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Picking a good day bag for your camera

Submitted by Brandon on Saturday, 29 March 2008No Comment
Picking a good day bag for your camera

Every good photographer needs to have a good day bag for his camera. Not only must it be useful, but you should probably avoid the “fanny pack” look. Luckily, Digital Photography School has your back.

Now this post will be talking about day bags specifically, ruling out the larger bags you might take out for trips. Take a read… 

In this post I’ll take a look at smaller day trip camera bags. In a future post I’ll include the larger, multi-day or multiple camera bags but for now, let’s keep it small and simple. Rather than tell you which kind of bag to pick (as that would be nearly impossible with as many readers of this blog as there are), I’ll ask some useful questions and point out helpful features to help narrow the very wide field of possibilities. And let me state for the record I enjoy having a bag for different uses, be it a long trip, weekend outing or just walking around town.

It also talks about the difference between front and backpacks, speedy access to these bags, what else you can fit in the bag, and features for bags you want to get and avoid.

Digital Photography School has all your camera bagging needs. Check it out.

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