Photo Backpack?

[Uncle Greg]

I use a Kata 3N1. I like the fact that it can be a left hand sling, right hand sling, backpack, or X strap configuration so you can find a method that works for you.

It comes in three sizes plus a version in each size that has a laptop compartment. I have the 3N1-20. It the smallest one (no laptop section). I can fit a D90 with 17-50 attached, a fisheye, a Sigma 50 f/1.4, a 70-300, an SB-600, plus accessories..but it's very tight. I would suggest going to one of the larger sizes.

It has a tripod carrier attachment (sold separately).

I'm actually looking to move away from a backpack. I think I want a belt system...that doesn't make me look like a dork.

 

[Gdad]

Thanks for all the input everyone- I ordered a Think Tank Streetwalker.

 

[MarkBarbieri]

Thanks for all the input everyone- I ordered a Think Tank Streetwalker.

Mistake. You should have bought a CottonCarrier, kept each lens mounted a different camera body, and stuck the cameras on various parts of your body, like this:

 

[Gdad]

Can that system just strap the camera directly over my face? Eating and changing lenses may take some practice but just think how many pictures I'll come back with.

 

[Uncle Greg]

I have reconsidered the belt system idea.

That is all.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

I have reconsidered the belt system idea.

That is all.

It was an oxymoron.

I want a belt system...that doesn't make me look like a dork.

 

[Marlton Mom]

Can you imaging if the model in that belt system photo was wearing one of Marlton Mom's touring outfits?

The only thing that would match would be the black socks hiding under the brown sandals....


Marlton Mom