Besnfoto Digicam Backpack Waterproof for DSLR/SLR Mirrorless Digicam Males Photograph Bag with Laptop computer Compartment for Photographer Journey

Initial Impressions
Just received the Besnfoto Camera Backpack, and my initial impressions are quite positive. The lightweight design is noticeable, making it comfortable to carry. The compartments seem well-organized, easily fitting my camera, a few lenses, and even a tripod without feeling cumbersome.The waterproof feature, along with the included rain cover, adds a layer of confidence for outdoor shoots. Haven’t tested it in real-world rain yet, but the build suggests it can handle the elements.The anti-gravity system feels promising during the initial try-on. Looking forward to experiencing its comfort during longer photo sessions. The backpack also seems to have enough compartments for travel documents and miscellaneous items, enhancing its versatility.The shoulder strap with clip accessories on the Besnfoto Camera Backpack, allowing you to attach accessories like the Peak Design Capture Clip, is a thoughtful and practical design element. This feature enhances accessibility and convenience, providing a quick and secure way to carry additional gear.Overall, the Besnfoto Camera Backpack looks promising out of the box. Excited to put it to the test in real-world scenarios and see how it holds up in various conditions.

FINALLY! The perfect bag – not as much as the camera!
This bag is perfect. The space. The comfort. It fits my Nikon Z7ii as well as my 70-200 lens with my smaller lens. It fits all my accessories with room to grow! I am ecstatic to have finally found the perfect bag! I love the room at the top that I will use as space for my personal items when I travel so I don’t have to also carry a purse. THANK YOU!

This is an excellent pack that isn’t quite perfect
It is a challenge to find a truly compact and light camera backpack that isn’t a sling. This Besnfoto backpack (size: Small) is one of the best I’ve seen—and at a very reasonable price. It does many things right but has a few questionable design decisions too that keep it from getting five stars.The best thing about the pack is its size. It is almost impossible to find a small, light camera backpack that is suitable for a camera and extra lens; offers a separate compartment for more camera gear, a jacket, or lunch; and side access. This bag checks all the boxes while coming in under 3 lbs.The primary material used in the bag’s construction is decent though not the best I’ve experienced. I would describe it as good enough for the majority of use cases. It is waterproof and should hold up to moderate wear and tear. The quality of construction is decent too. The bag isn’t bulletproof to the same degree as a Shimoda, F-Stop Gear, or WANDRD pack but it doesn’t cost $300-400 either.The pack uses a combination of weather resistant and non-weather resistant zippers. The zipper on the top compartment is weather resistant. This is the one that needs it the most. Surprisingly, the two zippers that access the camera compartment are the only ones that are not weather resistant. I don’t understand this decision. If it was motivated by a desire to keep the cost of the bag down, I wish Besnfoto would have just bumped the price a little and done things right. That said, it probably doesn’t matter. Even if the user was caught in an extended downpour, it is unlikely that enough water is going to get into the pack through the zippers to damage any electronics.For me, the most important feature of any pack is side access. Once I tried it, I knew that I would never buy another pack without it. Side access makes it easy to drop the bag onto one shoulder to retrieve gear or swap lenses. This capability is critical in any number of shooting scenarios where setting your pack on the ground isn’t feasible (e.g., shooting while wading in water or muck, or while wandering the streets of Old Delhi though wall-to-wall people, just to name two of my own experiences).This Besnfoto pack does a generally good job with their side access. The door is large enough that it is easy to reach in and remove what you need without a fight. It is on the left side of the pack (when wearing it), which means that you drop it onto your left shoulder and grab your camera with your right hand by its grip. I find this to be far easier than with packs that place side access on the right side and thereby require the user to manipulate the zipper and grab the camera with the left hand.The only complaint I have about the side access is that the door itself is unpadded. Like other companies, Besnfoto has put a zippered compartment on the door. However, they’ve created the compartment by removing the padding from the cavity between the outer shell and inner lining. This seems like corner cutting. Better if they left the padding in the side access door and built a zippered pocket on top of it. Again, not a deal killer but I wish they had done things differently.One thing Besnfoto did do right is kept the interior of the camera compartment free of zippers. The WANDRD PRVKE Lite, itself an excellent small pack at over twice the price of this one, has exposed zippers and metal zipper pulls in the camera compartment that can rub against expensive gear. This is not a concern with the Besnfoto pack. Well done.Another aspect of its design that is superior to its more expensive competitors is the ability to clip the straps to the main body of the bag. Let me explain. Most packs with rear panel access (including this one) sew the straps to the back panel door, not the body of the bag. This puts considerable stress on the zipper that holds the back panel to the rest of the pack. The entire weight of the pack is felt by that zipper. But this Besnfoto adds clips between the straps and the body of the pack which take the stress off the back panel zipper. This is a very smart approach to the problem. Kudos, Besnfoto.Unfortunately, there is one aspect of this pack that proved to be a deal killer: its divider system. The product photos do not accurately depict the divider system on the bag I received. It is almost as though my size Small pack received dividers intended for the Medium size. Regardless, what I found is that the camera compartment was easily big enough to hold my Canon R5 w/ an attached RF 24-105 F4L plus an RF 100-400 F5.6-8 but I just couldn’t configure the dividers in a way that worked. It should have been possible. The product images show a larger Canon 5D with similarly-sized lenses.To be fair, choosing a size for dividers is a challenge for every bag manufacturer. Their length limits the configurations available to the user. The most innovative bag designers are trying to address the problem by offering dividers that bend in multiple places, not just one. WANDRD’s latest dividers are a great example of this. Besnfoto would do well to adopt WANDRD’s divider design. It would have solved my problem with them.The bottom line is that I really like this bag despite the fact that I couldn’t get it to work for me. I would love to see a slightly refined version 2 of this bag that offers a full set of weather resistant zippers, a padded side access door, and more than anything, an improved divider system. But despite these issues, this is a great small camera backpack in a niche that doesn’t have many options. I can definitely recommend it.

For camera or video equipment, this is about as close as it gets to being perfect, antigravity suspension works amazingly great.

Me encanto esta mochila, me permite meter todo mi equipo fotográfico en mis viajes aparte de que es resistente

I have had cheap camera bags. Like the flimsy £10 Neewer ones. I upgraded from that when I started to take my photography more seriously, to a ThinkTank Shapeshifter 17 bag that retails for £300. An excellent bag which I will be keeping but my problem is that it has a compartment within a compartment and then in that compartment is another two or three. I just couldn’t find anything.So the other day I got sick of my heavy Canon EOS R and super heavy 3 lenses and traded in for a Fujifilm X-T5 which is mind blowing and super light. This meant that I no longer need the shapeshifter bag which I just filled with way too much stuff. I was going out on hikes and would be in bed with backache for two days afterwards.So I decided to downgrade my bag size now I’ve got a lighter camera and lens and removed all the tat out of the old shapeshifter and bought this awesome new backpack here.I saw a video on Amazon and saw a few other reviews on YouTube and was blown away by this bag.Here’s what I love:It is a mid size bagIt is waterproof but still comes with a waterproof coverIt looks smartIt has this anti gravity system. Look it up. It’s fantastic and makes the bag move differently on your back whilst walking.The back section of the backpack is curved.The straps are curved too instead of being straight. It contours to your body.You can hide the rain cover in a secret compartment under the feet.It has rubber protective feetIt has a few ways of protecting pick pockets from unzipping your bagUnlike other backpacks this opens up and the inside contents are found in the front section of the bag. So basically you unzip around and pull the back down instead of the front. Gone are the days when the part against your back gets muddy or sandy.Inside, it’s simple: there’s a front pouch but inside the main compartment is a really sturdy and firm number of sections that you can slot your gear into. It’s not flimsy like cheaper bags. It’s firm and very protective. Everything you’ll need can be found in this one area.There’s a spongy, fleecey compartment at the top of the bag for additional equipment which can be accessed from the top and also inside the main compartment.Your camera can be quickly pulled out from the side of the bag too.There’s enough space for camera with lens on, another lens, drone, drone controller, sets of filters, batteries and chargers, lens cloths and other essentials.The bag is lightweight and lot lighter than my last bag.So although I’ve downgraded in size, I’ve upgraded in quality. This is an absolutely outstanding bag in every way. It’s super protective, smart, comfortable and does everything you need without over complicating things. Just what I needed.