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    Notebook backpack with dslr compartment

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by Xirurg, Nov 29, 2011.

  1. Xirurg

    Xirurg ORLY???

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    Hey guys,

    I am looking for relatively inexpensive backpack that also has place to put my dslr. Open to any brand.

    Thanks
     
    Xirurg, Nov 29, 2011
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  2. oneday

    oneday Notebook Guru

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    Most laptop backpacks were not designed for DSLR, but many DSLR backpacks were designed to carry a laptop.

    Based on that, I think you should ask this in reverse: A DSLR backpack that has a compartment for a Laptop.

    And you may get better answers in a DSLR forum.
     
    oneday, Nov 29, 2011
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  3. Ryan

    Ryan NBR Moderator

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    Kata backpacks are good.

    What size laptop compartments are you looking for?


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    Ryan, Nov 29, 2011
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  4. Geekz

    Geekz Notebook Deity

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    Crumpler backpacks are quite large and sturdy.
    Also case logic has a few as well

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    Geekz, Nov 29, 2011
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  5. Hirohata

    Hirohata GBF Danchou

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    My advice is to just wrap your camera in a t-shirt and stuff it in any laptop backpack that isn't too tight on space. Do the same with the lenses (should be able to take a slight beating). This is what I do usually.

    If not, have a look at the Lowepro backpacks.
     
    Hirohata, Nov 29, 2011
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