The F.64 BP Large Backpack is made to hold a film or digital SLR camera kit or a medium format camera kit with accessories as large as 4 x 5" or 8 x10" film holders. It has a large front pocket with a padded flap that separates camera equipment from interior mesh pockets. There are removable dividers that allow you to customize the interior to your specific needs. The backpack's ergonomically designed shoulder straps with sternum and waist belts allow you to carry heavy loads comfortably for long periods of time. There is a neoprene top handle to help you lift and carry the backpack. It has lash down tabs that allow you to attach a tripod, and 16 loops can hold accessory pockets.
| Material |
Exterior: 600D Polyester Interior: High-density closed-cell foam padding |
| Type of Closure |
Self-healing coil zippers High-impact polycarbonate fasteners |
| Exterior Dimensions | 18 x 14 x 7.0" (45.72 x 35.56 x 17.78 cm) (HxWxD) |
| Interior Dimensions | 17 x 13 x 6.0" (43.18 x 33.02 x 15.24 cm) (HxWxD) |
| Tripod Holder | Yes |
| Waist Belt | Yes |
| Accommodates | Film or digital SLR or medium format equipment |
| Carrying/Transport Options |
Ergonomic shoulder straps Neoprene covered top handle |
| Weight | 5.0 lb (2.27kg) |
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Comments about f.64 BP Large Backpack (Gray):
i carry 2 digital SLR bodies and 3 lenses as well as flash equip. lots and lots of room. well balanced bag, doesnt fall over when you set it down (which always seemed to happen with the bags i bought previously). highly adjustable and has clips to add on a tri-pod or other pocket bags.
i carry it with me daily. there isnt much i would change.
Comments about f.64 BP Large Backpack (Gray):
Well producted, spacious and light. It can contain
a Technikardan with 5 lens and items.
It lacks a waterproof protection.
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Comments about f.64 BP Large Backpack (Gray):
I've owned lots of camera bags and systems and I think I finally found the one I was looking for.
Lots of space and quite confortable with all the gear fitted inside. General access is easy and fast, lots of small pockets to stock filters and minor accessories.
Construction is not quite at the level of top notch products, but it does the job.
Great for travelling because of the size of the bag (fits carry on limits) and the weight (very light bag compared to the others offered by the market). And last but not least it does not look too attracting witch is good when you have lots of valuable gear on your back!
I won't give it a five star just because the waist belt seems studied for oversized people and there is no rain cover.
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Comments about f.64 BP Large Backpack (Gray):
I carry a Toyo 45AX 4x5 field camera, 2 lenses for it and an EOS 5D with 3 lenses in this backpack. It has plenty of room for all this.
It is very lightweight compared with the competition.
This pack is far from perfect. The waistbelt at its smallest size is 36 inches. I had to modify it as I wear a size 32. There is no way to strap on a tripod without adding your own straps. I went to a camping supply place and got some straps with buckles that work nicely for holding my tripod.
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