Joby GorillaPod Original - Unboxing
November 25, 2009 by Digital Camera Reviews · Leave a Comment
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Added: November 25, 2009
Canon Deluxe Photo Backpack 200EG for Canon EOS SLR Cameras Black with Green Accent
March 26, 2009 by DigiBliss · Leave a Comment
Made of rugged nylon Canon Deluxe Backpack 200EG holds up to 2 camera bodies, 4 lenses, plus accessories. Due to its lightweight construction it features a well-arranged divider system for a secure storage and an easy access, padded shoulder straps and a comfortable back padding. Add to this tripod carrying straps and a front webbing ideal for lashing light jacket, sweater, etc.
User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars It’s a great bag… but
WEIGH YOUR NEEDS!
I don’t mean put it on a scale, I mean see what you have and how you will use it before you press the “buy” button.
It’s a big bag!… if you are the casual photographer who will only have 3 lenses and the few accessories.
It’s a small bag!… if you have a mess of telephoto L-lenses and a tripod to carry with you wherever you go.
One small strange complaint I have (off-bat) is the “canon” metal-logo on the bag. If you’re traveling in a country with say a slight theft problem, you may not want to advertise that you have $1000’s worth of material on your back for them to mug you over. So you may want to pry it off before traveling or place a sticker over it.
It would also be nice for it to have individual pouches for UV, and polarising lenses but perhaps that would make it too specialized and not so generic for a wider audience.
It’s a good bag - soft inside and sturdy outside and for the price - you really can’t BUILD one as decent with a hot glue gun and foam. Buy it - but only if you need it…
5 Stars Awesome Backpack
I really made some research before buying this one, you can really fit lots of things in it, also outside it has this great adjustable straps where you can hang extra tripods or stands, In my case I do carry a shoot through umbrella, 2 tripods, lots of gear inside, there’s a picture that says that it’ll fit a notebook in it, but I can hardly recommend it, because it is well padded, everything is kind of tight (how it should be) in the right way, and fitting a notebook in it might cause some damage to the LCD screen.
I’m really happy with this buy, I would buy it again if I need to, I DO RECOMMEND IT, I tried to buy 3 (2 for my friends) sold by Amazon but quantities are limited, you can only buy 1.
5 Stars Great Camera Bag.
I love it! I fits all my gear and is very functional. I have purchased other bags and have not been impressed but, this one impressed me.
5 Stars Awesome
This bag is just wonderful. So many compartments for assorted camera gear. Not just your lenses, flashes, and camera bodies. I’ve got my cards, some manuals, all my cords, card readers, remotes, filters, hoods - everything. It’s all in here. In fact, the ONLY thing I would change are smaller zipper sections (like the two inside that are netted) on the outside, maybe rather than the two large ones; and that’s only because I have more little things like cards, filters, cords, and remotes, than larger things for those pockets.
It’s incredibly efficient. It’s comfortable. The straps, the zippers, the material. It’s just so gnarly, I am incredibly stoked that I got this one, rather than another one. I almost need to upgrade, soon, I’m running out of room. Not to say there isn’t much room (Kiss N, 50D bodies. Tokina 10-17 Fish, Sigma 10-20 Wide, Canon 18-55 Kit, Sigma 70-300 Macro, Canon 50 f1.4, Canon 580EX II Flash. Plus all my cards [six of them], remote, two card readers, ALL the cords that come with each camera body, etc).
4 Stars Very comfortable
Perfect for take your slr camera with all its equipment (charger, extra lens, cables, etc), but Canon forgot to make a compartiment for the laptop, anyway a really like my backpack.
