Camera backpack for hiking all day?

Thanks for all the responses lads. Gonna sit down later all, go through them all and have a look at all the bags recommended. I'm thankful I've got a bag i can use for local work whilst I look at bags, along with getting back into things in 2021!
 
Dorsetsnapshot said:
Thanks for all the responses lads. Gonna sit down later all, go through them all and have a look at all the bags recommended. I'm thankful I've got a bag i can use for local work whilst I look at bags, along with getting back into things in 2021!
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Have you found anything yet?
 
Bobsyeruncle said:
Have you found anything yet?
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Well, without sounding too... woe is me, I've had some ongoing health issues to start 2021 well.... So much so that my camera has been sat in its bag, untouched, and I haven't looked at bags, or tripods, or lenses (was considering something for my upcoming birthday), however as I have seen another specialist today, I kind of feel that getting out with my camera could be exactly what I need... so I will be spending tomorrow night researching! Time to finally take control and not be dictated too by ill health, if I can.
 
Finally got round to looking, and I really like the look of this, plus an insert (Not idea what insert, I'm not too knowledgeable on them!)

www.ospreyeurope.com

Talon™ Pro 30

Talon Pro 30 | Hiking Pack | Osprey Europe
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Check out the Deuter Trail Pro line too. The access to the main compartment is both from the top and the front - which zips open all round. It’s really handy for getting to an insert, rather than having to pull everything out from the top lid. I have the 30 litre version and wish I’d opted for the 36 as it’s a little tight for the insert, although I could get away with a smaller insert. It’s a really comfortable pack too. I also have a Jack Wolfskin (Highland Trail I think) pack which opens the same - from the top and front access. This one is 50 litre and carries more than enough for a full day out. Again a comfortable pack.
 
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Birdy06 said:
Check out the Deuter Trail Pro line too. The access to the main compartment is both from the top and the front - which zips open all round. It’s really handy for getting to an insert, rather than having to pull everything out from the top lid. I have the 30 litre version and wish I’d opted for the 36 as it’s a little tight for the insert, although I could get away with a smaller insert. It’s a really comfortable pack too. I also have a Jack Wolfskin (Highland Trail I think) pack which opens the same - from the top and front access. This one is 50 litre and carries more than enough for a full day out. Again a comfortable pack.
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Thanks mate, I'll have a look at that later. Just out of interest, what insert do you use? And what does it hold?
 
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