If you invested hours of research before buying your latest camera then you owe it to yourself to find the best camera bag to protect your photography gear, too. While your lenses may be okay for a ...

From backpacks to slings, waist packs to rollers, these expert-approved camera bags are the real deal Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Dan Bracaglia is a contributor to Buy Side and ...

You’ve got your camera, your extra lenses and your compact tripod. You even have your route picked out, with the perfect shot at the end of the trail. You’ve got everything you need, except… a way to ...

Deciding which camera bag to carry can be as daunting as deciding what clothing to pack for an Antarctic vacation of a lifetime. Kelly Serfoss knows your pain. Who? Serfoss is a pro photographer whose ...

These setups will help you carry your gear safely and comfortably, no matter how rowdy the adventure. Cameras present a unique challenge in the backcountry or on an adventure. They’re often heavier, ...

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San Francisco-based bag maker Timbuk2 is now finally offering its own camera bag solution that holds your camera gear while looking the same as one of the company's standard messenger bags. Josh ...

Jessops' new range of Tecno camera bags definitely covers all the bases in terms of what you could ever need in a camera bag. The five bags, ranging from the small compact case to the full-on rucksack ...

Like most people, my first camera bag came in a bundle when I bought my DSLR. It wasn’t particularly stylish and the boxy shape would bang against my side and the strap kept sliding off my shoulder.

Like most people, my first camera bag came in a bundle when I bought my DSLR. It wasn’t particularly stylish and the boxy shape would bang against my side and the strap kept sliding off my shoulder.

Cameras are expensive pieces of kit, so you definitely want to keep yours safe. Cameras and water tend not to go well together, and a thorough soaking while you’re out can spell doom for your camera.