pad are just right although I'm still trying to figure out it's best length. Since I don't have extra lenses, I'm able to put my sunglasses and a protein bar in the bag too, along with my L-bracket, its wrench, my remote shutter release, and an extra filter. If you go out light for some of your photo shoots, this is a great bag. Recommend.

[0.25 lb] Works great for my multi camera setup.

[4.55 lb] I have not used this product yet, but I see from another review that the intent of this is misunderstood. This is not just a photo backpack. This is a backpack with an insert for your photo gear for extended multi day treks that include camping. I do have other LowePro gear that performs as new after 40 years, so don't knock the quality!