Urban Backpacks For Camera And Laptop

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 own 12 backpacks and I've bought 8 of them with the intention to travel. Needless to say, I feel like somewhat of a snob in the realm of backpacks. I wish I would have stumbled on this bag two years ago because I bought something very similar that cost me almost 5 times what this bag costs. Here's what I LOVE about this bag... - Although this bag is very affordable, it does not look or feel cheap. - The water resistant zipper reflective strips on the back look great and are functional. - While the material is not Cordura - it feels very strong and durable. - The 180 degree main zippered compartment means you can lay the bag flat and organize comfortably. - The 17in laptop compartment is a plus. I'm able to fit my16in laptop w/ sleeve and my 12in ipad in the laptop compartment. There is even a little space left over if I wanted to add a few magazines or a book. - By far my favorite feature of this bag is the trolley strap. If you travel as much as I do you know that having the option to NOT carry a backpack on your shoulders can be very helpful especially if the backpack has more than one laptop plus all the extra items. I think this feature is what makes this bag extremely invaluable given that most slim backpacks do NOT offer this option. The only thing I don't like about this bag is the USB Passthrough Port. It works and it's not in the way, I've just never used these ports and find them to be rather useless. They look cute, but i've never seen anyone utilize the USB port (especially while wearing a backpack). I highly Recommend this bag. At its retail price I doubt you will find anything this good. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

I've owned a few different backpacks over the years but I would have to say this one is of the highest quality. I love that it fits my 14 laptop comfortably and tons of gear. If you have a large DSLR with a battery grip it should also fit fine....enjoy!

I did so much research and I’ve bought many backpacks. This is the perfect one. It has a lot of pockets, a laptop sleeve, and a large middle pocket. I love it.

This is one of very few backpacks that will hold a large 17" laptop. My laptop measures 16.5" x 11" x 2" and slips in easily. I suspect another 1/2" in any dimension would fit. Its also a well made sturdy bag. One of my friends bought this same bag a couple years ago and uses it every day. it still appears almost new. One draw back is that there is no connection between the front straps to keep it from falling off when walking with your arms at your side. I think it stays put pretty well but would prefer a connection here.

Great Business Laptop backpack. we use these backpacks for our field service managers, sales and technical support employees to carry around the country. we are not easy on these backpacks, and they have held up very well. i wouldn't use anything less then a quality Samsonite backpack for our employees. they have held up better than any other backpack we have tried. well worth the money for the service they provide. I know that myself and several other employees carry a heavy backpack (our on the road office) and they have lasted longer than any backpack I have seen.

I have been on the hunt for the perfect every day backpack. The name alone for this one had me hopeful. I have tried easily 4-5 different backpacks from various brands over the last couple of years. Most have been fine but have one fatal quality which results in me ditching it. I love separate compartments and often have my stuff organized in smaller pouches anyway. The compartments make it easy to store my pouches in specific spots. I keep my laptop and iPad in the laptop pocket and the stretchy side pockets go big enough for my yeti. Luggage pass through is top notch and large enough for my stupidly wide luggage handle. Haven’t had to lug it long periods of time yet, but everything else indicates it won’t be an issue.

This lens has worked for me with regards to urban architecture.

I've been using this camera primarily for portraits and urban landscape shots. It's excelled at both. The clarity is excellent, as well have having a very good response time.

I use this for urban landscape and architectural photography with my Nikon d850. It is, of course, overkill for a camera of this weight. I could not imagine a more stable tripod, but that is not why I use it. For me, the tripod's height is essential for getting a vantage point that allows me to shoot over cars and fences. In other cases, the high vantage point might just be what is required to get the best possible composition. Make sure you have a step ladder to reach the camera when the tripod is at max height. Also useful if you are in a well-trafficked area are safety cones. The tripod has a large footprint and someone not paying attention could easily run into it.