Best Full Frame Camera Backpack For Travel

Beautiful pictures. Best non-full frame camera.

Best compact camera ever! Full frame, small, great for traveling.

Great midsized backpack for carrying one full frame camera and a spare lens or two... both sides have spacious stretchy side pockets that fit larger water bottles and/or attach a tripod with ease.

It's a basic backpack but it does it's job well. There's room for one full-frame mirrorless or DSLR camera and two lenses. Top compartment is good for carrying snacks or accessories.

I recently downsized from a full frame camera system to Sony 6300 . I have been looking for a backpack to accommodate my new equipment . This bag is spot on; room for what I have in a smaller size with just enough room for future purchases.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My go-to backpack has been the PRVKE 21L. It has been the most comfortable, functional and durable backpack I have ever owned. So when I was looking for a larger backpack to handle my full-frame mirrorless camera and larger zoom lenses, I did not hesitate to purchase the PRVKE 41L with the Pro Photography Bundle. As expected, it exceeds every expectation I had. If you are looking for a larger size backpack to carry your full-frame camera body and lenses, this is the only bag you need to consider.

is amazing camera Full Frame :)

I purchased this Sony a6000 with the 16-50mm lens as a travel replacement for my full frame Nikon. I was looking for something lighter in my carry-on luggage for air travel. I was also tired of lugging that big full frame camera and gear on vacations, especially to Europe, I had done a lot of research on mirrorless cameras and this one always came to the top of the list based on price and functionality. I was not expecting too much for the price point but was very pleased with its features and performance. I have shot about 200 photos so far and even with the kit lens (16-50mm) the photos are sharp and color is great. I know there are some reviews during my research that were not complimentary of this kit lens but I found it to give very good with solid performance. The camera is light weight for carrying and came with a case (see review on Ruggard case). It has a sturdy feel and fits my grip very well and the function buttons are very conveniently located so you can make setting adjustments quickly on the go. This camera has almost all the same functions as my full frame camera and I love the quick focusing and 11fps shooting capability. I also like the capablity to use my old Minolta, Canon, and Nikon lens with adapters. I also purchased a step-up ring so I could use my old filters (UV, Polarizer, etc) from years ago (I'm not saying how long ago but you can see the Minolta reference and figure it out). The only negative so far is the camera (I think all Sony cameras) eats batteries like crazy but just purchase extra batteries and you will be more than happy with this camera's performance. Its an excellent camera and will be tested more thoroughly on my next vacation. I would highly recommend this product.

I debated between this model and the travel model. I chose this one to support my full frame camera. I primarily needed a tripod where the center column could be placed horizontally for macro photography. I've only used it indoors for portraits and will need to see how sturdy it is for landscape photography. It is perfect for macro, so it fits the purpose as intended. A little bigger than I expected but very lightweight. All in all, a good purchase.

I bought this camera as a travel substitute to my full-frame Canon and found the quality of the photos to be comparable. I have only used it sparingly since purchase but the few portraits, landscapes and videos I have taken are very sharp. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a compact, powerful camera.