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Question: Where is the rain hood located?
Document: Thankfully, this backpack has its own blue weather hood. It began raining rather hard at the zoo. I was able to put the hood over the backpack with little difficulty.I highly recommend the Case Logic CPL-108GY Backpack for carrying all your electronics. It is strong, durable, sturdy and should last many years with proper treatment. It reminds me very much of my JanSport Backpacks, which I have always bought.
Having a place to store my tablet allows me to pop the mini-sd out of the camera adapter and into the tablet for review and do minor edits on the fly which is a really nice consideration. Rain proofing is a huge plus.For a day out with your DSLR not really knowing what you're after or knowing what you'll be doing but only needing a light rig, this is a great pack.Solid construction and comfortable. I trust my camera in it and will use it frequently.
Very happy with this bag, the inside configuration can be easily customized and the 70-200 fits perfectly, even when attached to the camera.A lot of pockets and features a rain-proof coat very useful.I also like the way it fits on my back, as opposed to my previous 'sling' bag, I can wear this one (even full) for hours with no problem.Thes is also a lot of small things that can be tuned to make it rfectly comfortable.
the only problem (and the reason that i returned it) is that it is pretty small. i mean if you use a dlsr i'm hard pressed to see it working for you unless you have 1 lens. and if that lens is a 70-200 you should consider looking elsewhere
You just pull it out and stretch it around the bag and fasten some Velcro straps behind your shoulder straps and it's on. This could seriously be done in seconds, it's really easy which is nice since I imagined trying to do this as your walking and it starts raining. You're gunna want to get that sucker on without any fuss and I feel like I could.There are straps for a light weight tripod or mono-pod, don't expect to carry anything heavy duty.The carry straps are all there.
You could snug this bag up tight and run with it without worrying about it bouncing around.All-in-all it's a low profile lightweight pack that would definitely work well for a fast pack and go style rig.I haven't field tested this pack yet but will soon and I'll write back to let you know how it holds up. I'm a pretty rough user since most of my shoots are run n gun indoor and outdoor in the same session.
Whether or not you have enough accessories to take up each slot that this full-sized pack provides, this tote is great for leaving hands free while carrying equipment weight comfortably centered on the back. It's perfect for the fully-equipped photographer's needs as well.This pack is large, so it would be wise for the non-mobile photographer to considersomething smaller, unless equipment needs justify this much storage.
This small, but ample pack lived up to its billing. I now keep my Canon 7D, my small Sony videocamera, and my mini Olympus camera in the padded, customizable pockets. Plus I can store straps, batteries, cards, manuals and my tablet as well. It fits me comfortably, even though I am over 6 feet tall and 220 pounds. And the price was right! I can't wait to travel on a plane with it to see how well it stows.
This outstanding pack offers the same convenience and features of more costly competing brands.
This is a medium sized camera backpack.. a perfect size for my amateur needs. I don't want something huge, but need something to travel with that has room for my camera, a lense, and some other non-photography related stuff. I like the protected sleeve for the tablet!I also like that this doesn't have a huge logo advertising Nikon or other big camera name...proclaiming that I have an expensive camera on board.
Answer: The rain hood is inside a zipper behind the bag, where the bag rests on your back