Review on Camera Backpack Waterproof By G-Raphy For DSLR/SLR Cameras (Canon by Pop Henneghan

Like a bit skeptical on the sides when I first opened the box it looked small for my needs. But after I started packing both cameras with two battery holders attached, the depth of the bag was deep enough for my Nikon D800 and my Nikon D7100 with the battery holders attached. Now with my camera and my 7 0 - 200 F 2.8 attached to my camera there is still 5 inches of room for the overall length of the bag. I wasn't sure about the Velcro on the side that holds the tripod on the back, it helps the BC Master 85 inch tripod fit in the backpack securely, nicely and conveniently. I was very impressed with that. And where you put your laptop, there are a lot of pillows between the laptop and my back that you don't even realize are there. But I don't use a laptop, I use an iPad Pro 10.5, and there's room for a memory card reader, a power cord for it, and separate storage from the camera case. Even though there is no chest clip on a shoulder pack, I don't use this pack for very long hikes. I use it to carry my camera for local shooting and am very happy with this backpack. It also doesn't have a waist belt, which I don't care. I know that's important to some people, but this isn't the right type of backpack. I fit two camera bodies with four lenses: 85mm, 100mm macro, 50mm, 70-200 and a Godox camera flash and you still have plenty of room. I would highly recommend this camera bag for the price and I also love the added rain cover with an elastic band that wraps around the entire bag. They have succeeded with this inexpensive bag.