So, as a soon-to-be traveling photographer, who will be editing photos on set, I'm in the market for a backpack that can accommodate a 17 inch MBP and a DSL camera.
The camera in question is a Nikon D7000 (Width 5.2 in. (132mm), Height 4.1 in. (103mm), Depth 3.0 in. (77mm)) with a 50mm lens. I may plan to buy a macro and telephoto lens later.
I have been looking at the Booq Boa Squeeze and really like the style. However, it doesn't appear as though it can accommodate both a DSL/MBP 17. Has anyone used this product to do just that?
I have visited both camera and electronics stores. The general claim seems to be that I need either a backpack designed for notebooks or a backpack designed for cameras. There isn't any one that particularly does both exceptionally well. I'm not sure I agree with this so perhaps the forum users here can confirm its validity.
The backpack will be used for everyday traveling and I prefer to keep it slim and fairly light as I take public transportation. I don't forsee my job taking me out on hikes or the wilderness much so anything massive is something I definitely want to avoid.
Thanks in advance.
The camera in question is a Nikon D7000 (Width 5.2 in. (132mm), Height 4.1 in. (103mm), Depth 3.0 in. (77mm)) with a 50mm lens. I may plan to buy a macro and telephoto lens later.
I have been looking at the Booq Boa Squeeze and really like the style. However, it doesn't appear as though it can accommodate both a DSL/MBP 17. Has anyone used this product to do just that?
I have visited both camera and electronics stores. The general claim seems to be that I need either a backpack designed for notebooks or a backpack designed for cameras. There isn't any one that particularly does both exceptionally well. I'm not sure I agree with this so perhaps the forum users here can confirm its validity.
The backpack will be used for everyday traveling and I prefer to keep it slim and fairly light as I take public transportation. I don't forsee my job taking me out on hikes or the wilderness much so anything massive is something I definitely want to avoid.
Thanks in advance.
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