Looking for 17" Laptop backpack and must fit DSLR camera

I have a canon 30D and a 3 lens, one is wide-zoom, wide and zoom. I'm looking for a backpack that will fit my notebook Asus 17" and my camera. I don't know which one is good.

please help me with a fair price one cause I dont want to spend over 80$ for a backpack.

I might have to do some custom shelves inside in order to put my camera in place....

PS : I just need it to fit my camera with 1 lens and that's enough

 

I'd pocket up and spend a bit more, cause you are holding almost $3000 worth of gear there.

 

well, you should check out pakuma packs. they might be a bit over your budget.

 

i have a deep set Pelican case where the foam is cut for my hassleblad and with a lil bit of trimming and shaving my 17" lap fit perfectly under the closing lid.
Im sure theres a number of rucksacs that allow laptop and camera gear to be fitted but it all depends on your mobility and if you shoot on foot a lot or not.
They dont have pro bags where you bought your canon?? or maybe u bought it online?

Lowenpro and Tamrac make quite a few laptop+camera combo bags
http://www.vistek.ca/details/details.aspx?WebCode=220420
http://www.vistek.ca/details/details.aspx?WebCode=223821
http://www.vistek.ca/details/details.aspx?WebCode=216793

 

WEll, I just need the bag on the go. I might purchase a smaller bag for the camera only to carry around. Because i'm travelling this summer so I need both my camera and laptop in one place rather than 2 pieces . I don't want to loose my stuff at the airport though.

Thanks for all the suggestion seems like i have to invest a more money here. Because my gear is more than 4 G's. OMG

THere is a camera shop near my place, I stopped there a couple of times, they seems to have a lot of lowerpro. I'll look for more.


Thanks for all the suggestion.

http://www.vistek.ca/details/details.aspx?WebCode=223821 <--- this one seems to be good. The laptop slot is located in the back instead of the front compartment.

 

the lowepro compudaypack is a good choice. the only draback to me is that it's kind of ugly.

check out my mini comparo here:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=21824483

and a follow-up review:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=22326037&q=camera+bag&qf=m

there are a lot of photos and comments on www.cambags.com

update:
i only use my tamrac adventure 9 now. it's proven to be super versatile carrying A LOT of gear while still being somewhat compact, not to mention is actually pretty cheap compared to a lot of other bags. on my last photography specific trip i carried
nikon d80 + nikon 28-70/2.8 attached + mb80 battery grip
nikon d40 body only
tokina 10-17mm fisheye
sigma 10-20mm
sigma 30mm/1.4
nikon 50mm/1.5
nikon 70-300mm VR
nikon micro 105mm VR
nikon sb600 w/ gary fong LSII
mofrotto 190mf3 tripod strapped to the bottom
vaio sz lappy
spare batteries, memory cards, cleaning supplies, IPOD, travel docs, novel, magazines, plus my kitchen sink...ok, not the sink

the crumpler just sits in the closet now.

 

If the backpacks designed to hold a camera, lenses, and laptop from the major manufacturers (e.g.: Tamrac; Lowepro; Tenba; Domke; Kata;...) are not to your liking, you may want to look into separate cases for each (Lowepro used to have a Street & Field system that works well) and a standard backpack from somewhere like REI.

 

I think thats what hes trying to avoid.
Mobile photographers dont want to carry around 2 bags plus a 10lb tripod etc.
I did that once and hated it. Ive also tried the backpack route and the softshell route but the pelican suited my needs the best. The best part of having a hard shell case is the ability to stand on it. Cant tell you how many times this was a godsend when that extra footage of height was needed.

 

Perhaps. I use Pelican cases for storage and transport, but prefer backpacks for carrying. I find the Lowepro lens cases extremely useful, particularly for carrying a 300/2.8 strapped to the side of the backpack. I was not suggesting using two bags; rather, using the lens cases inside a standard backpack.

You can follow the link to my website to see what I prefer using.