Backpack For 2 Cameras

Great unit for a home rack with only 12 depth. I'd recommend rails though even if the unit is not that heavy. After an initial fan spinup very quiet, even if heavily used. It's in a closet in a family room and is not audible at all in the room. Using it with 10Gbit Fiber SFP and one of the integrated 2.5 Gbit interfaces. Great performance, 200MB/s write, 250MB/s read with NVMe M.2 SSD modules. Also great for security cameras, includes a license for up to 8 cameras. Running 6 cameras with ~20% CPU load. A few minor issues: - Could not get it running with Ethernet SFP modules (tried various), but rock solid with the fiber modules. But given that they consume less power/produce less heat anyway no real issue for me. - It would be nice if they included M.2 SSD heatsinks.

This backpack is the perfect size for flying with (2) mirrorless cameras and gear.

Added these to my backpack so I can attach my binoculars or cameras taking the weight of them off of my neck.

2 words...less editing.

Not much to say really. I use to wrap around my large Super 8 or old Polaroid cameras and toss in my backpack and it works well. Worth it.

Loved my new backpack. I see it as something more than a backpack: it's part of my main gear, since it holds everything I work with (cameras, lenses, memory cards, flash...) during a wedding day and gives me a lot of organization. The quality of what this backpack is made of is... unmatchable. LOVE IT and looking forward to use it for many years!!!

M.2 very easy to install, 2TB great addition to laptop, its fast access

The ASUS Hyper m.2 Card is the best M.2 card on the market. Slots to add up to 4(four) M.2 SSDs to your computer. Hyper m.2 card comes in well-built sleek looking card with a built-in cooling fan for the SSD's. What more could you want?

OMG I love this backpack! It is cute and sleek for a woman with just enough room to carry 2 cameras, at least 3 lenses, flash and modifier. Other small gadgets like batteries, cards, expo disc etc. The quality is durable and not cheap at all. I feel like I will have this backpack for a long while.

I didn't want to have too large a backpack to carry around, and this one is probably a good compromise. I get both of my mirrorless cameras in there plus a bunch of lenses and small equipment. If I don't overload with equipment it can also be a good hiking backpack, with space for some sandwiches. It sits upright without tipping over, which is also convenient.