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Question: Has anyone used this pack in the rain? I'm curious how much rain it can sustain without the inside getting wet.
Document: The snow was building up on the top of it and when i was done at the end of the day, i would brush off the snow and there would be a wet spot on top but no water inside. So it really is snow proof and you dont have to worry about your camera or any other things getting wet.Design- 5 starsThe design is great and with a all black bag it does not show any dirt and has a clean and fresh look to it.
This bag fits everything I need for travel photography, and provides great security.I was able to fit a Canon 5D+grip, Canon 20D+grip, Canon 70-200 f4L+hood, Canon 24-105L+hood, and have room for my extras like rain bags, rocketair, charger, external hard drive and a few other accessories. I used this to pack to my location, but hardly took it with me on day trips because I used both cameras at once.
Without rearranging the dividers too much I was unable to pack the lens with it's hood. There is plenty of space for about 3 or 4 other lenses/flashes. It is well built and a perfect travelling companion.
Used this on a recent trip out of the country. Walked all day with this on my back. Great comfort and ease when getting my camera out of the backpack. I love not having to set this on the ground to get my gear. This is a great item.
This lets me carry my mid size DSLR, two primes, a medium telephoto zoom and an ultra wide zoom, extra battery, extra memory cards, cables, a couple of big filters and filter rings and even a MacBook Air 11 in its slim sleeve on top of it all in confidence. It has even been under the rain, none of the equipment got wet. Nicely done.
I'm planning on getting a sling bag for "quicker" and spontaneous shoots. It really is a lot more work to pull your camera out of this bag quickly to shoot anything. You're better off carrying your camera with your neck strap..but now your neck gets tired...Can't complain about the bag in another way though.
Looked at many brands/models. Really wanted something that would not require bag removal just to change a lens. A lens case on a belt or harness is great, but not always practical. All of the sling bags were OK for quickly accessing an SLR body, but I found getting to the other lenses typically difficult without bag removal, an unnatural reaching effort, and/or risk of lenses falling out.
A nature photographer always faces a dilemma. A sling or shoulder bag provides quick access but distributes weight unevenly and is a pain in the neck (literally) after a few hours. A full backpack is much better in that respect, but you usually have to take it off to access the contents. Sometimes that is not a problem but I live in Oregon where the ground is almost always wet.
Several aspects I dislike:I. Limited external pockets for storage. The external storage aspects of the bag are very lacking.II. Some bags come with rain cover but this does not. The bag *is* rain resistant (sealing zippers) but not a sub for a cover.III. Bag can certainly hold a monopod but a tripod might be somewhat questionable without buying an additional tetherI rated this bag 4 out of 5 stars.
The re moveable walls are great to have so you can move them around and fit a lot inside.Overall this camera is great and i would recommend this to anyone that wants to have a bag they can trust and know everything will fit inside and stay safe.i will also post some pictures of what the inside of my bag looks like. If this review was helpful to you, can you please like it. Thank you! and I hope this review helped!
Answer: yes