Professional Camera Backpacks 60+ Liters

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!

I am a professional vocalist and voice coach... I own about 60 mics... many of them are great... this mic in in the top 5... its really great!......

Simply the best colour negative film I have used. Reminds me of Ektacolor Professional type S from the 60/70's, another great film. Scans so well. Keep it up Kodak.

I just love these little backpacks for my batteries!!!!! They are perfect and I can always find my batteries rather than trying to find them in my camera bag.

So simple to use. I mix one of these liters into a lightproof gallon Delta jug (also purchased at B&H) with water, and I use it for one year. Never had any issues with my B&W negs. Will buy again and again!

I've tried many developers over the years, but I now only use Xtol. I wish it came in a 2 liter size as I have a hard time using the full five liters before I pitch it. I have 5 one liter brown glass bottles I store it in and I find it is still perfect after 6 months. I suspect I could get a year out of it, but developer is cheap compared to ruining film.

The straps are very comfortable and 30 liters are suitable. The quality of the inclusion is also very good. Recommended purchase, after promotion price $231 purchase.

I have been very happy with xtol for all types of black and white film. Since I don't shoot very much b&w film, 5 liters would go to waste. So instead I weigh out enough to make 1 liter at a time. Even though this is not recommended it works well for me. That way I can get several years of use instead of the six months to a year that the developer lasts in tightly sealed bottle once it is mixed and unused.

I chose this fixer for my film due to it being a concentrate that makes a gallon of working solution (instead of 5 liters or other odd amounts that I didn't have a container for.) Also a good price, considering how long it lasts. I'm still using the batch I mixed up over a year ago and it works great. I haven't used it on prints yet. I've used it on HP5+, Fuji acros, TMAX and TriX. I use a distilled water stop bath on my film before fixing, though the directions state no stop is needed.

I own the 30 liters version and I'm able to pub everything I need inside when I go out. I can change the configuration whether I take me 100-500 or smaller lenses. The design is great, the look is terrific. I'm fond of my baG.