Tech Backpack For Laptop Switch Camera

This is since I got the bag my every day backpack! Perfect to go to work and fit my laptop, lunchbox, tech pouch. In the weekends when I'm out shooting the dividers help me to carry my camera, lenses and drone. No worries when rain surprises me, it's just weatherproof. Love this bag.

I bought the Everyday Backpack v2 in the hopes of having a backpack for both my laptop and my camera gear, and boy, did it deliver. The laptop compartment fits my laptop perfectly (plus my tablet), the camera compartments are secure and easy to adjust, and in top of that, the backpack simply looks awesome. I also had it with me on trips to Europe and Dubai, and it is a perfect travel companion also. This is the best camera backpack I have ever used.

I use the Op/Tech System connectors to be able to switch my Op/Tech camera straps to various cameras and tripod lens mounts. Quick, easy and convenient.

I buy one of these for every camera I own. Comfortable, secure, and works as a simple switch out to the Op/Tech shoulder strap. I couldn't do without this system. I have these for DSLRs and smaller, point and shoot size bodies.

I can pack my entire Switch, extra joycons, portable dock, and still have room for camera battery and other assorted tech. This is the best, most compact, well-organised tech pouch ever. I didn't think it would be worth the asking price but boy was I wrong.

I needed a spare for a camera I occasionally use. I wear the op-tech for two cameras and I switch one frequently. This made it a snap!

I do a fair amount of backcountry photography, logging some long days on the trail. These connectors, combined with the Op/Tech Stabilizer Strap, allow me to carry my camera rig where it's very quickly accessible, without any additional weight on my neck. When I shed the backpack, I just unclip the camera from the backpack and re-attach my Op/Tech shoulder strap. Highly recommended.

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 wrote an email to OP/TECH asking for recommendations for something I could fit my camera with lens and put it inside a backpack and keep everything protected. This fits well, a little room to spare in the back part so it might be able to fit a larger style camera back like from Nikon or Canon. Hiked a long ways with this on a trip to Patagonia loose in my backpack and didn't have any damage to the camera.

I got the medium tech bag, I like that I can attach it to my PRVK backpack or use on its own. It fits my camera charger, batteries, extra SD cards and a few extras. Material seems like it will hold up well, has good zippers.