Lowepro - Fastpack Camera Backpack - Black

This is a great backpack that is versatile. I bought this for a Canon M50, and I'm looking to add some lenses in the next couple of months. It is an average size backpack for camera gear. I initially was looking for a smaller bag to go with the M50 as it is a smaller camera. However, I also own a Canon T3i, and this bag can also accommodate that camera with some extra lenses so it should be able to accommodate larger cameras like the 90D. I do love the interior top compartment which can fit an Ulanzi phone rig when I want to use my iPhone to record videos. It can also easily fit a gimbal and selfie stick. The top interior compartment also has a separate pocket with zipper large enough to stow a small tablet (iPad mini) or cables. You can fit a table top tripod, mic, dead cat, and portable lights in the second top compartment that has several pockets for things such as pens and a small notebook. A larger tripod can be strapped to the bottom of the back pack and there is room for a water bottle or small tripod in the side pocket. Overall, this is a sturdy backpack that can protect your camera gear from light to medium jolts or bumps and still light enough to not weigh you down. The ripstop fabric looks like it can take a few gouges well. It's not one of the stiff, rigid camera bags (which may protect your gear from tougher handling). Instead it has more of a natural feel of a backpack you might use to carry your laptop, books, and folders for school or work.

I upgraded to this bag from a small-sized camera bag because it looked disproportionate to my size. I like the separate compartment for my camera, but I do wish the compartment was more secure. I feel like a lot of my camera gear is just asking to fall out. I am not sure if it is supposed to be used this way, but I turned the straps on the bottom into a tripod holster because I strongly dislike having my tripod on the side of the bag. It has a spot for a decent-sized laptop and plenty of top space for extra lenses or additional equipment (or hiking snacks if you are doing a lot of nature photography like I am)

This LowPro camera bag is a great size, I have a Nikon D750 with an 70-200mm attached and a Sigma 150-600mm lense with more room for a SB400 flash, an 18-35mm and a 24-120mm lense

I've used this backpack for 8 months as my photography go bag. I travel the US and Canada. In / on the bag at all times is Sony a7iii, full size Jobby Tripod, Jobby vlogging tripod, spare batteries, battery charger, National Parks and Pennsylvania passport books, notepads, 2 first aid kits, and I still have space for a laptop and or tablet and some other items if needed. It has not let me down. It has not fallen apart at all. I 100% recommend.

Quick access to the main camera compartment from one shoulder strap and the pack is divided appropriate to accommodate all my gear, includes an internal sleeve for a laptop or tablet. Exterior pocket is well designed to hold a tripod. Lowe Alpine has been making top tier outdoor equipment for decades. The cost is worthy since many backpacks for camera gear are less expensive, the quality and fit to finish will exceed expectations and should last for decades of abuse.