What camera bags are you all carrying all your gear in? in the market for one to carry two bodies and 2 or 3 lenses 3
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I'm pretty happy with my Mind Shift 26L. I've owned many bags and so far this one has handled what I've thrown at it. It's been around the country with me. -
Camera bags are like lenses, you never seem to have the exact one need at the right time so I have many over the years.
I mainly use the Think Tank Airport Commuter but also have Lowepro Dryzone 200 that I will use if I know I am going to be out in some nasty, wet or real dusty environment. It is completely weather sealed from the elements.
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I have this Think Tank bag and have had it for at least 15 years. It is my main bag.
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I have a manfrotto prolight backpack that Ive had for about 10 years. You can probably pick one up from ebay for less than 100.00 I carry small laptop 2 camera bodies, 400mm f4 70-200mm 24-105 batteries cards external hard drives and it even has a place for my tripod. If you buy used make sure it has the rain cover. I use it as my carry on and have gone all over the country and had no issues.Last edited by jbr81900; 09-20-2022, 10:52 AM.Comment
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I picked up a MOSISO Camera Backpack off Amazon last spring, it was under $70 and has a hard outer shell to keep stuff protected. Wanted something durable to take to the stand and out in the wilderness with me and its withstood turkey season so far. I can fit one body, 2 lenses, three go pros, and most attachments I need in the bag. Plus it also has a laptop compartment outside of the main camera storage area. I've enjoyed it so far and for the price it seems to be very rugged and durable.Comment
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I love the atlas athlete pack for day hikes and landscape photography. I have quite the collection of Hill people gear packs that i use more and i tend to just stick my camera and lenses in a cube and put in a HPG pack instead of a dedicated camera pack.Comment
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