Review on Thule Aspect DSLR Backpack Black by Dawn Atchison

I've been using it as a daily backpack for about two years. For photography I just add cameras and use it as a "city tour" backpack, which is handy for me because that way I don't forget to move the things I use from one backpack to another (cables for charging iPad and headphones for example). What can I pack (see photo): This backpack will comfortably fit a Sony A7 (all variants or A9) + 25mm lens, Mamiya 7 + 50mm lens and a mini tripod. (Mini tripod Manfrotto MTPIXI-B PIXI). It's all at the bottom of the backpack, plus filters, a pocket raincoat (which is used as extra padding for the A7), a pocket tripod and extra batteries. That leaves the top half for all the usual stuff I usually carry in my backpack. In summary, since the Mamiya 7 is quite large, it can easily accommodate a mirrorless camera (large) and a DSLR. I can put my backpack aside and grab the A7 without leaving the backpack on the floor, the Mamiya 7 takes longer to unpack which is ok because it still takes longer to shoot with. I was able to fit an iPad Pro 12" and a MacBook Pro 13" in the laptop compartment, obviously not an ideal situation, but it's doable. Most importantly, the backpack fits under the seat of the A321 and 737 (both American).