Morning all,
We're going on a Safari later in the year so I'd like to get a decent back pack for the trip.
It's going to need to contain:
Canon 80d
Canon 100 - 400 (mounted on the 80d)
Canon 550d with either a 18-200 or 10-18 mounted on it
Whichever lens isn't on the 550, probably the 18-200.
A bean bag
Maybe a clamp and ball head
A small tripod
Ideally I'd really like it to have a built in rain cover like the Lowepros do which won't loose a pocket on the bag like it does with the Manfrottos.
An added bonus would be if it has room for a water bottle and snack, but I don't want the bag to get huge.
From what I've read it's really important that I can have the 80d ready to shoot, with hood mounted, in the bag and then just whip it out when needed to avoid getting dust in/on it etc.
Ideally I'd like to be able to do the same with the 550 too, but understand that might not be possible.
I'm looking second hand ideally as these types of bangs are crazy money new.
Any tips of which bag might be able to do all of this?
At the moment I've been looking at a Lowepro flip side 400 aw but I'm not sure how easy it would be to quickly get the camera out.
Thanks
Ed.
We're going on a Safari later in the year so I'd like to get a decent back pack for the trip.
It's going to need to contain:
Canon 80d
Canon 100 - 400 (mounted on the 80d)
Canon 550d with either a 18-200 or 10-18 mounted on it
Whichever lens isn't on the 550, probably the 18-200.
A bean bag
Maybe a clamp and ball head
A small tripod
Ideally I'd really like it to have a built in rain cover like the Lowepros do which won't loose a pocket on the bag like it does with the Manfrottos.
An added bonus would be if it has room for a water bottle and snack, but I don't want the bag to get huge.
From what I've read it's really important that I can have the 80d ready to shoot, with hood mounted, in the bag and then just whip it out when needed to avoid getting dust in/on it etc.
Ideally I'd like to be able to do the same with the 550 too, but understand that might not be possible.
I'm looking second hand ideally as these types of bangs are crazy money new.
Any tips of which bag might be able to do all of this?
At the moment I've been looking at a Lowepro flip side 400 aw but I'm not sure how easy it would be to quickly get the camera out.
Thanks
Ed.