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I have a Canon XT with a standard and a telephoto lens, as well as a professional flash. I am looking for a backback that is well made that I can securaly hold these as well as a few odds and ends. However, since I often take my camera with me on day/weekend trips, to class, hilking, etc., I would really like a backpack with compartments for the camera and then seperate ones with plenty of space for textbooks, clothes, etc. I have found some for laptops, but I'm not sure they have as much extra room as I would like. Does anybody have any suggestions, or at least a brand with good backpacks. I would love to spend less then $150. Thanks.
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Lowepro make some of the best quality backpacks available. They have an excellent range of sturdy backpacks with compartments for your camera, lenses and accesories, including ones for hiking (e.g. Trekker) and water resistant & waterproof ones.
Check out the link below...
Lowepro make some of the best quality backpacks available. They have an excellent range of sturdy backpacks with compartments for your camera, lenses and accesories, including ones for hiking (e.g. Trekker) and water resistant & waterproof ones.
Check out the link below...
Help choosing a camera bag?
JacksBrain
I'm looking for a new camera bag and I can't seem to find one that fits my criteria. I just want a bag that's inconspicuous, stylish, not too bulky and can carry my 7D with a 50mm attached along with my 70-300mm, a flash, iPad, and small accessories/cords/personal items. I currently own a Lowepro Computrekker which is far too cumbersome for small shoots and street photography. Also, I'm trying to keep my search around a maximum $70. Depending on the bag, I can compromise maybe up to $100.
I like the look of this Chrome Niko shoulder bag, but there's no room for a tablet or laptop:
http://www.chromebagsstore.com/bags/utility-bags/niko.html
I also like this one, but I'm not sure it has enough practical or easy access space:
http://www.amazon.com/Koolertron-Shoulder-Backpack-Rucksack-Waterproof/dp/B00760EP4Y/ref=sr_1_11?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1360036837&sr=1-11&keywords=canvas+camera+bag
Anyway, the links I added above are more or less what I'm looking for so if you can vouch for either one or have any other suggestions, just let me know. Thanks.
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I have no experience of either bags, but you might consider converting any bag into a camera bag yourself by adding a custom foam liner. I couldn't find what I was looking for, and did this to a waterproof NorthFace messenger bag, I now love it! There are plenty if tutorials online, but it is not rocket science.
I have no experience of either bags, but you might consider converting any bag into a camera bag yourself by adding a custom foam liner. I couldn't find what I was looking for, and did this to a waterproof NorthFace messenger bag, I now love it! There are plenty if tutorials online, but it is not rocket science.
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