Best Backpacking Dslr Camera

I got this for a 5 night 45 mile backpack trip in the High Sierra so I could get DSLR shots while hiking, not just at camp. It worked great and did not bounce around with the Nikon D750 and 18-35mm G lens I was using. It was a bit difficult to attach it to my full sized backpack strap but it did go on and then was secure for the whole trip. I was using hiking poles and the camera did not get in the way of the poleing motion. I even kept it attached while climbing over boulders on some off-trail passes. My only negative is that the sliding/snapping action did get less smooth after a few days. This could be due to tiny chips in the finish after sliding it in over and over. This is a must have for backpacking with a DSLR. I've been on lots of trips where my big camera sits in my pack all day and only gets used at camp or maybe at lunch and I have a point and shoot in my pocket for quick shots while on the move. I can now get DSLR shots while hiking and even faster than pulling a small camera or phone out of my pocket. The clip is a game changer for hiking and backpacking, the only problem is now I have even more shots to sort through.

I am an amateur photographer and bought this as a means to carry my DSLR on hiking/backpacking trips. I was tired of having my camera slung over my shoulder and flopping around when hiking. This mount is easy to install on the backpack strap and simple to use. Peak Design has great tutorial videos as well to help with this process. I have used it on local hikes up to 13 miles on fairly technical terrain and haven't had any issues with security or ease of use. It's definitely a game changer if you're looking for a way to carry your camera that makes getting it quick and convenient with having the piece of mind that your equipment is secure.

This Q/R adapter is used on a backpacking tripod. The mechanism is well made and provides an exceptionally strong platform for my dslr.

I am about to head on a backpacking trip to South America and have been trying to figure out how to carry my DSLR in the backpack instead of an additional, external pack. This seems like it is going to do the trick to give me hopefully just enough protection to feel OK about it being in an overhead bin with the pack. These things are not going to protect your camera if you drop it or anything. They are very flexible to use since there are 4 Velcro type things on each side. You can fold it all sorts of ways. I got one for my DSLR with a lens attached and then one for the additional lens I'm taking. I would say I probably oversize purchased for an additional lens. The smallest version would have been perfect for the 50mm prime. The 19x19 is what I'm using for the DSLR with 18-135mm and it fits just fine and could probably even handle a bit larger lens if it had to.

Used on my EPL2. Sharp and great build. Great for backpacking and traveling when the dslr is just to much. Nice lens hood and case.

Best Video & Photography DSLR

Just what I wanted at the Best price!! I am using this case to store important items while on a backpacking trip. Its the perfect size too, not to big or small and still lite weight.

Best tripod I've found for backpacking and camping. It's adaptable to so many conditions, low weight, and more importantly small. I can fit this into a variety of bags, and hit the road for a shoot.

Best all around DSLR for your money for beginners. Did a lot of research before buying and this camera had what I needed for a great price. Used this camera at ball games and it took great action pics.

Best hand-strap for DSLR sized camera bodies. High quality leather and very comfortable grip.