By Brian Jones

If minimalism is your approach, this bag from USA Gear is just for you. This is a sleeve type camera bag that conforms exactly to your camera and provides a minimal level of protection. It really only has you covered from bumps, scratches, and dust. It’s not much, but those are importing things to protect your camera from. It also a great storage option for your camera while its not in use at home. If you are tired of bulky camera bags consider picking this one up for $14.99.

Quick Specs

• Inexpensive camera bag option
• Very lightweight
• Small zippered pocket for memory cards
• Interior dimension 5.8″ x 4.4″ x 2.9″

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

This neat little case is for those of you without a large digital camera. The Pelican Micro-Case will hold and protect any point and shoot camera that will fit inside. It even has a carabiner attached so you can clip your camera to your belt or a bag. The hard plastic case is waterproof, crushproof, and dustproof. The Pelican name is one synonymous with cases of all kinds, so you know you are getting quality. The Pelican 1050 case sells for $15.99 to $24.99.

Quick Specs

• Rubber liner ensures waterproof protection
• Avialable in 4 colors
• Clear lid so you know what is inside
• Interior dimensions: 6.31″ x 3.68″ x 2.75″

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

This is a camera bag designed to carry your camera with a zoom lens attached. This is a good idea because a zoom lens usually makes the camera much larger and won’t fit into a normal camera bag or backpack. This way you will be ready to pull your camera out and shoot far off subjects in a snap. The hammock hanging system and memory foam interior work together to protect your camera from drops and shocks. This is a bag for someone who shoots a lot of sporting events or wildlife. This bag is available for $19.99 to $28.99.

Quick Specs

• Weather resistant base that stands
• Memory foam protects camera’s lcd screen
• Made specifically for long zoom lenses
• Shoulder strap and carry handle
• 10” H x 6.5” W x 6.0″ D

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

This slingshot camera bag makes it easy to move the bag from your back to a ready position in front of you. The over-the-shoulder design makes it comfortable to wear for long periods before you are ready to shoot. The 202 slingshot bag is big enough to carry a camera body and 3 to 4 lenses with additional accessories. You should have more than enough room for any shoot you attempt. If you happen to fill it up, Lowepro added 3 SlipLock loops that allow you to attach extra bags. This camera bag sells for $73.99 to $119.99.

Quick Specs

• All weather cover is weather resistant
• Built-in micro fiber cloth
• Hideaway tripod mount system
• 9.8”W X 10”D X 17.7”H

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

The Precision Design 2000 camera bag is large and will hold just about anything you can imaging you would need on a shoot. The bag is designed to hold your camera with a lens attached, 4 lenses, and a host of accessories. The dividers inside the bag can be customized and place where you want them for the best possible fit with your personal camera gear. It is made of wear resistant nylon fabric so you know it will handle wear and tear without showing its age. The Precision Design 2000 camera bag is available for $39.95.

Quick Specs

• Made with durable nylon
• Easy access in multiple outside pockets
• Microfiber cloth included
• Interior dimension: 12.5” x 7.5” x 6.75”

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

Amazon really delivers when it comes to their take on the camera bag. This bag is designed to hold 2 camera bodies, 3-4 lenses, and a lot of accessories. The main compartment has adjustable sections so you can achieve a personalized fit for your gear. The bag has padded shoulder straps, a chest strap, and waist strap for maximum comfort for long shooting days or hikes. You can get the Amazon Basics camera bag for $29.99 on Amazon.com.

Quick Specs

• Two side pockets and two zippered pockets
• Straps on side for tripod
• One year warranty
• 11.5″ H x 7.2″ W x 15.6″ D

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

If you love Canon products, this is going to be a satisfying bag. It’s still a great bag is you don’t love Canon products too. This is a shoulder strap type bag, so it is easy to get on and off and working out of it is a snap. It is large enough to haul all of your gear and make it accessible. The dividers are able to move around inside so you can set up the bag any way you like. You can get this camera bag for $31.95 to $48.60.

Quick Specs

• Front and side pockets with adjustable dividers
• Water repellant fabric
• 1 camera body with 3 to 5 lenses
• Tripod strap on the bottom
• 11” W x 8.7” H x 7.9” D

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

On the go photographers know how important it is to have all of their gear with them on a photo shoot. Camera gear is one thing, but what about their digital darkroom? This backpack has it all covered. It is large enough to store all of your camera gear, laptop, and a few extra accessories. It has a neat suspension system for the camera body so any shock gets minimized. Just strap this on your back and you are ready to go. This bag sells for $67.80 to $119.99.

Quick Specs

• Camera hangs in hammock for protection
• Removeable shelves and walls
• Up to 16” laptop or 17” Macbook Pro
• Weather resistant base that stands
• Tripod hanging straps

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

You can’t beat a hard carrying case. Especially one that comes in an assortment of colors so you can pick the one that best fits you. The Pelican 1300 case is waterproof, crushproof, and dustproof. There isn’t a better protecting case out there. Foam inserts let you customize how all your gear fits and keeps it in place so there is no shifting while you travel. If you are a serious photographer and want to keep your gear safe this is the way to go. You can get the Pelican 1300 case for $47.85-$74.95.

Quick Specs

• Easy open double throw latches
• Automatic pressure equalization valve
• Available in 6 colors
• 9 7/8″ W x 7″ H x 6 1/8″ D

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Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

This is a great option for those who don’t want a camera bag that they have to carry over the shoulder or by a handle. This is a sleek looking backpack that will have no problem storing all the gear you bring with you on the go. It even has room for a small laptop computer so you can do on-the-fly edits if necessary. You can even use this as a normal backpack by removing the camera insert. The Kata DR-466 is one of the sturdiest, most versatile camera bags on the list. This bag usually sells for $100.99-$109.99.

Quick Specs

• Reinforced Nycore grid material
• Waist and chest strap for added support
• Rain cover included
• L 13.78″x W 10.63″x H 18.5″

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By Brian Jones

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

By Brian Jones

Now that you have your camera in hand, it’s time to take it every where with you. You don’t want to be without your camera when that picture perfect moment occurs right before your eyes. The right camera bag will make all the difference in the world when it comes to lugging your camera gear around. That’s why it’s so important to choose the right one for your style of shooting. If you are shooting weddings every weekend you are going to need a completely different bag than if you were to be shooting on a light hike. We looked at 10 different camera bags and rated them based on the following criteria:

1. Comfort for the wearer
2. Ability to hold a lot of camera gear
3. Adjustable compartments
4. Physical protection against drops and shocks
5. Weather and dust protection
6. Durability of the bag since it will be traveling a lot
7. Price

Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera… See more about Brian

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