Thank you.
No - I have a battery or 2, XH1 flash and few small items there. If there would be issue then it would be only with the top pocket. I can fit 3- 4 batteries there but that's it. Also the small pockets in the main compartment are not very accessible with big lenses. I prefer this one compared to 10l though. It's really small and comfortable and discourages taking too much stuff
Not to repeat myself, here`s one of my recent posts about Peak Design Sling 5L:
..., and a follow-up:I have Peak Design 5L, and I really like it so far. It is _very_ compact (for what it is), but I find that a big plus, being aware that it also means I probably can`t take everything I might have thought I may need...
That said, I can fit X-T3 and up to 4 lenses in it (one attached to the body and up to three extra) - and that should really be more than enough even for a moderate photo walk, not to mention a casual (non-photo oriented) one.
If we imagine the main compartment consisting of 6 "cells" (separated with two multi-fold dividers), X-T3 with a lens (18-55, for example) takes 3 "cells". Under the X-T3 body grip, I`m left with one separate "cell" for a smaller lens (like 23 f/2, Samyang 8mm, etc). On the opposite side, I have two connected "cells" for either two more smaller lenses, or one bigger (like Canon 100mm f/2.8L or Canon 135mm f/2, with Fringer adapter attached - I guess Fuji`s 50-140 should also fit).
Just for comparison, in your case where you carry the camera outside, the bag itself should be able to fit (almost) 6 smaller lenses, like your 23 f/2, but even bigger 18-55 could be fitted inside a single "cell" only (of 6 in total), paired with a small lens on top of it (separated with unfolded divider). Might be 3 bigger lenses wouldn`t fit together alone, each taking two cells vertically (full height of the bag) but needing some more width...?
But anyway, you get the picture - not sure how many lenses you need for a single casual outing, but if small size, convenient shape and inconspicuous looks are important, it doesn`t seem to get any better than Peak Design 5L.
Of course, at the end of the day, if you find that you just can`t fit in everything you _really_ need/want, then it`s clearly not for you, no need for anyone else to tell you that
No... Well, not for now, at least. But because of bag`s "inward extensive" design all pockets expand at the cost of making less room in the main compartment, so I pretty much find most of them rather useless as they are.
In the bag, at the moment, besides the body and a few lenses (what I`ve described in that previous post), I usually have an extra battery, that small add-on flash, and a body cap. I can squeeze in my cell phone (with a bit thicker case) inside the tablet pocket, but it`s usually not worth the hassle. Might be a slim power bank could work wonders in there, though.
Still, I kind of like the size-restrictive nature of the bag, as it helps keeping it small (and well shaped). Well, maybe I would like just a tad more room here, or there, but, yeah... Can`t have it all
Thank you. I think we’re likeminded... on camera bags at leastNo - I have a battery or 2, XH1 flash and few small items there. If there would be issue then it would be only with the top pocket. I can fit 3- 4 batteries there but that's it. Also the small pockets in the main compartment are not very accessible with big lenses. I prefer this one compared to 10l though. It's really small and comfortable and discourages taking too much stuff
Agreed.
This video may help -
I am also confused. I assume EDB = everyday backpack?
Sorry, yes EDM not EDB -typo on my phone.
They are not specifically drink pockets but having had both V1 in charcoal and V2 in Ash the pockets on the sides for V2 are larger and can fit a 500ml bottle on each side which i couldn't do on the V1. There are also magnets on these pockets to keep them tidy when empty.
It's not a very big bag, the X-T20+18-55 would take up 2/3 of the bag, then you could put the 35 on the bottom and put the shelf down and fit the 27mm on top. I don't think you would get the flash in. You may be able to get it in if you can fit the X-T20 with the lens facing the front but I don't think that would be possible.
Maybe if the bigger lens was off the camera it would fit better?
