Camera Backpack

A Camera Backpack for Professionals Using Large Format Cameras

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:46:49 +0000

Whether you are using a 4 x 5 or an 8 x 10 camera (both of which use sheet film and bellows), the Kelty Redwing P1 or P2 will accommodate your equipment. This might sound amazing, and it is. These camera backpack designs are made using a very specific system, the Renaissance Photo Tech (RPT) LightGear System. Furthermore, these camera backpacks are considered to be ‘technical backpacks’ because they have been designed for the pros. They are lightweight and comfortable and you can use them for backpacking with all that heavy stuff on your back.

A Camera Backpack that Converts into a Photographic Workstation

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:46:23 +0000

Clike Elite has produced some awesome camera backpacks, but it’s no surprise that there is a patent pending on the new Clik Elite Nature 30 + ClikStand. This is quite some invention. The camera backpack, which is quite unlike any other camera backpacks, has a frame that has been designed to support relatively heavy equipment including lighting. The camera-bay itself has weather-resistant zips and cradle dividers you can fix with Velcro (which is part of the system). There are also compartments you can use for everything from data cards to cables. When the workstation is propped up, you can mount your camera, lighting and reflectors.

A Camera Backpack That Can Be Used as a Regular Backpack

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:45:59 +0000

Not everybody can multi-task, so it may be that one day you are a pro-photographer, and the next, just an ordinary person out to take a hike. What you need then is a really versatile backpack or rucksack that will meet whatever your needs are that particular day. And if this is the case, then have a look at the Kata DR-465i Camera Backpack that quickly converts from a camera bag to a daypack. The large upper compartment is what has been designed to hold camera equipment, including camera, and at least three lenses, plus a flash and tripod – and personal gear. To covert the pack, all you do is to remove this padded bottom camera insert. What could be simpler?

A Camera Backpack That Looks Like a Regular Backpack

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:45:30 +0000

There’s something to be said for a camera backpack that doesn’t look as if it intended for camera equipment. One is security. That’s one of the reasons that the Lowepro Primus AW Camera Backpack is so appealing. Like every other Lowepro backpack, this one is well made, tough and beautifully padded. It has the dependable eight-point harness systemany well constructed rucksack have and can be easily adapted to fit any photographer, regardless of shape or size! Better still the seams are sealed to protect your equipment from the elements – rain, dust and the rest. Remember that AW stands for ‘all weather’, and this design is big enough to take a professional D-SLR with lens plus two additional lenses. And here’s an even better plus – half the material used to make this Lowepro backpack is made from recycled plastic drink bottles. WOW!

Redefining the Compact Camera Backpack

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:45:01 +0000

While you’re shopping around for a compact camera backpack, don’t miss Tamrac’s most compact design, the Tamrac Travel Pack 71 launched in August 2009. Like most other good digital SLR backpack designs, this one is big enough to carry a camera with a lens attached, plus a couple of extra lenses and a whole lot of accessories. What’s really cool about Tamrac camera backpacks is that they have a red flag design you can use to identify fresh memory cards and batteries from those that a full.

A Lightweight Lowepro Backpack for Photographers on the Move

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:44:31 +0000

The Lowepro Flipside 200 Rucksack is a compact and lightweight camera backpack that suits both digital SLR (single lens reflex) and SLR cameras that work with good, old-fashioned film. The harness is adjustable and the pros who use it say it is comfortable to carry. You can a fit a camera body with about three lenses in the main compartment, using versatile padded dividers to keep them apart. There’s also loads of room for cables, cards and filters, as well as sleeves for pens and a clip to hold your key ring. The reason it’s called the Flipside is because you have to ‘flip’ it over to open it – the back-facing zip is a great safety device. Better still, it’s not particularly expensive.

A low-priced Camera Backpack for Amateur Photographers

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:44:05 +0000

Small, compact and relatively cheap, the Canon Deluxe Photo Backpack 200EG is ideal for the smaller model Canon SLR and Canon digital SLR cameras on the market today. You can also fit in a couple of lenses and some smaller accessories. These camera backpacks are made from waterproof polyester and nylon fabric and they are water repellent (not waterproof). They have a padded divider system and are exceptionally lightweight.

A Lightweight Camera Backpack for Cyclists

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:33:52 +0000

Camera backpacks come in all kinds of guises that have a range of uses, from daypacks to those that allow you to store all you need for an extended hike. Now, Clik Elite has come up with the perfect solution for cyclists wanting to carry their cameras with them. The Clik Elite Compact Sport is a digital SLR backpack that is light and compact enough to carry on your back while cycling, yet it has enough space for you to store not only your SLR digital camera and a spare lens, but also some extra lightweight clothing (like a jacket or waterproof pants) and some food or snacks for the road. This camera backpack is also suitable for skiers to use.

A low-priced Daypack for your PC and Digital Camera

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:33:19 +0000

Now here’s a Lowerpro backpack that is perfect for students and amateur photographers. The Lowepro Compu Daypack bag is just big enough for a 35mm SLR (digital or otherwise), a flash unit, some digital accessories, a digital audio player (like an iPod), a notebook computer (up to 17”) and a few personal accessories. This little beauty has three main compartments, one for your camera, lenses and flash, one for your PC, and the third for cables and other bits and pieces. You can also tuck an MP3 player into the pack so that it stays in place while you listen to the headphones on your travels.

A Digital SLR Backpack your Laptop can Share

Justine — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:32:47 +0000

Case Logic has a comprehensive range of camera backpacks for photographers using digital single lens reflex cameras. The Case Logic XNSLR-7 SLR Camera/Laptop Backpack is a great option because there’s space for your laptop as well as your camera. The computer compartment will accommodate pretty well any laptop from an ordinary 15.4” (about 390 mm) design to a superior 17” (about 432 mm) MacBook Pro. In the camera compartment there’s space for your SLR camera body with a zoom lens attached, and pouches for additional lenses, filters, media cards, flash and any other personal items you may decide to carry (within reason of course). Made from a type of polyster fabric, this backpack has industrial strength hooks and loop straps on the side of the bag to hold your tripod. How cool is that?