The camera has an extra access to the compartment so it can be easily taken in and out of the backpack. Even while running, you don't have to put the backpack down awkwardly, but someone else can simply take the camera out quickly. Access to the back is then intended for the other lenses etc. For this you have to take off the backpack, but the effort is also very low here due to the clear division of the compartment. No more digging around for the lenses - that's great. There is an extra compartment at the top where you could put food, clothes, etc. Above all, I had stowed my flash and the self-timer as well as other small things (rechargeable batteries, etc.) there. According to my feeling, they had no more space in the back compartment, or would have made it less clear. I found that a bit unfortunate. However, if you only choose one or two lenses to take with you, you could certainly also store the battery and the like there. From the outside it also looks like it's made of waterproof material, which can keep a lot of things out, and there's also a rain tarpaulin in the "lid" - once you've found the zip, there's a neutral black rain cover there. Since we had sunshine, however, it wasn't used and I can't say anything about the functionality of the rain cover. Otherwise it seems to be of good quality. It has good seams and no unpleasant odor. What I liked best, however, is another detail. The buckles are attached with magnets and they're rock solid. Sometimes even too good, so that I had to do every now and then to even get them open. To me that also speaks for quality and even if the magnets should lose strength over time (is that what magnets do?) they should still hold up really well. Therefore: Definite purchase recommendation for people who are looking for a camera backpack and do not want to take 10 different lenses with them.