The black, medium OR-535 Mirrorless Backpack from ORCA is designed for transport and storage of your DSLR and mirrorless camera bodies. This pack can also hold multiple lenses and lights, and an internal removable pouch stores SD cards and other small photo accessories. The exterior has a front pocket for personal items or even a small tripod or monopod. Two mesh pockets on either side of the pack can also accommodate a tripod or monopod, and are useful for water bottles. Two long and three short removable dividers can be adjusted to suit your needs.

Holds DSLR/Mirrorless Bodies and Lenses    Removable Pouch Holds Small Items    Padded Laptop Pocket Holds 17" Device    External Pockets Hold Tripods/Monopods    Tripod Straps on Sides on Pack    Side Mesh Pockets Hold Water Bottles    Front Pocket has Internal Organizer    Padded for Extra Comfort

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will the Sachtler Flowtech 75 with a Sachtler aktiv8T Touch &Go Fluid Head fit in the SMALL version of this case? I know the Flowtech legs are 28 inches tall when fully collapsed, but I don't know how tall the tripod will be once the Sachtler head is mounted on it

A: From looking at the images, I don't believe that would fit the 34" space in the carrying case.

Q: 2. Is there room for a slightly larger laptop? mine is 15.6 inches.

A: I have a MacBook pro, which is fairly slender, and I also will often bring my ipad along. Both of them fit neatly in the slot provided for a laptop. Just to give an idea, I have a cannon T3i camera with two lenses, and a panasonic video camera that I usually carry inside the part of the bag with the separated compartments. I hope this helps.

Q: 3. I know that this is ment for Mirrorless systems's, but would this hold a Canon 6D, 16-35 f4, 50mm f1.8 stm and an 85mm f1.8 usm lenses, in addition to a GX7, 12-35f 2.8, 35-100 f2.8 plu a couple of small primes?

A: That should all fit if you configure it right. This backpack says its designed for mirrorless systems but I've definitely thrown DSLR systems in there with plenty of room left to spare.

Q: 4. How many liters is this bag? I couldn’t find it in the description.

A: Think Tank does not list the size of the bag in liters. The interior of the bag is, 9.4” W x 16.3” H x 3.9-5.3” D (24 x 41.5 x 10-13.5 cm)

Q: 5. How many liters is this bag?

A: You can fitt 6 to 7 liters easy. Is plenty room in this bag =M=M=M

Q: 6. Hey my laptop is Asus 17.3 will it fit ? I see it says 17inch laptop but want to double check to be safe.

A: Yes, ORCA DSLR-Quick Draw Backpack (Black) laptoip compartment provide enough space to storage a 17.3 Asus laptop.

Q: 7. Will this pack fit comfortably as a day/travel pack for a 5'3" woman?

A: Yes this would be quite a comfortable day pack and travel option for someone who is a 5'3" woman. The straps are padded nicely to provide comfortable carrying when bag is heavily loaded and has easy access to equipment. .

Q: 8. What is the size of water bottle can fit ?

A: This bag can hold up to a medium water bottle.

Q: 9. Is there a way to tuck or attach the excess strap on the shoulder straps after adjusting?

A: I do t think so. You could cut the excess off and fix the end so it won't fray

Q: 10. will this hold a sony 200-600 with camera attached?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Urban Approach 15 Backpack can hold the Sony 200-600mm lens mounted on a Sony camera.