Photo Camera Tripod Holder 2 Backpack

[2.5 oz / 70 g] The straps worked as expected to securely hold my tripod to the new photo backpack.

[Zipper] If you're a photographer on the go, you'll love the convenience of this backpack. The external tripod holder and pocket for the legs is a lifesaver, freeing up your hands and allowing you to easily transport your tripod wherever you go. And the top divided compartment is perfect for storing gear with quick access. Overall, the Black DOMKE Photo Backpack is a great investment for any photographer looking for a durable, organized, convenient and subtle way to transport their gear.

[1.31 lb] The Magnus Mini Tabletop Tripod with Smartphone Holder is perfect for my use case. Its main task is to prop up my camera or cell phone to use as a meeting webcam. In this regard, it's amazing because it's small and light and can easily get high enough to be right over the top of my laptop. It holds my camera with a small cage on it without a problem. The included phone mount is a nice addition and the tripod gives you the added flexibility of being mounted vertically or horizontally. As a lightweight and compact tripod, the Magnus MTT-100 works great for me. [I have received this item in exchange for my honest review]

[6.8 lb] I purchased this bag because I was looking for the all-encompassing adventure camera backpack. What I got what much more than that! The Voyager was able to fit my Nikon D500 with a 200-500 mm lens attached, Nikon z6, Nikon 24-70s lens, Nikon 50 mm 1.8 Sigma 70-200 mm lens, flash, my macbook 15 laptop, my iPad Pro, clothes for a 2 day trip, my battery holder as well as chargers, my SD card holder, my drone and so many more accessories. The waist straps and sternum strap all make it easy to carry while on the go without feeling like the backpack is weighing a ton on your back. It has a side access pocket for when I'm on the move. It makes my camera easily accessible so that I never feel like I have to unload everything to get to my camera.The Voyager is not only functional, but it is also the best looking bag I've seen in the market yet (trust me, I've searched for it). I couldn't be happier with my pick! Only thing I wish was available is a rain bag for when hiking during the colder weather.

[Yes] I have been using another camera backpack for years and I was always frustrated that it didn't have a way to carry my monopod. I ruined the drink holder carrying my monopod. This backpack is very sturdy and has loads of room.

[Neoprene] Nice easy to use. While my photo backpack has a tripod attachment, I think this works as an excellent alternative as I don't have to unhook everytime I put the pack down. with this strap I just unbuckle the strap around the legs and set up with the snap hook end attached to the loop near the tripod head. Nice to see that this is made in the USA too. While I think the strap is designed to carry the tripod parallel to the ground (sticking out in front and in back of you), I prefer to carry it upright so it is close to me to avoid banging into anything or anyone. It can be adjusted to carry in this fashion as well.

[Carbon Fiber] I bought these tripod legs for a trip. It easily fit in my photo backpack side pocket and is compact. Just right for my needs. I was able to use the tripod head from my current heavy tripod and no problems whatsoever. Yes, Gitzo does cost more than many tripod legs on the market, but the fit and finish and smoothness of operation is the best I have ever experienced. In my opinion this purchase is worth every penny.

[Black] They often ask, 'how can we take clear and vivid photos?' and they blame on their innocent cameras or lenses for the lack of vividness. Even with the perfect focus, if you still get unclear photos, then most likely, your camera was shaking when you were pressing the shutter. If your main purpose is to get the clear photo, then the most effective way is to use the Tripod. I've been using Slick Tripod for long time, and I recently bought the Professional Tripod Legs because I needed a heavier one. My new tripod is big and heavy enough that i can put 4x5 view camera on it. It has an elevator function, so it just makes everything easier. Also, it's made in Japan, so it's really strong and reliable. I am using the Slick Ball Head for the head part and forthe SLR cameras, it's just as good as it gets. Not long ago, a dog was running around and hit the tripod that i had set up for a photo shoot, and almost broke my camera. Ever since then, I never use light weight tripod. Like Jane Austen said, it is a truth universally acknowledged that for the tripod, heavier the better!.

[Blue] A great wrap for a mirrorless camera body or a 70-200mm lens! I use these in a non-photo backpack with photo gear for day outings.

[Plastic] I was looking for a photo backpack that could: 1) carry some personal items in addition to camera gear; and 2) fit a person 6 foot 4 inches tall with a longer than average torso. After much review with inconclusive results, I decided to take a chance on the MindShift Gear BackLight Elite 45L Backpack. It fits the bill in both respects. I also purchased a Think Tank insert that reduces the amount of camera gear that can be carried when the original insert is removed and increases the space for personal items. The flexibility this provides will serve me well.