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A lot of storage space and a safe transport is a prerequisite for a photo backpack. Those who like to take photos and take a lot of pictures know exactly what equipment is necessary and should therefore think about the transport accordingly. No matter whether a city trip or an expedition is planned, a photo backpack must offer enough storage space. The optimal photo backpack has plenty of room and some additional compartments to store at least a tablet or notebook, a tripod, batteries and all the memory cards. For those who like it more flexible and have high demands, enough partitions in the inner area of the rucksack are ideal to make the most of the space. With the variety of brands and the different versions of the photo backpacks it is not easy to find the right model and so the question arises: Which photo backpack should it be and fits me best? The longest lens of your camera equipment is a good orientation to find the right photo backpack. Especially since there is the option on the side of the respective manufacturer, with which one enters his camera model and the suitable photo backpacks are suggested. If this function does not exist, you can read from the technical data which backpack is best suited. Depending on the camera version and accessories, different sizes with a volume between 6.5 and 15 litres are available, whereby 15 litres are already suitable for professional equipment and the medium sizes do not offer much storage space. Whether professional equipment or not, it is still recommended to buy the rucksack a little bigger to ensure transport safety and to avoid having to buy a new rucksack when the equipment is upgraded. The Vanguard or Kata photo backpacks are particularly suitable for professionals. Here not only the design is in the foreground, but also the many additional compartments, so the backpacks are very compact.

Photo backpacks are characterized by their simple strap and carrying systems, not like conventional camera bags. This makes it possible for the expensive camera to be conveniently transported over longer distances. The cameras and lenses are very well protected by the special padding system. The optimal model is available for every application, regardless of whether you are an action or sports photographer, or an adventurer. The difference is that the photo backpacks are more compact for the action photographer than those for the adventurer, who in turn has faster access to the backpack. When buying a photo backpack, it is not only the appearance and price that are important, but also the upholstery and quality of workmanship. Because it should be guaranteed in any case that the equipment remains dry after a rainfall. The buyer can orientate himself on the seams, whether these are single or double or on the handling of the zippers. Zippers made of metal have proven to be very robust and stable than those made of plastic. When it comes to wearing comfort, the straps and back section should be padded, as the equipment can be very bulky and this becomes noticeable quickly without padding. With most manufacturers it is usual that these paddings for the photo backpacks are already given by the factory. There are only differences in the interior padding and some attached accessory pockets. Since it can happen that the bags consist only of net material, which is naturally not so well solved, if the accessories become thereby faster dirty. For a longer durability of the accessories bags made of plastic with transparent windows are particularly suitable, but for the photo backpack in the longer term rather less, since these can scratch fast. Holding straps for e.g. a tripod are just as advantageous as many inside and outside pockets to accommodate all small parts. The wearing comfort and the operation are important factors, but not the only ones. Theft protection is an important aspect of expensive camera equipment and should also be taken into account when making a purchase decision. Because it is really unfavorable if the photo backpack has the zipper on the back and the thieves are thus invited to steal.

Of course there are brands and different models, which makes the decision to buy more difficult. Well-known brands such as Vanguard, Tamrac, Lowepro and Kata have established themselves and are among the market leaders. The Vanguard was crowned as the winner of the comparison, but nevertheless the own needs and demands play a big role again. The test reports should nevertheless serve as orientation for the buyer in order to find the suitable model. The Vanguard photo backpack performs best on most points that should be important to the buyer. These include equipment, wearing comfort, protective function, handling, workmanship and special functions. Even when it comes to transport safety, the Vanguard stays ahead. However, in any case, the intended use should be carefully thought through before the purchase. For normal holidays, an Up-Rise model is sufficient, which can be reduced in size to save space. If a professional use is planned, then a high-end model is recommended, thus the equipment remains protected. Depending on the model and the corresponding requirements, the Vanguard photo backpack’s huge storage space can be seen as a disadvantage, as there are usually only two large floors in the interior. The photo backpacks from Tamrac are particularly distinguished by their belts. The carrying system convinces with this manufacturer, whereby it can occur with isolated models that no rain protection is present. Especially clever are the sling backpacks, in which the carrying strap runs diagonally from the right shoulder to the hip. This enables the photographer to quickly access the camera compartment on the side of the camera without having to remove the backpack. With this variant, comfort can become a burden if the weight is increased by the equipment, which significantly increases the pressure on the shoulder. Some models, such as the Hama Katoomba 170RL or the Tamrac Evolution 8, offer a second strap that can be added to allow the backpack to be carried in a classic or sling style. No matter which model wins the race at the end, your own needs and use ultimately influence the purchase decision.

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