Premium Camera System Backpack Cbg 12

This is exactly what I was looking for! Camera bag first, backpack second. Quality is absolutely premium!!

Such a great system. Turns and backpack into a camera backpack. Love the convenience.

I use this product to mount a camera system used for timing tack meet running events off a 12' ladder. This tablemount lends great stability to the camera, which can not move during operation.

What you expect, powerful and needed for a premium system

This is by far the best car Mount system I’ve ever had. Works very well and feels very premium.

I use this pouch to keep my Nikkor 12-24mm lens safe in my backpack.

The Shimoda Medium Mirrorless Core Unit Version 2 is part of the best camera backpack system ever. If you travel often, as I do, this system is perfect. Just pull the entire core unit out of the backpack going through security. It is so simple and ingenious!

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.

I have tried so many different camera straps and harnesses. Most of them are fine for an event but eventually hurt my shoulder and back if I carry my Nikon d750 for more than an hour or so. I like to have my camera with me on walks and can't currently afford a lighter camera system, so this has been a problem for me. Attaching my camera to my backpack allows my backpack frame to take over, and it's so much better! I have a set on my everyday backpack and am now getting a set for a dayhiking pack. I also have the sling strap and the wrist strap that work with this system. I'm very happy with them. Op/tech may not be trendy, but I've tried the trendy brands and keep coming back to Op/tech.

I purchased the Lowepro ProTactic 350 backpack as a day bag. Pack the camera, a couple of lenses, and hit the road. I thought it was a good plan. However, I just did a complete swap from a Canon EF system to a Canon RF mirrorless system. The RF lenses are larger than the EF lenses. The camera is now both photos and movies, requiring more support, and in my case, a SmallRig Cage. The RF camera is now too large for the trap door on the top of the Lowepro ProTactic 350 backpack. The lenses fit, but you have to gut the backpack and redesign the partitions. After you've done that, there is very little room left for filters, microphones, spare batteries, and other support items. Out of curiosity, I took the RF mirrorless equipment out and inserted my old EF DSLR, and it fit great! This is a good size for an EF DSLR day bag, but it is not suitable for an RF system. I am switching to the larger Lowepro ProTactic 450 backpack (my second 450), known to be a good fit. I'm still giving the bag a solid rating because the product description states DSLR, and for that, it's well suited.