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First, let's describe what kinds of things i keep in my camera case.
I have my nikon d5100 and four lenses (18-55, 55-200, 50 prime pancake, and 10-20mm), two hotshoe off camera flashes, a flash sync cable, a ring light, a 5 in 1 reflector, multiple memory cards, three extra batteries for my camera, an extra set of batteries for my flash, a few filters in 52mm and 77mm, my battery charger for my camera, a three set of lens pens, a tide pen, a spray neosporin, hand sanitizer, 2 head lamps, a video light, a small flash light, a shutter sync cable, a wireless remote, and a few other small things are all kept in my camera case. This is almost all of my equipment. If found myself needing less equipment and more room, i'd leave out one of my flashes.
As an adventure girl, I tend to want to carry my gear into some tight places. Knowing full well how difficult it is to carry a vintage train case full of gear, which i had been doing, I decided to go and finally get a camera backpack.
I was hesitant to carry a camera bag with a brand name on it, and I didn't want to worry about not bringing all of my stuff when i needed it, but i knew i was going to go into caves where there would be a lot of crawling into tight places. As I prepared for this trip, I tried to remember everything i would need, and hope i had enough with me for some decent pictures.
Well, this was perfect. Other people crawling into this cave had brought bigger cameras, but mine, well I could push it ahead of me when i had to go some place really tight, but for the most part, it was always on my back. Nothing got scraped up, and everything was safe, even though i had my bag packed really tightly and I was banging into a lot of ceilings.
I'd recommend this for any other photo adventurer. You can fit a lot of stuff in here and still zip it up and count on it being safe. Would buy again in a heart beat.
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