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Best 5 camera bags

(Mar 12, 2008)

Philip Ryan Philip Ryan
Senior Editor
You can buy the greatest gear in the world, but if you don't have the appropriate bag to carry it, you won't take it with you. That's where these come in: whether you need a kitchen-sink carryall or a compact, subway-friendly traveler, one of these bags or backpacks should stow your gear in style.

Lowepro Vertex 200 AW

If you need a bag to haul lots of photo gear through rugged terrain, Lowepro's Vertex 200 AW can get the job done.

Price: $229.95 - $229.95 (check prices)

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Tamrac Expedition 5 Model 5575

While most camera backpacks tend to be very large, this midsize backpack is just right for nonpros who want to bring along a larger telephoto lens as well as flashes and some other gear.

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Kata Ergo-Tech Sensitivity V

A great camera-and-laptop backpack, especially for city dwellers and frequent fliers who need to fit a moderate amount of gear, including a 13-inch-or-smaller laptop, into a relatively small space.

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Tamrac Adventure 9 Camera/Computer Backpack (Red/Black)

Great for day hikes or vacationers who can't leave the SLR at home, the Adventure 9 combines a serious camera backpack on bottom with a small day-pack compartment in the top.

Price: $124.99 - $139.95 (check prices)

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Kata DR-467 Digital Rucksack

Kata's Digital Rucksack is an excellent choice for a backpack to tote your SLR, a few lenses, some extra gear, and a laptop.

Price: $79.95 - $79.95 (check prices)

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