Choosing a bag for your camera requires as much time and energy as
choosing your camera. Like any other bag, it also come in various shapes
and sizes. A good bag should protect the valuable camera within as well
as be comfortable to carry around for long hours. Here are some tips
for choosing your camera bags.
Comfort
The
bag you choose should be very comfortable to carry around. You could be
walking outdoors on rough terrain and if your camera bag is
uncomfortable, you will not be able to concentrate on photography.
Durable
It
does not come cheap. So ensure that you invest in a quality bag. You
would definitely need a bag that would last a long time. Check the
quality of the clasp and zipper. Materials like reinforced cotton,
Cordura and ballistic nylon are very durable and best recommended for
camera bags.
Accessible
An ideal camera bag
will be easily accessible. You should be able to easily reach out for
any camera gear. You shouldn't be fumbling for any accessory thereby
letting the moment pass.
Protection
A good
camera bag will prevent dust, water and moisture from seeping into the
compartments where the camera and its various accessories are stored.
Quality camera bags will have padded interiors which give additional
protection to the expensive camera within. If you plan to do a lot of
travelling via public transportation, it is recommended that you buy
this bag which has locked zippers.
There is no perfect bag for
your camera which suits all situations. Hence, most professional
photographers own more than one. Here are some commonly found Nikon
Camera Bags.
Shoulder Bags
Shoulder bags
are apt for those who like to carry less. These shoulder bags can fit in
one DSLR camera and a couple of lenses and accessories. Shoulder bags
are mostly used by those who change their lenses frequently. Those who
plan to buy a shoulder bag, ensure that it has enough of padding on the
straps or else it could lead to shoulder pains.
Backpack
Camera Backpack |
Backpacks
are recommended for those who have a lot of things to carry. If you
have more than one camera and three and more lenses and accessories,
then opt for a backpack as it can easily fit in all the gear. However,
remember that it not as easy to access the gear in a backpack as a
shoulder bag. Avoid backpacks that are heavily padded as it simply adds
weight thereby causing discomfort. A backpack with a waist belt will
help in the even distribution of weight. If you are an outdoor person,
get Nikon Camera Bags that are weather resistant or has a rain cover.
Camera Sling Bags |
Sling bags
This
type of bags are a great choice for those who want to carry some load
but do not want the bulkiness of a backpack. These sling bags can be
slung over your shoulder like a shoulder bag for easy access and then
pushed back like a backpack so that it doesn't get in your way.
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