Small Camera Backpacks

It's the bomb!! I have camera shoulder bags, sling bags, backpacks....none come close to this one. It will hold my Nikon D810 with nikkor 200-500mm f5.6 attached plus two other lenses and D750 body plus 15 laptop and a few accessories, and, of course, IT ROLLS.The best part is I live in a small city where airline service is only provided by CRJs and ERJs. This fully packed bag will fit in the overhead compartment of the small ERJ145! You could conceivably put it under the seat ahead but it's a bit long to be considered 'fully under' it.Like all Think Tank bags, this one is built to last.I couldn't be happier with it.

I have camera bags and backpacks from many of the top manufacturers and this Manfrotto is my new go to bag. Though it is on the small side it fits a good amount of gear. It is well thought out from the sideways luggage mount to the built in locking system and the bright red dividers. I was able to carry all the camera gear I needed on recent trips to Iceland and Hawaii.

Honestly this is a really expensive camera bag. I have use at least 5-6 different backpacks and this is the best one so far!

I just love these little backpacks for my batteries!!!!! They are perfect and I can always find my batteries rather than trying to find them in my camera bag.

This is the third Mindshift Backlight backpack I have purchased. Why three? As I have downsized my gear I have also downsized my backpacks. Since these backpacks have my preferred opening (against my back) I keep coming back. I can get 3-4 small Fuji or Leica bodies in this bag with plenty of room left for extra lenses and accessories. I use the outer pocket for a rain shell when needed. I have also found if I use a larger pack I tend to fill it even if not needed and then I am carrying too much gear. I am now trying to keep it small and simpler.

I have many bags (several Think Tanks and LowePro backpacks and rollers). My small LowePro has been a go to bag for a day trip, but this one is the new go-to. It's roomier but it just a little thicker so it holds more but feels lighter and is just as compact. I can carry my Nikon Z7ii with the 24-70 F2.8 lens in the top compartment and my Leica 246 or Q2 in the bottom. Well-constructed.

I have had several backpacks over the years, but have never really found one that fit my needs until Peak Design's Backpack. Highly configurable to fit your needs. I have a medium cube and two small cubes. The medium cube fits camera/lens and whatever lenses I may need for a shoot. My Mavic 2 Pro fits perfectly in one of the small cubes. I have the second small cube to hold trigger, flash sync, Camranger & batteries. The second small cube can also be tailored to fit a specialty shoot as well without having to reconfigure my main medium cube compartment. If I have to take both small cubes, I attach a strap to one of them and throw it over my shoulder. It works great.

I own several travel backpacks whether for same day trips or overnight and the issue is that they are either too small or too big. The Nomatic Travel Pack truly solves that problem. So far I’ve traveled 2 times since I got it and it’s been great.

Bright light in a small package. I have about ten of these in backpacks, shoulder bags, and jacket pockets. They come with a battery. Why so many? I lose them, but they are cheap, so it doesn't matter.

I have multiple backpacks, but searched for a small one that can fit my canon R5 with 24-70, plus flashlight and extra len and it fits perfectly. Very comfortable and love the flip as it hang and able to take our the camera. I saw a review here by name of Michele that she had a problem firing her R5....it's all about organization of the dividers within the bag and it fits perfect!