So, this tripod folds up small enough it can fint in a normal sized bag. It unfolds big enough to be standing height. It is very light for it's size and is easy to move around. Adjustability is easy and smooth. The top has a standard camera screw and comes with a phone adapter. I love the little bag for carrying it around. I like the removable feet with swap in steel spikes for outdoors photography. Overall a really awesome, compact system

To put my review into context, I am a DSLR newbie. I own a Nikon D3300 kit, and 3 factory refurbished Nikkor lenses. While budget is important, I'm trying to balance utility, price, value, while keeping in mind that I am a novice. Without any DSLR background knowledge and experience, it's been challenging to determine what's of value and what is snake oil.I've been looking for a DSLR sling bag. I've been to several bricks and mortar stores, and couldn't find one that fit the bill. I found the AmazonBasics Sling Backpack for SLR Cameras. I read the reviews, and decided to give it a try. The main compartment's adjustable padded compartment securely holds my gear. The top holds cables, spare battery, charger, and the camera user manual. The bag is comfortable to carry. I can swivel the bag from my back to front for quick access to the camera.I've handled the $120+ bags and the AmazonBasics Sling Backapck for SLR Cameras definitely isn't one of those premium bags. This bag is similar to the $40 - $80 bags commonly found at national chain stores. The AmazonBasics Sling Backpack for SLR Cameras represents good value for the dollar.========7/5/2014 UPDATEI took a 1/2 day nature trail walk through the local forest preserve. I packed my camera gear in this bag. The padded shoulder strap is comfortable. The additional cross body securing strap makes sure that the bag stays in the optimal position on my back. The best thing is that I sometimes forgot I was wearing this pack.

I have been looking for a case for my Fujinon lenses. I normally only have 2-3 lenses with me when I use my X-Pro2, so I needed a bag for the lenses I don’t have in my PeakDesign sling bag. And I also needed a bag I could use during travel with plane etc. And I must say it fits perfect to my needs, and its light to other hard cases I have looked at. The bag hold a ton of equipment. In my I have: X-Pro2, EF-X500, Filters, battery, Samyang 8mm, Zeiss 32 Touit, and the following Fujinon lenses XF14, XF16, XF23, XF27, XF35, XF56, XF90. And after all this is loaded I still have some spare space. In the picture there is also a X-T2 with battery grip (not on camera).

My granddaughter loves to go snorking and wanted to take her phone underwater in a lunch bag I saw this camera on Amazon and she is in love with it well worth the money and she got a ton of different accesories.she can put her camera on her bike , helmet , Also it has a wristband remote and she plays spy games hiding the camera and shooting pictures.

Great camera I use it all the time. I keep it in my bag so its always handy. Havent had any problems with it yet and been using it for 6 months. Picture is great and I love how small and portable it is.

Slightly smaller than what I was expecting but that's mostly my fault. It has worked very well for my camera case needs so far. Durable, lightweight, and easy to stash in a small bag or in the pocket of cargo shorts.

First off, the build quality is great, it feels solid and robust. The Clip is really easy to set up too. I used this on my bag strap during my one week trip around 5 states and I was really glad I had it. There's no need for me to constantly store my sony a6000 into and out of my bag. It takes 1 second to clip my camera on to it, and 2 seconds to release it from the clip to quickly take my shot. Throughout the trip, it would just be resting on my left strap on my chest and I have both my hands free! Amazing! My only complaint is that extensive use of it can become a bit uncomfortable especially if you have a heavy camera set up. One side of your backpack will be heavier and it causes 2 major annoyances: 1. it kinda strains your shoulder, 2. from time to time, you have to keep readjusting your bag strap to remain on your shoulder since the bag strap tends to slowly slide off due to the weight. Then again, I was able to tolerate these small problems because my camera set up wasn't that heavy. Therefore, If you plan to clip on a dslr camera, it might get even more uncomfortable. Nonetheless, the clip has made my life easier as a photographer and I would totally recommend it! Definitely worth the money you pay!

This tripod is incredible, both in quality and in price. I love it and use it daily! I use a Bronica ETRS Medium format film camera (pretty dang heavy lol) and it hold it up plus my camera bag with no issues what so ever, never been more comfortable putting this expensive camera on a tripod and walking away with full confidence all will be just fine!