Best DSLR video bag + laptop?

[Noah Kadner]

Kata, Tamrack- but I’d go to a camera shop for the best fit…

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[Michael Sacci]

I would find one that could fit a T2i backup body. 🙂

[Steve Crow]

Good point, bringing a backup camera will not only give you a bit of piece of mind but give you more flexibility in your shooting options by having 2 cameras running simultaneously…you can always rent the T2i cheaply for a few weeks and share lenses with what you already have.

[Tim Allen]

Excellent point! There will be two of us, tho with to cameras… so whichever bag we get we’ll probably score two of them for the treck. Tho… maybe each of us having a backup isn’t such a bad idear either!

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[Michael Sacci]

These cameras are so cheap (it is all the extras the cost the real $) there really is no reason not to have a back up especially if it not a place you can just return to. Renting is a good option also. One between the 2 of you would probably be safe.

Years ago I was on a 3 day photo adventure in the Smokey Mountains, on the first day someone passing by my tripod kicked it and the camera casing broke. While I would a bit pissed about that being about to continue shooting on my second body at least the weekend one of the most enjoyable event I had.

[Robbie Carman]

This is one of the bags I have and love it

https://www.amazon.com/Tamrac-Speed-Access-Laptop-Backpack/dp/B001L5U16Q/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1279813636&sr=8-4

I get 5D/7D in there my 70-200, 24-70, 100 macro, and 50 in the main compartment. Above I can fit flash, card reader, tripod collars, zfinder and other small things and laptop and ipad go in the back. Obviously cant pack hand held rig. But I have the little Tamrac tripod attachment for the bottom of the bag

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[Tim Allen]

Nice! This is the bag I’ve been thinking about, but just wasn’t sure. I needed somebody to confirm it, so I’m sold! Thanks for the advice!

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[Norman Pogson]

I have the Lowepro Computrekkor, which fits most of my stuff, the only thing I would consider is a version of this backpack with wheels.

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[Rusty Shackleford]

Kata Sensitivity V Backpack is amazing.

The thinnest and lightest DSLR/laptop backpack I have seen with good padding.
I saw one in San Fran and had to have it, found one on eBay for $70, I think usually they are $90-110.
If you are near a place with one, try it out. It’s great for when your shooting in some outdoorsy terrain too.

https://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&q=kata+backpack+sensitivity+v&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=3213388995365995407&ei=a2dKTN3GM4H98AaD8_0y&sa=X&oi=product_catalog_result&ct=result&resnum=3&ved=0CCgQ8wIwAg#ps-sellers

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