Case Logic TBC-411 DSLR Compact Backpack (Black)

Finally, a nicely made, small back pack to carry the camera and the few items that I need. For large DSLR with lenses and cameras larger than a Sony RX10 it may be too small. I think it is perfect for the RX10/3 since there is no need for additional lenses. Just filters, flash & cord, batteries and remote etc. The tilt out bottom section for the camera is a slick idea. There is room on either side of the camera or you can move the dividers around to suit. If I use the "Cotton Carrier" to have the camera ready at hand. The pack is small enough to be worn with the carrier so accessories are still handy. The top compartment has room for items such as a rain cover or I carry some collapsing reflectors, SD card wallet and filter wrenches. Cable release goes in the zipper compartment on the outside of the lower compartment which would also be good for a small notebook. Now if it had a strap for a small travel tripod it would be darn near perfect.The two side zipper pockets are handy for batteries or misc items. The shoulder straps are padded, though not plush. Case Logic has a good reputation so I expect it to hold up well.

I purchased this case to take with me to a motorcycle rally. We only have our saddlebags so I need something small enough to sit above the back rest and not to bulky so that my ride would not be horrible. This case was a perfect fit for what I needed. I carried my Canon T5i, two lenses, the battery charger, my memory cards case, snacks, and a few more items that I needed to carry for the day. We at one point had a GoPro packed into the case as well. Access to the camera was actually much easier than I had anticipated. Getting ready to take it a large Celtic festival as well and we will see how it handles that as well.I would suggest this case for those who need something easy to carry and need a little extra space for miscellaneous stuff, I worked really well for me.

Pros:1) small and lightweight, able to hold more than it may seem, but NOT for large lenses.2) sturdy and decent quality with good zippersCons:1) Almost too small. Will fit a Canon 5Dmk4 with 50mm in the camera pouch but overall I think this pack is NOT good for larger cameras or larger lenses like 70-200mm.2) external attachment carrying like tripods or small bits of gear is not an easy task. No straps or anything to hold in place. No way to attach things on the bottom.3) No front chest clip. If you are literally chasing the shot, you may want a front chest clip.

This backpack is amazing!! It's exactly what I was looking for. I already have a lowepro one strap sling bag which I usually use to tote my dslr camera around in, however it's a large bag and generally gets too heavy for me to carry. My husband promised he would carry my dslr camera if I found him a small backpack to carry it in. This was absolutely perfect. It is relatively small, but still has enough room to fit the camera with a 18-250mm lens. It also has a top section which would easily fit a water bottle, umbrella, hat etc. The best part of this bag is the swing out camera section. It makes the camera very easily accessible when the bag is on someone's back. It comes with separators for the camera section which you can adjust of you want a section for spare batteries, memory cards etc. It also has two side pockets which are not large but again will fit battteries, memory cards and even a lens cleaner. The other great thing about this bag is that it has a tablet section in the bag where you can store your tablet.

I originally got this backpack for hiking with my camera. The pull out compartment is large enough for a body with an attached lense (I had a 18-200mm) and the top compartment could be used for storage of additional lenses though it's not as padded. I was able to fit my camera, keys, wallet, and a light snack on this. Bonus point, the side zipped compartment, once unzipped, can be used to hold a 24oz. Contigo autospout bottle.I also used this for Coachella and the backpack went through some rough crowds and it held up very well against the climate, sweat, and yanking.

I was looking for a smaller backpack and this fits the bill in size but not quality. I have the SLRC-206 and you can see all the places that were skimped here on the TBC-411 to bring the price down. It has tiny zippers (about the same size as a normal school backpack), thin material with little padding, and absolutely puny shoulder straps. I posted some comparison photos side by side with the 206. If this had the same build quality it would be 5 stars, it does still come with the Case Logic '25 year' warranty though.

This bag is perfect for me and my new dslr. I really really like the ability to lean the whole compartment that contains the camera out. Its nice to be able to rearrange the fold out compartment to fit the body with the zoom lens still attached and still have room for my other lens. Straps and zippers are nice and sturdy. Backpack itself is light and fairly small, which is good for me. The inside compartment has enough room to fit about 5-6 apples, so is ample enough for my extra camera gadgets and a snack.

This is the best designed bag for my needs. I wanted to carry my dslr and a few items for myself and baby. Perfect! I can fit my wallet, two diapers and small pack of wipes in the pocket above the camera. One extra onesie and pants in one side pocket and my phone goes in the other side pocket. There is a pocket on the back which would be great for an envelope or passport. And one small pocket on the front. I love how efficient it is. The bag is small and perfect for everyday with my camera along for our family adventures.