It’s more of a backpack than a bag but I don’t want the facts to get in the way of my musical omage.
So with the recent addition of a 50mm Prime lens and a 70-300mm zoom lens, the old camera bag
A nicely apportioned backpack with Canon’s recognizable black and olive color scheme, this backpack comfortably holds the gear needed for a daytrip hike (like those found in Kaua’i). Constructed of waterproofed polyester and nylon, it is finished with a crosswoven fabric to ensure years of practical use.
The Canon Deluxe Backpack holds up to 2 camera bodies, 4 lenses, plus accessories. Along with its lightweight construction, it features a well-arranged divider system for secure storage and easy access and is equiped with padded shoulder straps and back padding. Add to this the tripod carrying straps and a front webbing ideal for holding a light jacket or sweater.
After seeing it in person for twice the price at our local photography stores, we ordered it online. We also picked up a second Rechargeable Battery
ohhhh it’s so prettttttttttty! i didn’t know you guys also got the 50 prime. it’s a great and (surprisingly) inexpensive lens.
I’m a little “slow” but congrats on 400. That’s some serious blogging by any measure!
Hello, Michele sent me. That looks like a serious camera bag. I think I have bag-envy.
Hey Luke, this is Ben from BKM Photography. We met at the HCC dinner last month. I never got around to thanking you for the kind words you left on our blog. Thank you!
Checked out your wife’s site. She has some nice images on there. You’ll have fun with the 50 prime. The 50/1.4 is probably my favorite lens, with the 24/1.4 coming in a very close second.