Large Capacity Camera Backpack With Laptop Compartment - Men Travel Professional Camera Backpack With Tripod Bracket

Everything for a shoot day in one bag — bodies, lenses, laptop, tripod, jacket and lunch

The usual camera bag holds the camera. Your laptop, your jacket, your lunch and your charger pouch end up in a second bag, and on a travel day a third one on wheels, and you are the person at the gate with a strap in each hand and a lens rolling around loose somewhere.

This is one bag with two halves. A padded, walled camera bay on one side. A proper travel compartment on the other, with the laptop in its own sleeve behind both. Pack for the shoot and the day in one go, then walk out the door once.

A full kit, in one bay, at the same time

In the manufacturer's own loading demonstration, two DSLR bodies, three lenses, a speedlight and a battery grip all go into the main bay together, with chargers and batteries in the small bays and notebooks in the organizer panel on the lid. Buyers pack "my Sony camera, three lenses, and even some personal items," and "my Canon camera, three lenses, a gimbal," with room to spare.

The walls are thick padded dividers that peel off and reposition wherever you want them. Set a long bay for a telephoto with the body still attached. Split it into small squares for primes. Lift the walls out altogether and the bay becomes one padded box for a drone and its controller.

The other half is a proper travel bag

The upper front compartment opens like a suitcase and takes what you would otherwise carry separately: a folded jacket, a water bottle, a notebook, headphones, a charger pouch. Its lid has a mesh zip pocket and flat slip pockets for the small things that always end up loose. Underneath it, a separate pocket lined in wipe-clean foil holds the wet jacket, the damp towel or the flask, well away from anything with glass in it.

Your laptop rides against your back, away from the lenses

The back panel unzips to its own padded compartment, with a full-width sleeve for a laptop and a slimmer slot in front of it for a tablet or documents. It sits flat against your spine, separated from the gear bay, so the laptop slides out at security while every lens stays put. Buyers carry a 15-inch MacBook Pro "without any issues" and a 16-inch laptop alongside a drone and four lenses.

The tripod rides outside, hands free

A folded tripod or light stand stands vertically against the side panel, feet in a pocket at the bottom corner, body held by a webbing strap and buckle you can tighten one-handed. It leaves the whole interior for gear and stays put when you walk. Reviewers call the tripod bracket "sturdy" and "secure, which is a huge plus." On the opposite side there are two metal clip loops for anything that hangs.

On a travel day it rides on your suitcase

A webbing strap runs across the back panel, so the pack drops straight onto the extended handle of a rolling case and rides there, level and hands-free, through the terminal. That is the small thing you notice at hour three of a travel day, and it is why this can be the only bag you carry onto a plane. "I travel a lot for photography, and this backpack has made my life so much easier."

Five compartments, one bag

• Main camera bay. Padded shell, removable padded dividers, opens flat
• Laptop compartment. Separate rear-panel zip, padded laptop sleeve plus a tablet slot
• Travel compartment. Clamshell opening, mesh and slip pockets in the lid
• Wet and dry pocket. Foil-lined, at the base of the front face
• Flap pocket. Stud-closed, front and center, for the things you grab first
• Oxford polyester shell with thickened padded partitions, side tripod strap, metal clip loops and luggage pass-through

Comfortable from the first hour to the last

A loaded camera kit is heavy in a way a laptop bag is never, and it is heavy for the whole day. Wide contoured shoulder straps spread it, an adjustable sternum strap keeps the straps on your shoulders when you are moving fast, and the back panel is channeled and mesh-covered so air gets between you and the load. "The bag distributes weight nicely, so I don't feel discomfort even after hours of walking."

Rated highly by photographers

Every order is covered by Gear Elevation's 90-day money-back guarantee and 90-day returns, so you can load your full kit and carry it for a week before you decide.

In the box

The backpack in black with its full set of removable padded dividers, ready to configure for your kit.

Frequently asked questions

How much gear does it hold?

The manufacturer's loading demonstration puts two DSLR bodies, three lenses, a speedlight and a battery grip into the main bay at once, plus chargers and batteries in the smaller bays. A typical load — one body with a lens mounted, two or three spare lenses and a flash — leaves bays spare for filters and cards.

Will it take a 70-200mm lens?

Yes. Move the dividers to open one long bay for it, either mounted to the body or stored on its own.

What size laptop fits?

A full-width padded sleeve built for a standard large laptop, with a separate slimmer slot in front for a tablet. Buyers carry a 15-inch MacBook Pro and a 16-inch laptop in it. If you carry a 17-inch machine, message us before you order and we will confirm the fit.

How does it handle rain?

The oxford polyester shell shrugs off a light shower on the walk to the car, and the padded dividers keep the glass cushioned inside. For a full day shooting in heavy weather, add a rain cover.

Does it fit as carry-on?

It is built as a travel pack and rides on a suitcase handle through the terminal. It is a full-size bag, so count it as your main carry-on and check your airline's dimensions before you fly.

Can I get to the camera without taking the bag off?

Swing it round on one strap and open the main bay — the standard one-shoulder move — and the body is in your hand in seconds.

Will it work for a drone instead of a camera?

Yes. The dividers lift out completely and the main bay becomes one padded box for an airframe, a controller and battery packs. One buyer carries a DSLR, four lenses and a drone together.

One bag for every shoot day

Bodies, lenses, flash, laptop and tripod, padded and organized, comfortable for hours, rated highly by photographers and covered by a 90-day money-back guarantee. Add it to your cart and carry one bag.