Mon Aug 08, 2022 9:52 am
I'd first decide if you want a backpack to cover distances by foot or bicycle or if you just want a container. If the latter, rather consider professional suitcases for cameras, which give you better protection when bumped around. The best ones can even drop into a river without letting water in.
Or do you want a bag where you can leave the fully-rigged camera in and just grab it quickly to shoot? For that purpose, I bought an old bag for a Sony broadcast camera second-hand for peanuts. It holds our UMP 4.6K with viewfinder, V-mount battery and the Sigma 18-35mm just fine. I'm sure you can find something similar for your needs.
My disaster protection: export a .drp file to a physically separated storage regularly.
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