Over the years, I have, for good or bad, become a bit of a camera bag snob. I am picky about my camera bags and am on a seemingly never-ending quest to find the perfect one, if such a bag even exists.

There’s one question that I always ask before buying a camera backpack: Can I access my gear without sitting my bag down in the dirt? With the new PolarPro RoadRunner 16L camera backpack, the answer ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 02-peak-design-everyday-backpack-20l Photography is already an expensive hobby, with a single lens costing hundreds of dollars, ...

Camera gear is heavy. Even a sparing system consisting of a camera body and two lenses can approach ten pounds. Add in more lenses, batteries, a flash, external hard drive, filters and other ...

If you invested hours of research before buying your latest camera then you owe it to yourself to find the best camera bag to protect your photography gear, too. While your lenses may be okay for a ...

When you travel as much as I do (I was gone from home for half of 2022), you start to develop a special relationship with certain pieces of gear that act as your constant companions along the way. I ...

Professional adventure photographer Alex Strohl has been everywhere. The Arabian Desert, the glaciers of Alaska; you name it, and he’s been there, camera in hand. And yet, in all his wanderings, one ...

We love Lowepro and Manfrotto backpacks. They're often big, well-padded and offer tons of support for your aching back and shoulders. If you've invested in a mirrorless system, however, they can also ...

Lowepro has been around for over 50 years, and in that time, it has made some of the most rugged and trusted adventure camera bags available. I used the original Whistler AW for some gnarly ski tours ...

Wandrd took to Kickstarter on Tuesday, February 5 to launch its latest camera bag, a lightweight backpack with inflatable camera cube and back panel that let it collapse down to less than half its ...

For a creator with ambition, a smartphone alone probably won't cut it. If you have a decent budget, their talent for street photography, cinema or portraits will be better served by a mirrorless or ...