Luma Camera Pack 18L

I wanted a comfortable and compact bag that would snugly fit a trio of lenses for flexible shooting options. I also did not want the bag to scream expensive camera gear inside. The 18L in sage fits my needs better than I could ever imagine. I swapped a leading brand 30L bag for this 18L bag and can carry the exact same amount of gear. It's very well made and sturdy. Love it!

I have severe arthritis, and my hands are deformed. I have spent over $1000 on camera bags, from slings to backpacks. The Nomatic Luma 18L is small enough like the Peak Design Everyday Zip 15L, but packs a lot more gear, and the nothing rattles around.

The straps aren't as thick as the Wandrd Prvke 21L, but it's not thin or flimsy by any means. I find it to be just right. I just can't figure out how to get a Peak Design Capture Clip onto the straps though.

It's lightweight, comfortable on my back. I fanboyed over this thing so much I actually made an 8 minute review on Youtube lol.

It's not perfect. I wish the zipper pulls were more like Peak Design or Wandrd, where they have loops, and it's much easier on my hands. The interior section with the mesh pockets, I wish the zippers had actual zipper pulls or loops instead of tabs. But the tabs do look more aesthetic, so I get it.

It's not my everyday bag, because I'm physically challenged so I have to go with a sling for everyday carry. But this bag is awesome for day trips or for days I need to carry a bit more gear.

I'm currently trying to decide between buying a Luma 12L or a Peter McKinnon 13L for days I just can't physically put a backpack on my shoulders. Probably the Peter McKinnon 13L lol, because the Luma 12 kinda looks like a lunchbox to me.

This bag has become my everyday workhorse for school. I’m able to easily carry a full frame Sony A7IV with a 35mm GM attached and a 24-70mm GM along with a few art supplies for a painting and ceramics class. This bag has also made a great travel companion when paired up with the 35l backpack and 8L sling. The 35L makes the perfect carry-on bag to carry the bulk of my camera equipment, the 8L sling and clothes. I then used the 18L Luma to carry some of the bigger equipment on my day to day outings and the 8L sling for run and gun.

This bag is awesome. It’s endorsed by a influencer so I figured it was gonna be a gimmick. It’s actually pretty good. I own the incase professional camera bag for DSLR and that has been the main bag I have used for the past 10 years. The incase bag is 34 L I was hoping that 18 L wouldn’t be too small and I was right it’s enough to fit a Sony a 7R3 with the tripod mounting plate on the bottom and the 12 to 24G master wide angle zoom lens in the quick access camera slot. I also was able to fit a 35 mm sigma a 24 mm pancake And the 70 to 200 Sony I was also able to fit cords chargers batteries, a GoPro with accessories, a headlamp and countless other small accessories while still fitting under the seat of the plane. I am 6 feet tall. The bag is small enough to feel like a hiking pack versus the other bag. this bag is very sleek. Doesn’t necessarily look like a camera bag. Overall, I am very happy and I would recommend.