Lowepro CompuDaypack Camera Bag (Slate)

I use Canon gear a Canon EOS 70D 20.2 MP Digital SLR Camera with Dual Pixel CMOS AF (Body Only), Canon Powershot G10 14.7MP Digital Camera with 5x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and Canon EOS Rebel T3i 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera and DIGIC 4 Imaging with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens this bag has ample room for lenses, accessories and the three bodies, easily accessible and compact enough to fit in airline overhead luggage. The computer sleeve easily fits my Asus 14.5 laptop and power supply. The straps are padded nicely and very comfortable and durable for the everyday use I put it through. I looked at other bags in this price point and none could match up. But then it is a LowePro Bag!

The bag itself was really sturdy and it does hold the camera well but the bag is too big/bulky.

This is a great backpack if you're trying to go pack fairly light and don't need room for a lot of extras. With camera and lenses underneath and laptop in the sleeve, you can get a small notebook, a sunglass case, ipod, a paperback book, and a light jacket and maybe a hat.Of course it has all these nifty compartments for flash cards, a couple of pens, lens cloth, and some business cards. And those are really nice.One big downside is the lack of exterior pockets. THere's a small one at the top back where i kept my ipod. But it could use something to toss in a wallet or glasses at the airport security. As is, you can just jam em in the main compartment with everything else.The computer section fit my 15" Powerbook nicely. I even got a magazine in there with it.Warning on the camera section. I could barely fit my Canon 30D w/17-85 lens. In fact, the suspension for the camera didn't go up high enough to lift the lens off the bottom of the bag, so I felt a need to place a piece of dense foam on the bottom as extra protection.It worked. But it is the longest lens i'd recommend trying to fit in while mounted.All in all a nice bag for a

PLASTIC Buckle broke. No one seems to stand behind their warranty, least of all Lowepro. Carried only a MacBook Pro 13" (i.e. light), a mouse, a charger. Sometimes carried a D50 DSLR with a lens.Very little space for camera/SLR equipment. There is more space for wires. Probably better off with a fanny pack and a laptop backpack.

I purchased this backpack less than a week ago, it's comfortable, lightweight, and well accommodating of all my gear; however within three days of owning it, the small-toothed zipper for the front hatch skipped its measly track and is impossible to reseat, examining the track showed wide gaps between tiny teeth and loose threads that create uneven purchase. Poor design there, there is no reason for the 'personal items' pocket to have an inferior zipper to the other pockets, I nearly lost a vital hard drive. Contacted customer service, but still awaiting reply.

I absolutely love this backpack.1. I purchased this item from Amazon for $65.00 with prime shipping and it arrived within the 2 days as advertised in perfect condition.2. After others reviews on fitting a 17" laptop was too tight, this was the first item I tested. My Sony Viao 17" fits with plenty of breathing room. Padding appears more than adequate for my laptop and I'm extremely satisfied.3. Next I went and grabbed my camera gear, since others also commended that it didn't fit all of their gear as expected. My Canon D60 with the 18-135mm lens kit on it, a 55-200mm, and a 50mm lens with two hoods, and some filters all fix into the bottom section perfectly. I did move around the pockets so it would fit my needs. I would not worry about the small bumps and bangs with everything being in this bag since it is padded well.3. The top pocket is larger than expected and will hold chargers, personal belongings or anything else you you want to take along. Great bag for traveling or just day-trips where you want to take all of your gear. I even fit in an extendable tripod to 48" into the bag with room to spare!4. Wearing this pack around, it fits me very well. I'm a 5'7" female average body and it just sits on me like it was designed for someone exactly my size.The only suggestion for this bag, would be including an area for a larger tripod, or double zippers to include the option to leave something sticking out of the top.You will not be disappointed with this backpack!

I have been looking for the perfect bag for my everyday stuff for over 3 months now... I started with an oversized purse which I padded for my camera and computer stuff. But that got really heavy and was starting to hurt my back. So I started looking at the camera bags. I wasn't really stoked about any of them- so many are expensive, ugly, and almost all look like bags that contain expensive things (not good for a little bitty solo photog like me)!This bag was exactly what I needed. It fits my macbook pro and papers/folders in the back compartment, my pens-purse-lunch- and general accessories in the front pocket, & all (Nikon D5000 body with kit lens on, zoom lens, lens filters, charger, cards, & cords) my camera gear (with room for more!) in the bottom compartment. The bag holds everything I need in an organized manner, it carries the load very well (it almost feels as if nothing is in there when I carry it!) and is put together very well (all the stitching is pretty tight & while I haven't tested it in the rain it seems to do just fine keeping water out in light drizzles for short periods of time).The only thing I don't like about this bag is that the front pocket only has one zipper pull and inevitably it's always on the side that's not easily accessible at the moment. Just a minor frustration though for such an awesome bag... I've only had it for a month now but it shows no wear and tear yet...