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The Manfrotto Tracolla e zaino medio (MB MA-BP-TM) is a camera backpack (that can be used also as slingshot) with space for up to 1 camera body with 24-70 and 2-3 other lenses. It measures 43 x 25 x 25 centimeters and it weights 1.0 kg; these dimensions are compatible with the hand luggage limits of most airlines.
It has a rain protector and it is made in water-repellent fabric. It has flexible and modular dividers, other than a laptop pocket for laptops up to 11"; there is an external tripod holder. It has been in production from 2013 to 2021 (discontinued); the average price, when in production, was 95 €.
10 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10.
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Pros:Well finished, good materials, good capacity and organization of spaces, comfortable also as single-shoulder
Cons:Lack of a harness that connects the two shoulder straps
Opinion:Taken as the first backpack to bring a reflex and three lenses (the Max a Tamron 70-300) are all comfortably inside. The lateral opening allows the extraction of the reflex without a hitch, and has become a must of the backpacks (at least the one-shoulder). Enough space also above, and possibility to remove the partition for very bulky lenses, while there is also space for a laptop. Used several times with satisfaction, but not for trekking, especially for the lack of a band to life and a harness that connects the two shoulder straps, which would make the backpack very stable (and for this you can look elsewhere). The price is in the set in line with the offered product.
Opinion:It's definitely nice to see compact, top quality materials and shape geometrically defined and smooth, soft but at the same time not "Arsene and" neither empty nor full. Is divided into two sections, the lower one with compartments variables by means of Velcro Industries allocated to equipment photos and above all open set to what you want. At the bottom I enter two mirrorless (XE2 and XT20) with mounted lenses and other three lenses including the big 55-200, besides other three batteries with battery charger, flash, bulb, and other little things. The extraction of the rooms can be made without it off from the shoulders ruotandoselo on belly and its opening doesn't cause objects to fall. You can prepare it with cross-straps but, as he has already reportedly Diego, is uncomfortable neck and trim: unworkable. Only with traditional horizontal shoulder strap but sadly no messi at the front which fixed everything with more stability. Suitable for ML, given the cost, I don't know if I'd buy.
Pros:Versatile use of shoulder, shoulder bag and backpack. Seams and resistant materials.
Cons:Hitching to cross the shoulder straps uncomfortable and impractical even with optical reading.
Opinion:Compromise between a backpack and a shoulder with the advantages and disadvantages of the case. I find uncomfortable engagement to crossing of the shoulder straps when used as backpack: as well as straining the base of the neck, does not adhere well to the back unbalancing the load weight. Used with Canon 7d + 24-70, 2 medium telephoto and wide-angle fixed 10-22mm actually it goes beyond its limit load and distorts the body that is soft and flexible (although straps). In these conditions the addition of a tripod light in house exterior becomes problematic. The quality of materials and the stitching is very good. As it is built confirm that is only recommended for a lightweight camera with 2 max 3 optics not binding beyond that place. The upper compartment can hold a flash.
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