Camera Back Bag

i found some lowepro bags like that, lowepro flipsides and compuprimus
but really nothing else. i think opening from the back make things more convenient.
anyone know any brand names such camera bags (i have a 5d mark ii, 70-200, 24-70 and a couple of primes)

I really like the Lowepro Flipside backpacks. There's the 200, 300 and 400AW models available.
I have the 200, because it suits my needs perfectly.
I like how it opens from the back (makes it safe when you're out and about) and allows easy access while wearing it. You can also attach a tripod to the front.

I think the 300 would suit you...

2009-08-18 18:32:41 by yinxzon

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Hi, I bought this camera bag back in 1987 (or somewhere around that time) and was just wondering if it was the original bag for the first canon EOS Camera, the Canon EOS 650. I've included a link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/46505549@N0 7/

Thanks

I'd say yes, 1987 was the first year for the EOS.

2010-01-12 16:00:18 by birdy2421

Price: $134.99

Patent pending hammock system suspends your SLR above the bottom of case, providing superior impact protection
Water-proof EVA base withstands the elements and allows the backpack to stand up on its own
Memory foam on interior of backpack lid helps protect your delicate LCD screen

I am looking for a good quality, affordable bag to house my camera and accessories. I have the bag that came with the camera when I purchased it. I am running out of room. I need something that can contain my other lenses, filters, remote, charger,...well,....everything! I saw a guy with a back pack style one at a church gathering today and I couldn't catch up to him to ask. Please help. Thanks.

There are many good brands, Tamrac, Lowepro, and Tenba are 3 just to name a few.

Below l added some links, the 1st is a link to a B&H Photo webpage that lists over 300 backpack & daypack camera bags from lower to higher prices. You can use narrow the search by using filter options to the left of the web page.

I added a 2nd link to a web page on ebags.com that has camera backpacks. This website offer good online photo views of the products it sells.

Hope this helps.

Mark

marksablow.com

2010-04-03 12:23:33 by Dear Heather,

Price: $189.95

Mesh side pockets. Top and side rubber molded haul handles. Tuck away bottom straps and waist belt.
Two front pockets including padded laptop sleeve (12.75? h x 10.25? w x 2.25? d)
Back panel access. Padded and fleece lined interior

im purchasing a DSLR camera. i need a bag..is it OK and safer to use a Shoulder type bag. or Backpack camera bag?i dont want to Pin the camera when im using a back pack?

If you intend to lug around the bag for a whole day of shooting, forget the shoulder bag, no matter how well they say they design the shoulder strap, it'll still be a pain.

Get a backpack, a good one, especially if you have a lot to carry around. Best if you can try them out first, it's comfy for some and terrible for others, depends on your body. If trying out first is not possible, I'd say stick with Lowepro or Think Tank photo brand.

Otherwise, check out some waist bag, they're good balance on everything, but it made you look like a geek (on me at least).

2009-11-27 01:59:49 by Banshee

Will security at a concert througholy search your bag for a camera like in a back pocket or something??? I really need to know because Im going to a concert and i don't want them to take my camera and never get it back

Please and THank Youzzz all around =]

They let you take small cameras in so like a regular camera that takes pics and sumtimes like video clips but as long as it doesnt look like a video camera they should be fine..i took my digital camera and had it in my purse and yes they do check but they were just like okay they dont care unless its a video camera..lolz

2008-02-26 14:47:54 by hebakins