For starters its a tight fit for a dlsr camera, not sure a full frame camera would fit, so check the dimensions of your camera against the case size and you will be fine. You won't get a long lens and camera in the bag, so you will be limited to macro, fixed lenses etc. Using the built in the divider you can pad out the camera and lens separately with bubble wrap. The main compartment is on the top, zippered. There is a side flap again with a zip, for storing batteries etc. The top compartment has some pockets inside for filters and cables etc. Bag construction wise is solid, the side panel is bash resistant and will take a knock. The size next to you when carrying is softer padding so bear the is mind when being transported as there is a softer side. Also has a carry strap and grab handle for daily use carry about, and a few straps underneath for a tripod or monopod, but the width of the bag for my Barclay tripod still had the head sticking out so work on solving that with a padded bag or use a shoulder sling. Anyway, its a good bag for when you just need a limited setup and your large rucksac carry set is overkill. I also managed to get a sandwich in the main compartment so handy for that snack time break.