Over time I bought more and more equipment, which made a camera backpack essential. But how do you choose from the huge selection on the Internet. I wanted a backpack that didn't immediately reveal that you were carrying a lot of photo equipment. From the outside, the photo backpack from K&F Concept does not immediately indicate that it is a photo backpack. Only upon closer inspection can you see a few hints of a camera backpack, such as the side compartment that gives you direct access to the camera, as well as the side attachment option for a small tripod. If you look at the backpack from the front, the first thing you see is the upper compartment, which is closed with 2 magnets and a small front pocket. The top flap also contains a compartment. The rain cover for the K&F Concept backpack is located there, so that you are well protected even in rain or bad weather. Of course, you can also use the compartment for other personal items such as your cell phone and wallet. Below the flap, the backpack has a larger compartment in which you can store useful items for a day trip. This compartment offers space for a drink, a bag, a rain jacket and a microfiber towel. The compartment is closed with an elastic band. This prevents you from losing anything along the way. You can also take a tablet with you in an elongated compartment that goes all the way to the bottom. The flap is equipped with 2 buckles that can be adjusted in height depending on how much luggage you are transporting in the top compartment. The buckles themselves are attached to 2 strong magnets, which gives you quick access to things without always having to open the buckles. Below the top flap there is a small pocket in which you can transport small items. There are 2 small side compartments sewn into this bag. On the back, the first thing you notice is the well-padded straps and back panel. Both are also equipped with a mesh fabric, which ensures breathability and better moisture resistance. You can also access the camera compartment of the backpack from the back. This is divided into different elements that can be divided individually and tailored to your equipment. The elements are made of well-padded material that protects the camera and lenses from scratches and shocks. I was able to easily fit my DSLR including lens and another lens in the backpack. There is also space for batteries and the associated chargers and camera filters. There are 2 small pockets sewn on both the flap of the main compartment and the side opening. These are perfect for memory cards. All in all, this is a great companion for photography adventures. The backpack is also of high quality, especially when it comes to the zippers and seams. Due to the many small compartments within the backpack, you can divide your equipment perfectly and are perfectly equipped.