Is the padding too thick to fold up and fit into a camera backpack?
195635
No it is not too thin to fold up. However, I typically run the padded part around the back of the camera and over the LCD screen to give it a little extra protection while it is in the camera bag.
195636
No, the padding is flexible enough to fold up. I fold mine and keep it in my camera bag
195637
I have a kata 3n1 medium backpack and I fit 2 lenses, D610, SB600 strobe, extra battery charger and this strap rolls up or stuffs in any available space. I plan on buying another one for my D80.
195638
Its relatively thin. Folds ok when I put it in our camera bag. Very flexible - Almost like rubber.
195639
I have a sling pack that holds two bodies, 2 extra lenses, etc. I fold two of these straps (one on each camera body) and put them in the pack. It doesn't fold up super tiny, figure on it taking about the space of a flash.
1382681
I agree with Ivan... not super thick but very sufficient. I have found this bag, along with the straps to very comfortable. I have it pretty well loaded when I use it and will wear it for hours and I love it.
2089473
It's not really a pocket it's more of a divider and it mesh so I wouldn't put my pictures loosen in there like that. Hope that answers your question.
1811584
I think it would be fine under the pack. It is not any bulkier than a regular strap, really. I use it with a full size DSLR and zoom and have no problems. I like how it slides on the strap. Enjoy!
474413
No this is a 'soft' case. Be sure camera is not too thick/wide to securely zip the case closed. Older digital camera would not fit properly. Newer thin Easyshare camera was not a problem.
2005672
I use mine. It's a little bulky for my very thin camera but it holds everything needed for a successful day of picture taking.
106587
I'd have to agree with Manuel, I wouldn't trust a screw and a strap for a 9 pound piece of expensive equipment. It seems sturdy enough for my use but my camera isn't even close to that weight. Besides, the shoulder padding slips around as you use it and I would think with that weight you would want something padded that was going to cushion your shoulders and not move around.
197271
Not any more than a regular backpack with padding on the back panel, but I think that is pretty standard on most backpacks. I would not carry a laptop in it.
50573
I own a medium Case Logic (dimensions: 5 x 9.5 x 12 inches). I tried putting the camera bag inside the main compartment after seeing this question.... it's a very tight squeeze, zippers didn't close all too well. I wouldn't recommend trying to push your camera bag into this backpack.
2010746
Hi! CuteLunatic, You are quite "Welcome"! .. I also wanted this particular camera bag / backpack as I need to pack some documents also for my trip in August 2015. This is much more than just as camera bag. Also, it was made for ( Nikon ) cameras & lenses, so I figured their design specs must be rather rigid for the final manufactured product.Thank You for your reply,Stu
748303
The strap is not padded and not very wide. It is probably ok as the camera is not that heavy. However, I am going to use an aftermarket strap for increased comfort.
1612545
Hello, I did not carry it in a backpack, but in a small carry-on for our dive trip to Roatan. I really like this case, but I did make one adjustment. It comes with all the sponge padding in it and it is cut for you to pull it out so the items sit down in the case. The spot where you put the camera, I cut the sponge in half, and stuck that piece back into the top so that the camera did not touch the top of the case. It gives it more protection that way.
611008
The shoulder strap is fairly thick at 2" which helps it to look less purse like. Also the fabric says camera bag. It's my favorite case because it can hold multiple items and with the SD card pocket and battery pocket I always have a spare. I can fit my Nikon D3300 with 300 mm lens plus a camcorder or additional lens in a padded case.
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Greetings Torkia TS-4300 for Canon G1X is not that small but good padding, Check this linkPadded Camera Case for Canon G16, G15, G1X, G1X Mark II, G14, G12, G11, G10Thanks,
1350713
No. But with the legs folded along the bottom of the lens it fits into my camera bag.
397318
I apologize, needed to check with my son, for I purchased this bag as a Christmas gift for him. He loves this bag and yes it is totally padded. Weight limit is awesome, he has his camera and 4 lens in it and still has room......I hope this helps, it's a very good purchase
242169
IMHO, this pack would be too small to comfortably fit your MBP and DSLR and stuff. I find my bag a little too narrow to fit anything bulky. I carry my 13" MBP, accessories and a few small/medium books on a regular basis, and the pack is stuffed. FYI, I did buy my wife a Lowepro Passport Sling camera bag which offers easy access and padded compartment specifically for her camera, and she loves it.