Trust your camera to a Db Backpack
Levi Sim
Camera bags come in all shapes and sizes and from all kinds of places. This is the first one I’ve handled, however, that I’m embarrassed to name. The Norwegian manufacturer
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Wandrd PRVKE backpack offers extreme comfort, customizability
Bryan Esler
One lift of the Wandrd PRVKE backpack and you’ll immediately notice something that sets it apart from different backpacks. It’s extremely light. I was recently sent the 31-liter version of
Talking the Travel Backpack 45L and Tech Pouch with Peak Design
Mike Hagen
My very first purchase of Peak Design gear was in 2011 when I came across its Capture Clip system on Kickstarter. I actually contacted the president of the company, Peter
Cecilia Humboldt 14L backpack offers stylish, customizable storage
Bryan Esler
I’ve got a lot of camera bags. Some small, some large. But none that are quite as stylish as the Humboldt 14L backpack. I was sent the bag for review,
Gear Review: Peak Design 45L Travel Backpack
Levi Sim
Peak Design has done it again: The company has broken Kickstarter with its new product. I think these people get together and say, “What can we make that will cause people
Gear Review: K&F Concepts Small DSLR Camera Backpack for Travel Outdoor Photography
Erin Holmstead
K&F Concepts was incredibly nice and sent me their Small DSLR Camera Backpack for Travel Outdoor Photography. Now I know what you’re thinking, “You are not an outdoor photographer.” This
Gear Review: Ruggard Thunderhead 35 Camera Backpack
Levi Sim
Everyone needs a camera backpack, and this one from Ruggard is a good choice. It’s well made and will protect your gear. It’s a medium-sized bag with room for lots
In Depth Gear Review: Vanguard Alta Sky 51D Backpack For Drones!
Levi Sim
Vanguard’s Alta Sky 51D is a spacious backpack for camera gear. It’ll carry a laptop in addition to cameras, including the largest DSLR’s, but its special characteristic is that it can be
Peak Design Everyday Backpack Provides Minimalist and Clean Design with Function
Bryan Esler
For a while now, I’ve been on the lookout for a backpack that will provide me both comfort and ample room for my gear, while looking professional. I do have
Ruggard Thunderhead 35 DSLR and Laptop Backpack Review
Nick Minore
A photographer is always looking for new camera bags, but there always seems to be a new one on my mind. I was looking for a camera backpack that I
Gear Review: Vanguard Veo Discover 42 Backpack
Bryan Esler
I’ve long been a fan of Vanguard’s bag offerings, as I’m the owner of The Heralder 38 messenger bag as well as The Heralder 46 backpack. Both have long offered
Gear Review: Udee Backpack–Surprisingly Good
Levi Sim
This bag is simply called Udee, and the simplicity carries through the entire design and delivers a fine bag that will be very good for many photographers. It Looks Good The
Camera Bag Review: Borealis Backpack, from Mountainsmith
Levi Sim
Let’s cut straight to it: the Mountainsmith Borealis is a very fine backpack, and it’s a very fine camera bag. It’s exceptionally well made, logically designed by people who clearly
Do you have a Husky?
Erin Holmstead
I am about to blow your mind with my amazing new purchase, and I am going to blow it again when I tell you it was only $70! First, I
The Enthusiast’s Guide to Travel: Prepare your mind, body & soul part 1
Kevin Ames
While day-to-day minutiae at home can lead to stress, anxiety, and a loss of mental balance, slipping into a new routine on the road can be just as taxing. With
Hiking gear for wildflower photography, part one
Bob Coates
Spring is in the air and depending upon where you are the bloom has begun or will be coming your way soon with the April showers. (or snow in some
The Nikon Z6 for headshot photography
Scott Lawrence
The mirrorless bug finally bit me. As a long time Nikon shooter, I was patiently waiting for the Z series. With a D4S and D850, I was interested to see
Keeping your photography equipment safe around sand and salt water
Jason Hahn
Beaches and coastal waters provide some of the best opportunities for nature photography, from wildlife to scenery, but sand and salt are probably two of the worst substances for your
First Look: Tenba Axis and Fulton camera bags
Mike Hagen
Like most photographers, I have a closet full of camera bags. My wife often asks me why I need so many and my simple answer is because each one serves
Using v-flats to boost shadows for a promotional photoshoot
Bryan Esler
I recently was tasked with scheduling two photoshoots with our local public school district, where the photos would be used in the Student Advancement Association’s annual gala (which I also
In-depth review: The Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II mirrorless camera
Jason Hahn
Photography, as with any pursuit, has its share of trends and fads. Trends — the direction the technology and art is moving, change the way we think and how we