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Best camera bag / backpack for a 1D?

 
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Nov 10, 2010 03:42 |  #1

I do a lot of event photography and I usually carry my stuff with me. My current camera bag is no good for my big, beefy 1D and a lens, I'm looking for a backpack kind of back that could easily fit a 1D and a few lenses and a flash, but also look inconspicuous enough that it doesn't stand out? And maybe not all that bulky?

I'm not looking to spend much unless I have to, but what would you guys suggest?


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Nov 10, 2010 05:32 |  #2

I use my ThinkTank Glass Taxi to carry my 1D all the time. It is a very narrow backpack and works great. Can get them used here for around $100.


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Nov 10, 2010 09:34 |  #3

Domke makes their F2 and F3 bags in backpack versions, with a lower camera compartment sized like the shoulder bags are and an upper storage space for whatever else. Very low key and very comfortable.


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Nov 10, 2010 10:51 |  #4

The Canon backpack is cheap and will fit your gear.


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