Photography is already an expensive hobby, with a single lens costing hundreds of dollars, without having to replace broken gear. That's why you need to ensure that you have the right protection ...

Photographers are often told that they need a specialized camera bag to carry their gear. There's certainly no shortage of options these days, with a long list of brands and styles available. And ...

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 ...

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 ...

Photojojo describes its ONA Any Bag as "a zillion camera bags for less than the price of one." That's not far off. I have been testing one for a few weeks now have found that – with the exception of ...

It pays to protect your investment with the best camera backpack possible. In the past two years, we’ve tested over 15 different camera packs in the wild, taking them on photo and video shoots around ...

Which camera backpacks are best? Whether you’re an amateur photographer or a professional, a camera backpack is a great way to safeguard your camera equipment on your next excursion. And since they ...

Deciding which camera bag to carry can be as daunting as deciding what clothing to pack for an Antarctic vacation of a lifetime. Kelly Serfoss knows your pain. Who? Serfoss is a pro photographer whose ...

Got a bag you just love, and don’t feel like carrying your lenses and camera separately? An insert like this one from Tenba might be the solution for you. It adds rigidity and padding so your glass ...

We really like Timbuk2’s Snoop camera bag, but couldn’t help feeling that it got a little short changed when it comes to customization. But, with their new Snoop Camera Insert., they’ve essentially ...

It’s not unusual for photographers to have a gear acquisition problem. Some of us have deep stashes of old film cameras, while others have piles of lighting modifiers. I’m the first to admit that I ...