K&F Concept Kameraryggsäck axelväska fyrkantig väska fotografväskor rektangulärt kamerafodral kompatibelt med Canon/Nikon/Sony/DJI Mavic drönare ryggsäck

When going out for a photo walk you don't always want to be encumbered by a backpack, especially if you are taking minimal gear with you, a camera sling is a nice compromise. I have bought filters from K&F Concept for some time now and always found them to be of good quality and a reasonable price, so when I was offered this to review this bag from them I jumped at the chance, I wasn't paid to do this and this is my honest opinion of usability and quality. The bag is well made with possibly the strongest internal pads I have ever seen in a bag of this size, perfect for keeping a small camera and a pair of lenses both protected and in place. There are 2 main zipped pockets that provide ample space for a phone, spare batteries and the other odds and ends you generally carry around when on a photowalk. The outside of the bag is wipe clean and I'd definitely showerproof, I took it out yesterday in light rain and had no issues with my kit getting wet and imagine it could probably take a heavier downpour without breaking a sweat. On the underside of the bag are the obligatory straps for a small tripod, whilst I tried mine for size it isn't something I normally have with me on an urban shoot which is what I feel this bag is best suited to so I can't comment on how comfortable it would be to carry with one attached a full days shooting. With the kit shown in the photo though it was very comfortable and for once I didn't get any neck pain, something that can be problematic with small camera bags. Whilst I haven't used it for my drone yet I can confirm that it easily takes my Mini 3 pro, 4 batteries with charger and controller, and affords more protection than the OE drone bag.

Good: Attractive black and gray shell, better looking than the product listing's images suggest. Well made; quality stitching. Clever straps on the underside for a *very* compact tripod - don't even think about strapping on a full-size one. Holds everything I need in a camera bag - barely, but that was my intent, light and compact. Bad: Needs padding at the ends. Also, my personal jury is still out on the semi-rigid insert. It certainly adds protection and offers a little storage flexibility, but if whatever you put in doesn't fit neatly into 1/3 or 2/3 of the bag, it's going to bounce around and/or dig deep into the padding. Plus, the divider takes up a significant amount of space that's at a premium in a compact bag. On balance, I suspect that a more traditional set of padded, velcroed dividers would work better here. I plan to upcycle some from my old bag and see which works best. Bottom line: The bag currently contains my Nikon D7500, 18-55 and 70-300mm lenses, wrist and shoulder straps, spare battery, charger, and SD card, and a few misc. filters and odds and ends. It couldn't hold much more, but again, that was the idea. I'm not entirely pleased with the camera body cushioning, but a little experimentation and extra padding from the old bag should fix that. I think it'll work. Five stars, but the lack of padding in the ends almost cost it that fifth.

Very good build quality. I love the multi fold divider that can be configured several different ways, fold it according to the linings to create perfect lens divider. High quality zippers, and very well padding all around. Perfect for camera storage, or an outing in the city.

This is a decent, neat, compact bag for carrying a small number of DSLR essentials. The bag has an optional, detachable shoulder/crossbody strap with adjustable length and a grab handle on top. There are adjustable webbing straps on the underside to attach a tripod, and a padded zip-closing compartment on one side. Inside the main storage area, there is space for a camera plus installed lens, as well as two little slip pockets with hook and loop tape fastenings. There is a moveable partition for the main area which can be adapted to create up to three compartments for camera body/lens/flash, etc. I find this a bit awkward to position neatly, on the one I have this is a bit stiff and reluctant to shape, but having a camera and accessories inside helps to hold it in place. This is a fairly soft camera bag. It's well padded on all sides, but the more sturdy structuring around the camera comes from the EPE partition. I have a similar style Lumix bag - this K&F Concept one is a bit larger and offers more storage for accessories without becoming cumbersome, but doesn't have such structured sides or feel quite as sturdy. I had thought to switch bags and start using this slightly bigger one, but I like both for different reasons

The bag came in a slim cardboard box and was then protected in a plastic bag. The quality and workmanship are top-notch. The bag has 3 compartments. The bottom of the main compartment can be changed and divided depending on which camera configuration you have. I have my Sony alpha 7 IV with Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN lens, which is relatively long. Therefore, I cannot divide the compartment further. I also have two spare batteries, a battery charger, USB-C cable, power bank and a Rollei self-timer with me and some space left over. Really ideal for when you're on the go, it doesn't always have to be a big backpack. Absolutely top-notch for the price and an absolute recommendation to buy and 5 stars.

am a huge fan and have plenty of camera stuff from K&F range. Their bags and other camera accessories are exceptionally well made and feel premium quality. I have bought several camera bags over the years "30+ years of photography" and this is one bag that I felt like manufacturer has made a mistake. They do say it's a compact size bag but I believe it's a tight squeeze for DSLR or Mirrorless alike. I think compact Digital camera or drone cameras would benefit from this bag. Bag itself is premium quality and I believe is rain proof but it's like a toiletry bag with soft padding so it will not prevent damage if you drop it or accidentally bang your bag with something solid. It has got several pockets for batteries, SD cards etc and have fastening straps for tripod but tripod will stick out like a sore thumb as bag is too small. I have uploaded a photo with my favourite K&F hard shell backpack

As a beginner photographer, I couldn't convince myself to spend the $100 plus for a Peak design, or one of those other pretty bags, so I tried out multiple bags under $50. I got to say this bag by K&F design is the one. This black edition is just dead gorgeous. Looks a lot better in person. The stiff divider compliments the bag very well. Roomy and yet not bulky. I'm definitely keeping this one!

The bag is of high quality and the materials are very good. It feels absolutely great. There is: - A large compartment with a variable insert and small side pockets closed with Velcro. The insert can be folded over on two sides to create a large compartment, a medium-sized and a small one, as well as 3 small compartments. It can also be completely removed and reinserted slightly offset. This meant that I was able to use my Alpha7C including the mounted Tamron 70-180mm. This meant I had exactly a small amount of space to use a 16mm fixed focal length lens. Very tight, but it works. - A small compartment at the front with another zipped compartment for all kinds of small things, key hooks and 3 more Velcro pockets for batteries, cables and/or memory cards. - Another small compartment on the back for other small items or even ID documents. The carrying strap is also worth mentioning positively, as it is not just a punched-on nylon strap, but is also high-quality and comfortable to hold. I would also like to mention the extremely smooth zippers, which can be opened and closed completely with one hand without any problem. The whole thing is rounded off with a comfortable strap with a strong buckle and two loops on the bottom for a small lens. An absolute recommendation for all amateur photographers who don't always want to lug everything around and need a small, handy bag where they can store the essentials.

I've been looking for some lightweight bags that protects the camera, keeps it tight to my body, but also allows quick retrieval. I don't know why I've never ran into this brand before, but the moment I saw this shoulder bag, I was like 'Perfection' *Magneto's face*. It's about a comfortable size. Of course it wouldn't take hits as good as larger backpacks but the thick layers ensures the camera is not easily damaged. Plus having it closer to my body reduces the chance of major damage. The second thing I was concerned was the size because most camera sling bags I found were for mirrorless while I have a Canon 6Dii with a 24-105 lens. But it fits great. The compartment gives extra protection and separation, but you can also remove it for more freedom. The bottom buckle is designed to carry their lightweight tripod, which you can buy from any brand with similar design. And to me, taking street photos require quick-ready set up. The way the zip is placed allow me to quickly retrieve the camera without worrying accidental drop. I've brought it on a few strolls and I'm happy with it so far.

Very practical little bag when you don't want to take your backpack, it is large enough to accommodate my A7IV and a small Kodak without forcing the closure, the quality is excellent, plenty of storage space. very wide strap, and pleasant to wear without being annoying Good product to go light!