📷 Altura Photo Sling Camera Bag Backpack for DSLR & Mirrorless Cameras - Small, Compatible with Sony, Canon, Nikon - Compact Photography Backpack with Tripod Holder - Ideal Camera Bag for Travel Review

Very disappointed with this Altura camera strap. The padding felt flimsy to say the least, but the deal breaker for me were the zippers on the bag, which kept getting caught in the bag's material. None of his zippers opened or closed easily; They were all obsessed with the material around them. The zipper issues were so bad that I returned the bag a few days later and ordered the more expensive LowePro Sling Bag instead. The LowePro strap had zippers that worked flawlessly and the amount of…

The bag holds up just as much as my standard Nikon camera bag, which by the way was cheaper. Look, that's great for a kid, but not so much for an adult using multimedia technology. My basic Nikon d7500 has two lenses, filters, blower, flash, extra batteries, charger, cables and I carry an instant portable printer. All this will not fit, making it impossible even for an amateur photographer. I also carry a tripod and camcorder with a tablet and a phone that doesn't hold up except for the camera,

I've been thinking about buying this shoulder bag for a long time. Being able to easily carry a quality camera and lens with you has always been attractive. I bought this Altura Sling backpack to take with me on a recent trip to Boston. I wanted something I could take on a plane because I don't like trying high-end camera gear. I was able to attach my Canon EOS R, Tamron 28-75mm 2.8 lens, monopod, flash and Magmod dome diffuser with a slight modification to the Velcro straps inside. It's so…

First impressions: the case looks good, a bit narrow (I'm using a Sony a6000 with a 16mm Sigma lens, which is quite a large lens) but that's exactly what I need since it fits both glove and compact. I also kept 3 extra lenses and accessories that go perfectly with a small tripod that attaches to the loop on the side. But after only 2 weeks of normal use (didn't even manage to take it to a real shoot) I took the camera bag to and from work and hung it on coat hooks etc, the handle broke. As soon

I just got this camera bag and after packing all my stuff I can say it's a great backpack for the camera. I find it easier to carry over my shoulder and I like that it can be pulled around me and slipped into the main camera bag. I can fit my Canon T5i with an 18-55mm lens. It also has 300mm and 250mm lenses along with the camera. In a mesh pocket in this area I keep both a spare battery and a spare camera card. There is still room to store the charger and take it with me if I want to use it…

If you like to carry around a lot of photo material and/or have more expensive FX lenses, which are usually larger. This probably won't work as well as you would like. I'm one of those photographers and I love the design of the bag but it's true. Inches are too small. It would be a 10 star bag if only it added an extra inch in width and possibly length. Fantastic design. The thing works like a belt, wobbles like in the photo and has buckles on the front to prevent camera items from falling out…