Would this be good as a travel backpack? Need something to carry a DSLR camera, passport etc.
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Yes, it would. I had originally purchased it for my son for school. His last Under Armour backpack lasted him 2 years and we had much success, which is why we purchased that one. This one was a bit smaller that his last one and it would not be good for a high school books, but would be great for travel with camera, etc. Just nothing too, too heavy.
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I would say yes. But, if you are doing intense outdoor backpacking, probably not. When you first see it, it wont look that big but it expands and flattens nicely. I've gotten caught in the rain a couple of times and my electronical devices were fine. Hope this helps.
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Hi Linda it can be used as a carry-on the one I purchased has been to Ireland and all over Europe. The only issue is weight. You add 1 body 2 lens 1 flash memory laptop or tablet batteries travel size toiletries and 1 change of cloths and a passport. It get real heavy. So pack what you need camera wise first and go from there just remember you have to carry it! Cheers Mike
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I would say yes but it would be tight while attached and if you have more than one extra lens you're carrying, probably not. The walls inside are completely adjustable so with just one extra lens, I'd give it a try. I recommend the bag. I've been happy with it.
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It is a pretty big bag and with just your laptop in it and a few other light things it may fit, but wouldn't suggest it if your transporting expensive camera gear. Better off putting it in the overhead compartment.
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I do not think this is what you are looking for. The strap is built and sized for luggage not a device. I have a Nikon DSLR and do not think it would be a good choice.
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I just went hiking with it this past weekend. At the end of the hike, I was sweating, and felt a lot of sweat on my back. But its a very comfortable pack. However, it lacks space for TONS of camera gear for long trips. So, be warned that if you want this trip to go cross country, its not going to store much more than a camera and a lens in the padded area. In the main compartment, stuff will move around quite a bit. So, plan carefully.
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Its not as huge as a backpack. Will be a good size for your equipment. I have a D3100 with 2 lenses and have space for one more.
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if you need to hold something that is pretty heavy. I use it for a telescope. it would be silly for a point and shot camera. I would think it would work really well for a SLR with Zoom.
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AmazonBasics Sling Backpack for SLR Cameras (Black) is a better option in my eyes. Good luck!
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My daughter stuffed alot of stuff in there but I do not believe it would fit all the items you mentioned. Thank you for your inquiry though, because it is a very versatile and useful backpack for traveling light.:)
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Case Logic sells many bags. Check the dimensions of the bag of which your camera will fit. I am not familiar with the back pack you are using. Try an experiment with your back pack and see if a similar item of the size of a camera bag will work. The bag I purchased may not be the right size for you. Depending on the size of your camera you may need to use a much smaller camera for your journey.
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It will handle a DSLR and iPad. It's probably just what you're looking for/need for traveling in Europe as a day pack. It's a very light weight material that "packs" into its own pocket. I've used it for traveling many times. It's also good to toss into a big purse for a day trip- you can unfold it to carry your purse and any small purchases/groceries home. The material is very thin and the zipper snags the fabric very easily if you don't pay attention- no big deal. It's not a camping/"heavy duty" pack but it's great for light weight day trips while traveling. Tightening straps, carabiner and mesh pockets are handy. Recommended. It will handle a DSLR and iPad. It's probably just what you're looking for/need for traveling in Europe as a day pack. It's a very light weight material that "packs" into its own pocket. I've used it for traveling many times. It's also good to toss into a big purse for a day trip- you can unfold it to carry your purse and any small purchases/groceries home. The material is very thin and the zipper snags the fabric very easily if you don't pay attention- no big deal. It's not a camping/"heavy duty" pack but it's great for light weight day trips while traveling. Tightening... » Read More It will handle a DSLR and iPad. It's probably just what you're looking for/need for traveling in Europe as a day pack. It's a very light weight material that "packs" into its own pocket. I've used it for traveling many times. It's also good to toss into a big purse for a day trip- you can unfold it to carry your purse and any small purchases/groceries home. The material is very thin and the zipper snags the fabric very easily if you don't pay attention- no big deal. It's not a camping/"heavy duty" pack but it's great for light weight day trips while traveling. Tightening straps, carabiner and mesh pockets are handy. Recommended. « Show Less
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No it is perfect! Made a few international trips with it! Great camera bag. Great in bad weather too.
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Dear buyer, although it is a great quality bag and I have been enjoying it for my small camcorder. I would recommend you searching for the correct bag for your couple of DSLR lenses. Such an investment like yours it's worth buying the correct lens case for them. Search for lense cases @ Amazon.com. I own DSLR LENSES AND HAVE CASES FOR TRAVEL ALL AROUND AND THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST INVESTMENT. Also check appropriate size, since they come in different sizes. Good Luck and Happy Holidays. ALL THE BEST! Sincerely; DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com and http://www.performanceandsoundco.com Dear buyer, although it is a great quality bag and I have been enjoying it for my small camcorder. I would recommend you searching for the correct bag for your couple of DSLR lenses. Such an investment like yours it's worth buying the correct lens case for them. Search for lense cases @ Amazon.com. I own DSLR LENSES AND HAVE CASES FOR TRAVEL ALL AROUND AND THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST INVESTMENT. Also check appropriate size, since they come in different sizes. Good Luck and Happy Holidays. ALL THE BEST! Sincerely; DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com... » Read More Dear buyer, although it is a great quality bag and I have been enjoying it for my small camcorder. I would recommend you searching for the correct bag for your couple of DSLR lenses. Such an investment like yours it's worth buying the correct lens case for them. Search for lense cases @ Amazon.com. I own DSLR LENSES AND HAVE CASES FOR TRAVEL ALL AROUND AND THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST INVESTMENT. Also check appropriate size, since they come in different sizes. Good Luck and Happy Holidays. ALL THE BEST! Sincerely; DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com and http://www.performanceandsoundco.com « Show Less
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Hello Charles,I suppose this could hold some lenses as well. It is an ok size bag with some additional pockets. A lot will depend on the size of your camera as well.Sincerely,Greg Soohov
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You definitely should be able too, the compartments in the bag are adjustable, in my bag I have two DSLR bodies(canon 40d and 70d), 4 lenses, and a Fuji S9100. Along with that I have a point and shoot and my gopro in there.
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I think it would as the camera area has adjustable dividers that Velcro into position so it can accommodate large cameras and multiple lenses. One word of caution however is that while the bag is great for a standard arsenal of accessories, a large camera and/or lens will limit storage space...the top loading compartment isn't very spacious. I can easily fit the camera with lens attached and four other small to 500mm zoom lenses. Great bag in my opinion.