Depending on how much you spent on your gear, it may not be worth cutting corners with the bag. I'm a back pack guy and go off the beaten path. I use a Think tank Streetwalker as a small backpack and a Mindshift Backlight 26l as my large bag. The funny thing about is the larger the backpack, the more you carry. Before you buy, go look and touch what you want and try to think down the road. Will it still carry what you want next year or the year after.

I put this on my D750 three years ago and love it. After reading some of the other responses, I'll give it some more thought, but unless it impacts the touch screen on my D850, I'm probably going to use the same one.

Vello LCD Screen Protector Ultra for Nikon Df, D4s, D7100, D7200, D500, D610, D750, D810 & D850
Camera B&H # VEGSPUND800 MFR # GSPU-ND800

The more I look at it, the more incredible it is.

Good morning, I'm probably the newest member on here and one of the least experienced. Last week I purchased a used SB 700 from a very knowledgeable gentlemen near Pittsburgh, PA and he told me about this site. I wish I found this site a few years ago, I really like reading the articles. But anyway, I recently bought this video from Creative Live for $24 or something similar and it was a huge help getting started and understanding flashes. I watched the video and practiced, and I can get through manual and TTL mode. I'm not selling Creative Live, but what I like about them is that I can download their classes and keep them for ever. I've purchased several classes from them and some are really good and others not as good, but as a Hobbyist, with only about 2-3 years experience, I've learned from each one of them. I hope this helps.

https://www.creativelive.com/courses/how-to-shoot-with-your-first-flash-mike-hagen?