Alta Sky 45D Camera Backpack for Sony, Nikon, Canon, DSLR, Drones

I bought this bag so i can load the 150-400mmpro lens mounted with the Om1 fully. For fast loading and removing of setup. This bag in reality is not as large as seen in the advertisement etc. If you want more space for other lenses with top loading like this, I think the model 62 is better. I like the look of this bag.

I originally purchased the Alta Sky 53, great bag, just to much space. I stepped down to the Alta Sky 49 and for the gear I have, it’s a perfect fit (see picture). So what’s In the bag? I have a Nikon D3400 with a AF-P Nikkor 70-300mm attached. Also seen here are a mid zoom, Nikkor 18-55mm and a Nikkor AF-S 35mm. The super is zoom is a Tamron 150-600mm. The compartments are easily adjusted to fit your gear, your way. The inside padding is thicker than other camera bags I have had in the past, as well as the outer walls. There is still plenty of room for some future growth. The overall size of the bag keeps it above the “Belt Line” (I’m 5’10” with a slender build). The shoulder straps are well padded and will keep a long hike comfortable. Water bottle on the side fits my Thermos (copy right name) snug, so no sloppy moving. Side note: the water bottle actually helps to offset the weight of the super zoom, keeping that center line balance. The center of the back tripod holder works like a charm and helps to keep the center of gravity. With the added security of a very well padded waist belt and an upper mid chest strap (not padded), no matter the terrain, it’s not going sideways on you. All of the straps; shoulder, waist and mid chest, can easily be adjusted on the fly. I knew I would love this bag once I got the right size and fit for me and my gear. Honestly, I have never owned a better bag or one so well constructed. I’m looking forward to putting some miles on this one.

Lo zaino che non può mancare a chi come me lavora per gran parte dell'anno in giro per il mondo. Telecamera, microfoni, action camera, piccoli led, pc 17",cavi, caricabatterie, batterie, mentre al suo esterno un monopiede e uno stativo per un led. Porto tutto quello che mi occorre per produrre e montare un servizio tg all'estero senza problemi anche nel poterlo riporre nella cappelliera del aeroplano. Punti di forza: robusto, spazioso, infinite tasche e, cosa che non guasta, elegante. Lo uso da un bel pò e non ho trovato criticità.

It is tight, but both my Sony ƒ4/600mm and Sony ƒ2.8/400mm prime lenses fit in this bag, with room to still have my Sony a1 attached to the 600mm. On top of that I was able to comfortably stow my 13” m4 iPad Pro in its Magic Keyboard case, some cables, memory cards, a charger, powerbank and some lens cleaning items. My first test was to adjust all the straps and load it onto my back. Good padded shoulder straps, decent chest strap with clip fastener, and waist strap with clip fastener. Much to my delight, the built in lumbar support pad was really good at helping the bag sit nice and flush against my whole back without any real hot spots of pressure. DISCLAIMER: I haven’t tested it in the field yet. With the items I loaded into the bag it was JAM PACKED, so items weren’t effortlessly sliding out at that point. If I only had one of my big prime lenses in the main body of the bag I could then use all the various dividers to additionally take my Sony ƒ1.8/135mm, Sony ƒ2.8/70-200, Sony a1, Sony A7RIV, an likely some spare batteries..etc. So, you can’t take it ALL if you’re hoarder like me, but it is the biggest and easily the best bag I’ve ever used.

Ein toller Rucksack in eine sehr guten Qualität und Funktionalität. Habe den 49-er und den 53-er. Klare Empfehlung.