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Camera backpack advice

RuleOfThirds said:
That bag was on my list as well, but was uncertain about the side acces being large enough, in combination with the steep price. I really like it though.
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Yes, they are a bit expensive, especially the larger 21-liter and 31-liter versions which also require you to purchase the camera dividers etc in addition. The Prvke Lite comes with the camera dividers installed and costs quite a bit less, and I found a good price online.
 
RuleOfThirds said:
That bag was on my list as well, but was uncertain about the side acces being large enough, in combination with the steep price. I really like it though.
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Mee too for the same reason. And it looked even bigger than the Tenba Fultin v2.

Please report about your experience with it.

There was another one I liked, but it Europe it is very expensive. The Jumper from Brevit. US firm, which does not look at all like a camera bag and also with side access. That would have been my no.1. Straps are cheap but I like the rest:


Here are 2 good videos about the fulton v2



 
Tomorrow I will go with the family to Cologne in to the zoo. It shall rain. Hope that it will not rain the whole day. This will be the first test with the above mentioned Tenba Fulton v2, the 14l size (medium size).

Even the Sigma 100-400 DG DN fits into this bag. You can see on the image below the 100-400, the Sigma 85/1.4 DG DN Art and the S5ii with the Sigma 28-70/2.8 DG DN attached. I was surprised that the Sigma 100-400 fits into this bag.

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  • Google - Pixel 8 Pro
  • 6.9 mm
  • ƒ/1.68
  • 1/25 sec
  • Center-Weighted Average
  • Auto exposure
  • ISO 357
 
Cool! But you do need to change back to the 28-70 to fit everything back again when you are using the 100-400 I guess? The other lens is the 85/1.4?

I do like the Allwetterzoo in Münster. You can walk in the dry or in the shade for large sections in the park. So recommended. Been a while I’ve been there.
 
RuleOfThirds said:
Cool! But you do need to change back to the 28-70 to fit everything back again when you are using the 100-400 I guess? The other lens is the 85/1.4?
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Yes.

I could take the divider to the upper space away, then it would also fit attached, but then I do not have an upper compartment anymore, to store other things there from the top.
 
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