📷 MOSISO DSLR Camera Sling Bag, Shockproof Photography Backpack with Tripod Holder, Removable Modular Inserts - Compatible with Canon/Nikon/Sony/Fuji - Black Review

Good bag for Nikon camera, two lenses, flash, batteries and other small items. But pay attention to the words "water-repellent" in the description. If you hit a light squirted for just a few minutes it will last, but a little more and you're screwed. I was at a soccer game where it rained off and on during the game. I had a bag on my back and didn't realize it was soaking up water. Luckily my equipment was fine. Wet. But okay. Wet outside and inside. I had to put it in front of a fan overnight…

There are 6 photos of the bag but none show the right side. I was concerned that my mini tripod [Polaroid 42" Travel Tripod] might not fit in the large compartment. It might fit, but it hinders camera placement a bit and might scratch the LCD monitor. But luckily it is not so not in the bag. There's actually both a right and left side! And the right side includes a useful strap over a mesh pocket perfect for holding a mini tripod. The manufacturer might even want a custom photo of it attach…

At first I hated this bag. I wanted it to sit on my right shoulder with no additional straps for comfort. I couldn't do it as he didn't stay but watched the video and realized the straps weren't positioned correctly when I received the bag. I flex my left shoulder so I can turn forward to access the camera without dropping my arm. Good. (I've gone to different places to put it in since it opens on the side, not the top.) It's not a quick surgery though, as you have to make sure you close it…

This backpack is very effective for hiking and other day activities when carrying a dlsr in a backpack is better than wearing it around your neck. my DLSR and 2 lenses in a quick access pouch - looks pretty decent / high quality - has 2 straps, one for the main shoulder and the other stretches across the body to attach to the main strap (for stability) Cons: - if you mount one real tripod (instead of a monopod or something) on a backpack becomes quite unwieldy and bulky. After all, I always…

Ok *LEFT* SHOULDER backpack with Velcro for SMALL DSLRs. Mediocre or average quality in everything. Space for three tiny lenses or a small to medium DSLR and two small lenses. It fits a Sony a7 but the Canon 5D is a little tight. Additional pocket for a raincoat or large wallet. It also has a handy waist belt, but it's not big enough for a waist larger than 34 inches (my size; fully stretched, just with a shirt). Snaps are of poor quality (and difficult to undo). The ones on the side of the bag

I like this bag. It doesn't last much but if you only have 2 extra smaller lenses then it's a good option. I have an extra/extended battery on the bottom of my camera which makes the camera much larger and barely fits in a pocket but that's what I expected. This bag is way better than the ones I had before so I'm thrilled. I fixed/attached the tripod to the side but the tripod feels too big and bulky for a small bag and the included strap barely fits around the tripod but I think it will still…

I've photographed many conventions and wanted to downsize from a large backpack to a shoulder bag in hopes of easy gear access and convenience. I had to rearrange the inner baffles to make room for my Canon EOS Rebel T6 with 17-55mm lens and battery. It was tight but attached to the side and wasn't easy to pull out on a whim. fits snugly against the chest even when the belt is fully loosened. It's also not very comfortable on my shoulder, it goes up to my neck instead of staying in place. If…