Professional Video Camera Bags Cases

Although Porta-Brace has earned their reputation in the video industry, many of their cases and bags can be used in photo too. This is one extremely well built tripod bag. I would assume it would last until the end of my career. The additional zippered pouches that are included come in handy too for all sorts of other gear. Made in USA is the frosting on the cake!

I do remote video web streaming from time to time and wanted to consolidate equipment into as few bags/cases as possible. This bag not only carries mic stands but also camera tripods, cables, and other odds and ends without being super huge.

This camera is perfect for professional photos and video.

I'm a professional who travels and shoots video on a day to day basis. I bought this bag for my Sony EX1R and accessories. All I can say is that this bag is extremely well made, rugged, spacious, functional, and looks good too. I use it as a carry-on for small productions and I rely on it all the time. I used to use pelican cases but now that airlines charge you an arm and a leg to check in bags I now use this bag as a carry-on to avoid the charges for extra bags...

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

Tenba is one of my favorite brands for camera bags and cases and this sling is no exception. Like all Tenba, it is well made and comfortable to carry. Fits 2 Fujifilm bodies with short lenses mounted. Has extra compartments for accessories.

I was able to move my lenses from 3 soft camera bags to this one simple and secure storage solution. The pick and pluck foam allows you create the perfect opening to cradle your expensive lenses and gear. I am so pleased with the quality of this case that I will be buying a second smaller one to carry my camera bodies. The Porta Brace is a less expensive alternative to the Pelican cases and offers the same protection as the Pelican cases.

I have gone through many bags for a variety of use-cases. But Peak Design has now become my immediate go-to for all things camera related. The Everyday Backpack continues to impress me with how well thought out the pockets, dividers, dual-sized laptop compartment, and even the magnetic adjustable top closure, are. They even put tiny hold at the bottom of the side pockets to allow water to escape while out in the rain. All I can say is… impressive.

I've tried hard cases, camera bags, sling packs, and back pack packs to carry my gear. This vest was my answer ...very comfortable, didtributes the weight perfectly, tons of large storage for big lenses and and camera bodies. Love it.

I own lots of cases, shoulder and sling bags for different projects' camera system needs. However I like to have a 'home' case for each system, to pack location/travel bags out of. This one is light yet strong, with lots of room for 2 bodies, 4-6 lenses (modern, FF) and accessories. After buying one to check it out, I bought a second because they're also great (for local work) on location. Stiff sides hold its shape even loaded, but it's not a 'shipping' or 'checked' bag. I use Pelicans for that, but their larger ones are too heavy and clunky to work out of in my lockup, or studio.