Manfrotto MB MA-BP-GPM Advanced Gear Backpack M (Black)

The inside is not too deep which worries me if i unzip it, but it fits my 5dm3 with canon 16-35mm f/2.8 in it plus my canon 50mm f/1.2 and canon 24-70mm f2.8.. I have to squeeze in a little bit to give room..This bag will not stand on its own.this is my 3rd dslr backpack. what i like most about this is that it's the right size for me being 5ft. Just perfect to carry around in long walks. Also it has no chest strap or waist strap that's why i purchased a separate chest strap.Overall, given the cons, i still Like this bag. The pocket in front is a winner for me, more room for accessories etc. Plus it's a clean looking bag outside. Looks like an ordinary backpack when it isn't.

I've been using this backpack for a while now and I've found it to suit all of my photographic needs for when I take a small trip into the city. It has a lot of space, where I can fit without a problem: two/three lenses (telephoto, fixed, zoom), external flash, camera charger, camera (Nikon D7000), lens filters, notepad and pen, memory cards, wallet, cleaning equipment. It's a great camera bag, as it isn't too big or too small, and it is very comfortable to carry around for long periods of time.

Excellent size. I mostly use a mirrorless camera and this holds the camera, lens attached, two extra lenses, a small flash (or sometimes a second body) and a filter pack - all in the main compartment. The pocket for accessories is not huge but holds my remote release, extra batteries, extra cards. I fly on small regional jets from my home base and a large photo pack that won't fit under the seat also won't fit in the overhead so I needed a small bag that was as roomy as possible. This is it. It would also work for a digital SLR, like my big Nikon, just with fewer lenses.

Holds my Fujifilm XT-2 with 18-55mm, 16-80mm, 10-24mm, 27mm, 56mm, Fujifilm flash w/spare batteries, and camera battery charger in main compartment. Filters plus strap, couple batters and some sundry photo stuff in other compartments. Two of the smaller compartments inside don't have Velcro or zippers to secure contents, just flaps that don't really cover over far enough. Also, I would like to have a clip to secure keys or SD card case more securely. The pocket to support one end of my tripod is too tight, only will fit one leg of my tripod. The strap goes around the tripod so it will hold in place. Manfrotto should talk to Osprey packs on how to do a rain cover too. Includes a cover as a separate piece and no good place to store it.But a nice size pack that holds my complete system. The above with a Benro Travel Angel tripod weighs 10 pounds. The straps are good enough to carry from car to camp/house/airplane but there is no belt so I wouldn't carry it far with this load. Certainly not hike with it but it wasn't designed for that.Overall, it will serve my purposes just fine.

Picked this bag up for my dslr and lenses as well as the TL for mavic 2 pro and laptop, iPad chargers etc. love them both good quality and looks. Protection is more than enough for my needs. I go on real estate shoots so no hiking up Kilimanjaro.

Straps fall down my arms and there is no chest or waist strap to secure the bag on your bag.

it was supposed to hold my mavic pro............but when i put my mavic on, it just move around and not stay put.i had to buy another case for my mavic...........this bag look girly by the way

This bag is great. I wish I had gotten the large, but the medium still carries a lot. I bought mine almost a year ago and its still in great shape. I definitely recommend it.