
For we city and landscape photographers, carrying a lot of gear is par for the course. On an average day out it’s not unusual to carry a camera body, tripod, two or three lenses, filters, a filter holder, remote trigger, a laptop, and extra batteries, at a minimum. Now, that’s a lot of stuff, you’re going to be walking for a long time, and it’s going to be heavy—not to mention that what you’re carrying is worth a lot of your hard-earned money. However, the run-of-the mill backpack that you take to work or class is definitely not going to cut it. Proper support for your back, neck, and shoulders is essential. Weather sealing and a rugged design are essential, as are ample space and specialized compartments that are shaped to store your photo gear. We photographers love our gear, and shopping for a photo backpack is hard. Hopefully, this buying guide will help you along the way.
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