[kazlx]

Looking for something to hold a DSLR and preferably a water bladder. I saw this, but I was wondering what the guys that take their camera gear with them roll with.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XNLR16/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2EALNI5ZC4QCF&coliid=IG0YHVSBXQYUY

 

[HAB]

I have nothing to contribute, but subscribed because I too am curious.

 

[stevew]

large camelbak and pack accordingly...

 

[stevew]

search the picture takin area of RM....i think transcend had said something about this...

 

[AngryMetalsmith]

@2:30 shows compartment holding DSLR

 

[Polandspring88]

How big of a pack? I have a lowepro photo sport 200 and an f-stop Loka. Both are bladder compatible DSLR hikers but are vastly different from one another.

 

[kazlx]

Something similar to a Camelback Mule but with a photo pouch. I will probably end up buying the Lowepro to try. The Osprey is ok, but I want to get away from putting the camera in a bag to put it in the backpack. That's what I do now. Looking for something with easy access while hiking/biking so I can quickly get the camera out/in and back on my way.

 

[pinkshirtphotos]

Many just beware online shopping when the camera pack seperate from the pack is not waterproof so wet clothes can contaminate your gear if that makes any sense. The camera holder is just a zippered pocket usually.

 

[Polandspring88]

Something similar to a Camelback Mule but with a photo pouch. I will probably end up buying the Lowepro to try. The Osprey is ok, but I want to get away from putting the camera in a bag to put it in the backpack. That's what I do now. Looking for something with easy access while hiking/biking so I can quickly get the camera out/in and back on my way.

What camera and lens combo? The Lowepro isn't overly large, so if you have a pro or gripped body, or intend to try and get an F/2.8 lens in there you may be sh!t outta luck. My D7000 with 17-55 would have fit, my D600 with a 24-70 will not.

 

[The Toninator]

the less I take, the more I enjoy.

 

[kazlx]

What camera and lens combo? The Lowepro isn't overly large, so if you have a pro or gripped body, or intend to try and get an F/2.8 lens in there you may be sh!t outta luck. My D7000 with 17-55 would have fit, my D600 with a 24-70 will not.

It's a Canon 20D with a 24-105. No grip.

the less I take, the more I enjoy.

Generally, I agree, but this is mainly for trips where I would like to take pictures. Both biking and hiking. A friend and I are planning on Gooseberry Mesa in November and I would really like to have something by then.