The industry needs more rolltop backpacks. We've reviewed a bunch of them, but I've been baffled as to why it hasn't become more mainstay. Of any backpack style for photographers, the rolltop backpack is truly the best that most of us have used on staff. There are lots of great reasons why too!
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For a lot of us, it's about to become summer. That means that you're getting ready to go out and head on vacation or a special trek. So just for you, we're rounding up the best camera bags for hiking.
I’ve always been a bit picky about camera bags — I’ve been known to return bags that didn’t quite meet my expectations. My hypercritical backpack standards have only intensified as I’ve reviewed dozens of more options as the Reviews Editor at The Phoblographer.
The photojournalist is one that constantly needs to be on the move. Sometimes you're bringing an entire mobile studio with you. At other times, you may be at a location for a long time. So we dove into our Reviews Index to find the perfect photojournalist bag.
Fact: no one is making the perfect camera bag. We've reviewed more than any other photo publication out there. With that said, many bags come very close to being perfect—lots and amongst the best.
It's been a while since we reviewed the WANDRD PRVKE 31 pack and even to this day, we tend to carry it with us on trips. The bag is fantastic in so many ways. Though it was marketed as an optional Tote bag, it's evident to us that this never worked out.
If you enjoy using your PRVKE camera bag, you might be curious about how the popular WANDRD backpacks are made. Understanding that today's consumers and users are passionate about the provenance of the products they use, the company has shared a quick video from their factory in Vietnam, where all the wonder begins.