Photographer Camera Bags

By far the best camera bag out there! What used to take me 3 bags to carry I can now fit in this one! One of the best investments a photographer/videographer can make!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a few different WANDRD bags now. I am a photographer, I use them mainly for traveling with gear. However, while this bag can hold a camera, I have really enjoyed using it for school and basic travel when I don’t want/need a camera. The many compartments and even the passport slot are so handy for keeping things organized,!

My very first good camera bag was a Tenba back in 2008. That bag was handed-down to a new photographer last year. Over the years I have bought, used and still own many of the well know camera bags. But I haven't been as happy with a new bag in a long time like I am with this Fulton 16L. I can carry my A7iv, FX3 and some accesories in the main compartment easily and still have a lot of space on the rolltop. The bag low profile and materials are also a plus. The black camo is very subtle and looks very good. Quality is very good and in line with more expensive bags. The only thing I didn't like and had to modify was the velcro on the rolltop. I replaced them with sew in clothes magnets.

I am a pro wedding photographer and have used Domke bags for over 20 years. I really like this bag because I can put my camera in it, with lens and flash attached, and be able to grab it in an instant. Good looks with lots of storage pockets.

A photographer since the 70's, I got one of the original brown Domke bags while working for a major newspaper. I think at the time, they were made in Domke's garage, or at least that's the story I heard lol. It lasted for years of tough use and I've been hooked on Domke bags ever since. I've tried other bags, even other Domkes, but still keep coming back to the original F-2 bag. The pockets just seem to work well for me, it's sturdy and about as comfortable as a bag with three bodies and three lenses can be. When traveling, I put the gear in a camera traveling case and the empty Domke F-2 in my luggage, then I transfer the gear to the F-2. The bag is NOT indestructible. Through years of use, the canvas can start to wear out, the color might fade and the bag strap can start to fray, but for the price, replacing the bag certainly won't break the bank. In my opinion, you won't find a better camera bag for a serious photographer.

As a professional photographer for over 20 years, I'm a bit of a camera bag junkie. I'm like my wife with purses. I own 6 camera bags, and I'm never fully happy with them. I ordered this case after seeing a B&H video by Todd Vorenkamp about a travel photographer who uses it. I organize a photo trip to Ireland every year and have never liked my travel bags, so I gave it a try. Not only was this perfect for airline travel as a carry on, but I absolutely love the case. I use it as my full time case, not just for travel. I wish I would have found this years ago.

I am a novice photographer and had never heard of the ThinkTank brand when I went to B&H to look at camera bags. But after talking with a salesperson, and carefully comparing the features and build quality against other bags, it was the clear winner. Yes, it costs more than many other bags its size, but when considering a camera bag, I thought it best not to go with the cheapest option.

I have purchased so many camera bags and by far this one is the best!

This is a must-have item in all my camera bags.

My son's the photographer - I'm a musician. I got these bags to protect....my guitar stnads! IU use collapsable Ultimate Genesis 100 stands and these cases are FANTASTIC! The fit perfectly (fold over the zipper top under the strap. I HIGHLY recommend them and you can't beat B&H's price.