🎒 Manfrotto Pro Light 3N1-36 Photography Backpack: Holds 3 Cameras, 5 Lenses, Tablet & 15" PC – Perfect for Canon C100 & DJI Phantom Drones Review

Finding the right camera bag seems like a never-ending process. Needs change, cameras change, toys (drones/go pros) are added and it seems like there never will be the perfect bag, but this one comes very close. I recently got a Loka 50L F-Stop camera bag. It was a very strong bag, but very large, bulky and not well divided. This Manfrotto bag (I have the big one) is a good size - not bulky, VERY soft and comfortable, well separated, AND all the shoulder and hand straps are neatly stowed in a…

Love love love this backpack! This is the perfect backpack to carry all your photography gear. It is very well made, very durable and comfortable to wear or wear. There are many compartments that you can customize with Velcro straps. I use it to carry a couple of cameras, lenses, and a drone and accessories. There are side pockets for extra cables, SD cards, chargers and batteries, etc. You can also attach a tripod to the back, which holds up nicely. The weight is evenly distributed so it's…

I'm always looking for the perfect bag and this one comes very close to me. I bought this particular bag because I wanted to carry a camera with a 70-200hp lens attached, a few other lenses, a tripod and a laptop. The case does this fairly well, offering thoughtful access to the camera. The build quality is really fantastic and I have no complaints about the design. The ability to use it as a harness is attractive, but I couldn't imagine using this full-load configuration, but using it with the

High quality bag! Very versatile and I carry my 80D with a grip, four lenses, a flash and all the necessary parts. I still have room for more. My lenses are 50mm, 18-35, 50-150 and 150-600, so by no means small and no matter what I have on my camera. I set up side camera access. You won't be walking all day with all that weight, and I'd certainly cut down on my lenses for the day, but any trip will have your travel gear packed. However, I could fit a large tripod and monopod at the same time…

Having just bought a new digital camera and some lenses, I needed a bag with storage compartments. That's why I had a few thoughts after the purchase. Pros: It does exactly what it was designed to do; it keeps the components separate and soft. It has compartments where you can put regular items like cables, pens, wallet, passport, laptop, etc. It has plenty of zippers to get in and out of each compartment except for the innermost compartments which are good for protecting delicate items. It is…

I am a big fan of kata bags and when it came time to expand my collection I turned my attention to the Manfrotto line. Kata and Manfrotto branding. From the looks of it they were able to make the 26 bag 0.5 pounds lighter, but I'm not sure how the material and the outside sizing match up. As for the internal dimensions, it just doesn't make sense (when it comes to the numbers given, the 26-pocket has larger internal dimensions (16.5 x 9.1 x 6.3) than the 25-pocket (12.6 x 8.7 x 6.3) more laptop

Almost got it back. In fact, I started the process twenty minutes after it arrived and then felt like I didn't really give the bag a chance (you think so? LOL). So she's mine. I still have a few days left but I'll skip it and if I decide I don't like it I'll give it away for free. I also looked at the Lowepro ProTactic 450 AW. He lost because there was no room for "nonsense". ;-) It's good for small devices. But I wanted something that could also carry my wallet, keys, sunglasses and whatever I