MOSISO Camera Backpack, DSLR/SLR/Mirrorless Photography Camera Bag 15-16 inch Waterproof Hardshell Case with Tripod Holder&Laptop Compartment Compatible with Canon/Nikon/Sony, Black

Excellent backpack with plenty of space. It easily fits my analog camera along with three long lenses, two short lenses, and additional accessories and extra film rolls without any issues. Very well organized and spacious.

I know its not for card deck boxes but it fits so many and is super protective! Love the color and price

Well considered camera case/bag. Velcro type dividers allow a lot of customization to fit camera (Sony a7 series in Small Rig frame w handle), large flash unit, spare camera and flash batteries, diffuser for flash, backup small flash and cords/battery chargers. Semi hard cover helps protect equipment. 180+ degree zipper to open bag. Backpack straps and top handle to carry bag. Side pockets allow for media storage or whatever. Two internal zipper pouches in the top for thin items. Bought red to stand out. Recommend

Ok so here’s what all I’ve got in mine: •Sony a6400 mirrorless digital camera •Sony 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens & hood •Sony 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 OSS Lens & hood •Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Lens & hood •Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Lens & hood •Cokin Square Filter Full ND Set •Cokin Square Filter Gradual ND Set •Cokin CBP400A filter case (not small) •Cokin & P449 & CP458 Adapter Rings •Circular Polarizer Camera Lens Filter •Circular lens Filter Kit (UV/CPL/ND2) •Nissin MF18 Macro Ring Flash Set •Sony External Flash with Wireless Remote •Kiwifotos Remote Control for tripod •(4) batteries and (2) dual battery chargers • 67” Tripod (outside) •Water bottle or sunglasses & phone (outside side pocket) •MacBook Air 13” and cord plus notebook and papers (laptop pocket) •(47) photography cheat sheets (interior top pocket) •wallet items: money, passport, credit cards, car keys & house keys (hidden “anti theft pocket”) •cleaning kit, 4 extra and cards, and (6) extra AA Batteries (interior mesh pocket •Camera pad/wrap •hat (hanging on outside) The only bad thing: I’ve had both a 55” and a 67” tripod on it and it bows when zipping when I have the 67” one on it. I suspect over time the zipper will eventually break there as it is a stress point. What I love: 1) It’s beautiful, I get lots of compliments on it. 2) It’s well made, well thought out, sturdy and definitely makes me feel my gear is well protected. 3) It’s comfy even when loaded with as much gear as I have in it (about 30-35 pounds) 4) Its all I need to bring. I don’t need an extra purse or anything else to manage, which is awesome. 5) I believe I can fit one more lens in here as is (I have my eye on 3, so I’m not sure what I’ll do when I have more gear than I can actually fit in here lol). 6) I have tried to find a bigger/better bag and I can’t. This is the best one out there. No other one compared. A few extra notes: 1) I used additional padded inserts to go double item deep in pockets. 2) While it says waterproof, I can tell the zippers aren’t so I will still put a rain cover on it to ensure my gear is good. Seriously, I’ll probably have to buy another one of these damn bags when I get those other 3 lenses cause there really isn’t a better bag out there. Buy it, you won’t be disappointed.

Camera bag seems decent. I bought this for my husband; as he needs something lightweight to carry his equipment when we are out hiking. He also needs a bag with adjustable padding. I was looking for a less expensive/durable camera bag with good reviews. A couple things for anyone reading reviews; I am not sure I would agree with the description of a "hard shell case". The "front" is a "tougher" material than a traditional fabric front. However, I was expecting something similar to the "feel" of a hard shell suitcase. This is nothing like that. I can actually "push" lightly on the front of the "hard shell" and it makes an indent. In my opinion if something is considered "hard shell", you shouldn't be able to lightly push on it & have it cave in. We have several hard shell suitcases & you absolutely cannot push on them or make an indent. Maybe the bag we received is a bit different from others, I'm not sure. Also, my son has a Pelican Case; as he is a professional photographer and this is not even CLOSE to the hard shell of a Pelican Case. Not even in the same category, obviously. Just want to put that out there. However, on a positive note, the padding does feel thick on the straps and the inside does have nice adjustable padding for equipment. It also will hold several lenses (depending on the size of course) and it will hold more than one camera body. It has some extra zipper compartments for storage, which is nice as well. Over all, it appears to be a satisfactory product; for transporting cameras/lenses while out hiking. Time will tell how well it will hold up.

This has been a great bag so far, durable and lots of room!

LOVE this camera bag. Cute, super comfy and holds everything I need. 2 cameras, multiple lenses and some accessories. I feel safe carrying my equipment in this bag.

Nice bag for the size! I can fit a canon dslr attached with a 100-400mm zoom with hood (reversed) a 100-300mm zoom, An 18-55 zoom, Extra batteries, 2 chargers, Extra memory cards, A lens cleaning kit, Extra mounting plates for tripod, My 15" Mac Book Pro and have a little room left over for some small items. It also has a few zippered compartments that I haven't even utilized. Seems like great quality and should last a good while! I'm happy with my purchase!