and so here's how i've set mine up...
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there's a section for a water bladder, if you're into that. a my 13" macbook air fits pretty tight. it does have a vinyl wrap and a clear spek case on it though. however, i'm using that section for my filters inside their jewel cases.
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i keep my MBAir in the dedicated laptop partition inside the main compartment
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i always have this stuff with me for all my bags
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the front flap really only allows mainly flat items
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and that's with the battery grip and RRS vertical plate
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that longer section has just over 7" before the upper divider which can be un-velcroed out of the way for extra room. just enough for the 50-140mm (under 7" without caps) i plan to get.
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what it looks like with the bag under my arm, hanging from my left shoulder, for quickly getting any one of my primes. you can the same with the other side (which i like), but i prefer my left arm as that's what feels natural to me.
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two speedlites in the main compartment. i can still throw in a windbreaker and whatnot since the roll-up top is sort-of adjustable.
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the molle attachment system on the left-side waste belt accommodates different width straps, which allowed me to add on my natgeo pouch. there's room for a second one.
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for quick and easy use, i have my grey card on a clip system, connected to the left-side ster
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it's to have certain things readily available in front of me without needing to go into the bag
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the built-in pouch on the right-side waste belt is nice to keep all my batteries up front where i can quickly grab them. i'm able to fit all my various batteries in there. it's nice that the bag is weather proof with nice YKK zippers.
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the shoulder strap from my domke gripper strap system allows me to unclip the strap and fasten my X-E2 to the loops, one on either side of the f-stop shoulder straps. it's pretty convenient.
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finally, i'm able to strap on my travel tripod...
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as well as my travel light stand w/umbrella
the kenti allows me to strap on a tripod and carry my laptop which the hatchback doesn't allow. only thing the kenti doesn't allow me to carry, is a water bottle, which the hatchback allows two (one on either side). i'd have to pack it into the main compartment of the kenti, or actually purchase the hydration pack system. all in all, i love, love, love this mountain-/day-pack.