Review on 📷 Manfrotto Pro Light RedBee-310 Camera Bag Backpack for Mirrorless, Reflex and DSLR Cameras, Holds 2 Camera Bodies, Lenses, 15" PC Pocket, Tripod Attachment by Matthew Thorndike

Yes I am writing a 5 star review because I will be back! However, backpack is not to blame. I was very impressed with the idea and construction, but I'm not quite into photography yet and am looking for more of an everyday bag to carry to and from work with a camera inside. However, let me check the photos. . First I wanted to show the zipper to give you full access to all your hardware. Thoughtfully designed with multiple dividers and a mesh zip to isolate your lenses so they don't fall all over the place. The velcro in the dividers is adjustable and it's quite a strong velcro so it stays in place. In the second photo, I just put my hand back to show that the upper camera room is pretty roomy when you're using it for the camera. You can also customize the dividers and use one of the side zips, which is perfectly doable. The dividers seem sturdier than many I've seen, which is a plus, they'll likely stay in place, as will your stuff. made of thick mesh filter pockets in the side openings, a good place for it, as well as an easily accessible place for a couple of pens and a small notebook for those of us who always need such a thing! All in all I'll definitely be checking out the Manfredo more often and keeping this pack in mind as I'm likely to overdo it and have to carry more lenses! It's in the future too, although I probably still wouldn't want to carry it around as my camera bag, I don't get paid to carry around that much! If you need space this is a well designed, well built, durable bag that I recommend.