Professional Camera Bag Brands

There are many filter brands to choose from, but this is the one to choose for professional use.

Camera Big name brands main focus has always been their professional full frame line, the crop sensor has never been taken that serious and for that reason i'm so glad Viltrox has taken the lead in filling in the gap with these pro lens series. The 75mm f1.2 is a game changer both professionals and enthusiasts. the quality and price is like no other. thanks to my friends at B&H for their frendly professional way of always highlighting this new products.

I wanted a bag I could carry 2 camera bodies in with lenses on... and that looks professional and is durable.. this is the bag. I love it!

All the cleaning materials are in one bag. Adding a very professional and organized looking to my fancy camera bag..^^

Very well-made and keeps the camera bag organized. Much more professional than Ziploc bags.

I use a few different brands of camera bags but the Domke F-2 is still one of my favorites. It is only the second one I have had to buy in 30 years which speaks to its durability (I did buy 2 recently so my two different camera kits had a home.) Accessing gear while shooting is so easy and the way the bag hugs your body makes it very comfortable, especially with the new lighter weight cameras and lenses. I also find it offers plenty of protection to my gear while I'm out shooting. It's a classic bag that still works, and looks, great!!

Looked at several other brands before deciding on Fstop Like the idea it does NOT look like a camera bag ! Love the colour and build quality except for lack of padding in shoulders and hip belts . Like the concept of an ICU i can intermix for my needs

I am avid kayaker that has a lot of experience using various brands of dry bags. This is a good one. I actually do not use it for my camera gear (watershed is my favorite for keeping very expensive gear safe in adverse situations), but I would use this for quick access to a camera if I had too. The buckles are well made and durable. The bag is a heavier PVC material that will take some abuse. The external zipper pocket seems to be waterproof. Pro tip: Do not secure this bag to bungee cord on the your kayak deck. Use a non stretch line such as 550 cord.

Durable, reliable and upgraded professional features make this the camera to be in your bag to make your job easier.

The tripod out of the bag was smaller than I thought it was going to be...which made me a little nervious at first. Though once I put a sony ex1 on the sticks it handled it very well. I wouldn't want to put a much heavier camera on these sticks, but it will do great with professional hand held cameras. Thing that I really like about the camera are the quick release and snap plate. No more sliding the camera plate all the way out of the tripod head. It just snaps straight out. I also really like that there is only one leg lock for each tripod leg. The tripod legs that you have to rotate the leg locks take for ever to get to the right hight, Especially when your doing two per leg. I do wish that the tripod went a little lower to the ground. Now it is pretty low, but I would like to go about a foot or so from the ground. (miller, gitzo...do this) The bag that comes with the tripod is also very nice and very durable. Another thing that is great about the tripod is the fact that under the top part of the tripod head it comes with two replacement camera mounting screws locked right into the head. One of the screws is the bigger size than the 1/4 inch it may be a 1/2 inch? So far I haven't gotten to get out and shoot with it, just played around with it alot in my apartment, but I can already tell it is a professional piece of gear that I am going to be very happy with.