Camera Backpacks For Two Lenses

I got the 15L Everyday Backpack in dark blue, and I have to say, after having used it for TWO DAYS, (two!)--my other backpacks are now awful by comparison. I don't like my old backpack anymore! What? I completely regret buying them now! It's terrible! Thanks Peak Design! Thanks a lot!

I’ve had photography backpacks for years… but every time I needed to reconfigure it for one camera + lenses + flashlights + triggers, etc or two camera + just lenses I had play around with dividers, and I never remembered the exact configuration I used last time… with this backpack and these cubes, I just pop one out and drop a different one in, each configured to my different needs! Simple!

Two mirror less cameras, three lenses, perfect.

Two bodies DSLR camera with autoflash Two zoom lenses One 7 tablet in the side pocket Charger cables and for computer in the other pockett side Easily to carrie Practical and nice photography bag

Robustness of the Ballistic nylon is good. Two camera bodies. Four lenses. 580EX. In addition, I can receive accessories.

Honestly this is a really expensive camera bag. I have use at least 5-6 different backpacks and this is the best one so far!

THIS BAG IS PERFECT FOR Z8 AND TWO LENSES

Much of the photo/video backpacks out there fit into two categories: light hiking backpacks with protective features for gear, and urban messenger bags with dividers for small cameras and lenses. But what about professionals who want to safely carry large gear around town, but not necessarily on a safari excursion? This is where this bag shines. It's big enough to carry video cameras such as the Sony FS7 or Canon Cinema cameras, plus lenses and other accessories, along with a tripod, monopod, or light stands on the side. The dividers inside are customizable, and the bag opens up from the top, which allows you to set the bag down and access all of your gear conveniently. The bag has a semi-rigid shell all around for protection, and the padded backside and straps makes it a very comfortable carry for long periods of time. I've carried around an assembled C100 with 4-5 lenses, interview audio kit, an LED light (in the large front pocket) and a light stand, plus batteries and chargers and everything needed for an all-day documentary shoot. The only potential downside is that the semi-rigid shell makes this backpack firmly maintain its big size no matter what you put in it, so it could be overkill when you only need to carry small gear. But there are tons of other messenger-style bags for those days. For the times when you need to carry large gear around town, on your back rather in suitcases, the Campack is perfect.

Great way to keep your lenses clean at home or in the field. I keep a handful of packets in my backpacks so I can ensure the lenses are clear of dust, dirt, and sea salt at all times. Dries quickly after application.

I've bought a lot of backpacks for my photography gear over the years- and this is one of the best. For a start as a smaller woman- it actually fits on my back. The last backpack I had- couldn't do the straps up sufficiently for it to fit. I am carrying 2 Sony a7r2 bodies with lenses attached (including 70-200 f2.8), a couple of other lenses, filter pack, lots of batteries (Sony user!) and there is plenty of room for other items I may need on a day out. One of my better buys