Best Camera Backpack for 2020 (Wandrd, Peak Design, Shimoda, the Manfrotto, CosySpeed and Atlas)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- What's the best camera backpack for? We review six popular options: Wandrd Prvke, Peak Design Travel Backpack, Shimoda Explore, Manfrotto Manhattan Mover, CosySpeed PhotoHiker and Atlas Athlete.
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This video has an extremely impressive “pouch” per minute rate.
I have the same Wandrd. Yes definitely for a small camera but it’s so compact and a joy to take out. It’s probably the most comfortable bag I’ve had on my back.
I wish I wasn’t super skinny. I have the Prvke and it isn’t that comfortable on me. It’s alright overall though.
I love the Wandrd too
I sympathize you guys having to go thru these tests packing unpacking ! But probably one of the most useful-unique video year. Thanks!
That Machete is really necessary for the Manhattan bag...
"That's not a knoife... This is a knoife!"
I mean sure, you need to have a Bowie to fulfill that tradition but a machete is close enough.
I love The NYA-EVO Fjord 36. not to small and not to big :-)
chris skin gets sun tan orange. Better put some sun screen on
My wedding clients are just going to have to get used to the machete.
You use it to guard your gear?
Weddings? You're gonna need space for riot gear.
“because travel is such a big thing in 2020” 💀😂
Still not a big thing in 2021-2022
"Chris, are you sure about this?"
"YES! JUST TAKE THE DAMN THUMBNAIL PHOTO!"
Not sure the rain shower test simulates standing on a Welsh hillside for 6 hours, which my bag failed. Also need a fall backwards into a mountain stream test. Basically submerge the bags for 20 seconds and see what survives. Again this did prove to be a realistic scenario recently
You can't have lived long in Wales. Pro-tip, when strolling through a gentle Welsh wall of water, clip your backpack to the underside of the nearest friendly ewe. This thickly woollen cover will give it the extra protection needed in the local clement conditions. No abusing these friendly natives though.
Which bag do you have?
When manfrotto is the budget option, you know you're gonna need to take out a reverse mortgage on your house
First off, I truly appreciate how much time you guys put into this video and braving the heat for us. I was torn between the Atlas, Peak Designs, and Shimoda. Ultimately went for the Atlas Athlete because of the waterproof rain cover, 50/50 split, origami box, removable belt and sealed hydration pouch. I also like how their is a very safe and protected laptop pouch.
hey matthew, currently looking at getting a new bag myself, and curious do you use this bag for long term travel as well, and if so do you also carry a smaller bag or suitcase depending on your other carry needs? thanks.
Extremely disappointed that Jordan wasn't trying to steal them this time
So now it's ok to use pounds as a measure of weight?
Just because it makes it sound like he can carry twice as much. As we all know in kilos those bags will fit just half of what they do in pounds. 😉
@@pergunnareriksson The bathroom scale only shows pounds.
@@thatjordandrake The Horror! The Horror! :)
No it’s immoral to use any form of measurement besides the one you approve of. 🤷♂️
Canadian secret; we are metric, but use pounds all the time.. and inches.... and cubits... the works.
Seeing the bags in the pool was painful, but thank you. This clarified what to look for in a bag as well as what characteristics these particular bags have.
You know you are a dad when you label 'condoms' as 'other secret things'. 😂
I thought he should have went with "other protective gear"
I have serious doubts that the CosySpeed would get on an Air Canada plane.
Just curious...why nothing from lowepro? IMO they offer the best price/quality/features ratio...
That's probably why. lol
The whistler series are really good though not as cool as some of the bags here.
I too kind of think in that way as I use Lowepro Whistler 450AWII to carry my birding and wildlife setup. Initially I thought the bag itself is little heavy, but once I started using it for my hikes I really appreciated how evenly it distributes the weight. Also it’s really waterproof and no complaints in that front as well. The rubber base gives me so much confidence to put my bag in any surface. Also if things really get messy you have a cover as well. The only minor gripe was that the waist belt is now fixed on the flaps not in the frame, (The 450 AW model came with the other way) which will affect turning the bag around your waist but as it hugs the waist so evenly, I can overlook that minor thing. I definitely think this bag should have been in the video.
Agreed. I can think of at least 3 bags from lowepro which would have fit their criteria and none of them would have been more expensive than that vowel-allergic wndrd@@swaroopsankarsivadasan
@@sleepylamp i think the whistler is right up there with the shimoda and atlas
Best camera backpack for 2020 is your shelf. Since after 2 months of freedom we're back in lock down again.
If you got LowePro ProTactic - you're golden for the next decade.
Agreed, I love the Pro tactic series so much I bought both the 450 and 350 😊
For sure , I have the 350 and I’m about to get the 450 !
As a fly fishing photographer I can't even imagine a camera backpack that isn't very waterproof and as a consumer I can't believe how few good ones there are on the market.
Shimoda Action X50
umm..not gonna include F-Stop bags?
Comprehensive and well done, as usual. Thanks. Actually, I don't care a rat's a*s about travel back packs these days, especially $400 ones. But if I were this would be very helpful. Good video, guys.
Did not enjoy you crawling back to hamburger per square eagle Units
complete ripoffs. makes lowepro like a bargain :)
Why no thinkTANK bag?
Bought a lowepro protactic 450 AW II which is also accepted by most airlines (I said most cuz I can't ascertain if all airlines allowed it but I didn't have any issue so far with big and small airlines). Used the first version, had no complaint.
Wayne Low Lowe pro makes the best bags they get a lot of flack/ignored because Peak Design pays more in kickbacks.
For me the big issue is Telephoto lenses. You missing an evaluation for wildlife photography. These lenses are easier to store...
"Little zipper pouch you can put your weed in there.." Sold!
I immediately went, “That’s the one for me!”
I've had the Atlas Adventure for a couple of years, heavy regular use. Tough and comfortable. When I was looking it was the only one that would take my 500 f4.5 sigma lens. The challenge with all these bags is that they can carry so much stuff you need a sherpa. Great review, everyone has different needs.
Don't Worry. You have the E-M1 Mark III with the 300mm F4 Pro. It will handle the water.
I wonder how long this video was after the first round of edits
43 minutes on the first pass. It's been a long week.
They all look very good though I think I would need a lot of Gym training to get one on and off my back / send me some muscles 😂 great vid Chris and Jordan as always. 🤓
I like the looks of the "backpack" style bags over the square Urban look bags. Keep thinking Ninja Turtle with those lol
The Atlas Athlete is an awesome pack, comfortable and carries a decent load. I regularly carry, 2 DSLRs and 3-5 lens as well as hiking camping gear. The one thing you missed is that it has a integrated rain cover in the tiny hidden pocket at the bottom as well to keep it even drier in the wet weather.
Not to mention the origami core (which is awesome) to allow for more or less space in the camera dept.
And its ability be so low profile if you're not carrying excess and stuff is fantastic about it.
I actually just ordered the athlete. I have bought lowered tiered bags before, but like a tripod, you get what you pay for and I think this bag should last me a very long time.
@@haroldcarlson2775 Correct. I have used many bags, my only two remaining are the Athlete, and my Tenba Solstice. Another great bag.
Jeff yes, love the origami core, allows flexibility, I do wish the core was a little bit deeper though as fitting my DSLR’s in is a tight squeeze. I feel they are better for mirrorless cameras.
@@boardriderz I absolutely agree. If the core just had a few more inches of breathing room it would be absolutely perfect. I can still get my camera with two regular lenses and a 100-400. Which gives me just enough room to put in a few things like batteries etc.
But that's why I have my Tenba. still nice and compact but it's deeper and has a little bit more breathing room when it comes to camera gear.
well review, I choose F-Stop.
What about the Mindshift Horizon 180 ? It's rotating pouch makes it sooooo convenient when you are on the run and don't get much time to drop the bag, pull out the stuff, shoot, then pull it back in.
Pounds? POUNDS? The hell are those? Like, 756.91 candela?
Ha Ha, yeah, where are the Kgs??
Beta Carotin it’s a unit of currency in United Great England
Lol finally. All these European measurements mean nothing to me.
@@Adam-zx2xj Only for those over 60. I'm 57 and all my schooling in UK was in metric. Yes I think of long distances in miles and someone's weitht in Stone & pounds but for everything else I think in metric. I think those under 45 really only think in metric. it's a far more logical system!
Steve2426 Yup, the metric system is based on abstract logic, while the customary system is based on real physical objects that people typically need to measure.
Great video... but why no Lowepro bags in the lineup?
Lol somebody’s backyard in Tampa hot. It has been hot here. If you’re ever in the area come say hello!
Got the shimoda. Love how comfy it is. Down side is the laptop sleeve. Their customer support is amazing shoutout to them because they replaced a soft shell. Ordered it from amazon and there was a tear on the soft shell. I asked for a soft shell and they ended giving me the whole set. I use the second medium dividers for another backpack.
Death Stranding :)
I'm happy as cats with my Protactic 450 AW II but I still enjoy watching these videos for the fun.
I laughed out loud at the machete New York joke.
The manfrotto bag doesn't look good at all for the price.
I bought that manfrotto bag for roughly 105 USD.
And this how review should be made, with the right amount of information, jokes, and tests.
Aluminum frame and waist belt are a must for multi-day hiking trips. I’ve done a lot of hiking in sand and dunes which makes weight even harder to carry. Once I finally upgraded to a proper hiking bag it made such a difference. I went with the F-stop Tilopa, but the shimodas seem awesome too! I also own and have used the Wandrd Prvke 31L which is good for shorter day hikes with lighter equipment.
No lowepro? Whistler, pro trekker, powder?
The strider - LowePro is “Hors concours”
Shimoda actually has a newer design, you used the older design. The newer action x is even better! With still the same things you liked about this one.
MrJRon115 I’m thinking about getting the X30 for my LUMIX G9 and Mavic 2 Pro🤔?
I have ordered the Action X50, cant wait to get it
@@leef3167 How active will you be with the bag?
@@Sam1986E I have had the X50 for about 3 months. Look on eBay lots will become up lightly used. It is a great bag as long as don't have it on you back for more than an hour. It's a big backpack with small backpack straps.
@@garrymcleod3334 Thank you for the update. So you wouldn't recommend the Shimoda then? Not even the X30?? What bag did you end up going with?? I need something i can take on longer hiking trips like the Narrows in Zion National Park and i have the Canon R5 and need something big enough to carry that and all filters tripods etc
The Atlas Athlete is an excellent bag. It's more my long-range one. 15+ miles. I can put my tripod inside of it too. No snagging on trees etc... Another is the Shimoda X30. It's my mid-range 10-mile pack or shorter depending on what's needed. My short-range or crawling through tight spaces pack is the Mindshift Backlight 18L. All 3 of these packs are comfortable and hold my gear perfectly. I had been using an F-Stop Tilopa for 8 years until it finally started falling apart. It went through a lot. I loved that pack's design but it never really fit me very well.
All of my gear goes into 1-gallon freezer zip lock bags.
Now that I'm older the pack has to fit comfortably first and foremost.
Hi, do you mind sharing what tripod do you have that fits to the Atlas? I like to do long-exposures while sightseeing thus I also prefer to put my tripod inside the backpack to avoid any issues on public transportation / going from one building to another / malls, caffees etc. Unfortunately I do not really see bags advertised/tested with this functionality (even if the bag is capable to do that physically).
@lavapix, how do you compare the back mesh panel of the Atlas Athlete & Shimoda X30 against proper hiking bags like Osprey Stratos and Gregory Citro? Those two latter bags have excellent tensioned and suspended mesh back panel which are better ventilated than most foam mesh. I noticed both the Athlete and Shimoda X are still using foam mesh, which usually translate to a sweaty back for me.
@@ezustnyar I have an old Dolica carbon fiber tripod that has a removable monopod leg. Removing that leg and stuffing the tripod inside of the inner bag on the front side of the camera pod works great.
I'm not into those huge heavy tripods. My hikes are too long. I also do lots of long exposures.
@@akirahojo2 Weird. I replied hours ago but I guess it didn't send.
The Atlas is more like the packs you're noting. The Shimoda has a nice adjustable shoulder harness.
As far as a sweaty back, that really depends on how they fit on you. I prefer a pack that sits tight to my entire back and becomes one with my body with the bulk of the weight up high. I do lots of technical hiking. Both packs fit great on me. Sometimes it's hard to decide which one to use.
33°C? That's nothing compared to 464°C on Venus or 5,505°C on the Sun.
You have a valid point.
which is still nothing compared to newly formed neutron stars after a supernova, where its core reaches a mere 100 000 000 000°C or K whatever.
How many Nocts is that?
Nice video.
Yet I think by far the perfect bag for me is Think Tank Photo Urban Access 15. It got styles, customizability, and comfort. I was really surprised that not much review over it in youtube, and curious how would professionals feel about the Access 15.
At 30+ pounds any pack will become very uncomfortable after a few minutes unless you have transferred the weight to your hips. That is what the hip belt is for. A good pack has minimal weight resting on your shoulders. Shoulder straps are ONLY to prevent the pack from falling backward.
Which bag do you think would be best to include a gimbal? I have the Zhiyun Crane 2S and would prefer to carry it in the same bag as the rest of my gear without disassembling it. If anyone has any thoughts on that, it would be much appreciated. The bag would also have a mirrorless camera, three lenses, and a mavic pro.
Loved it. I'm not a Canadian, so north of 30lbs, urban style be damned, I'll take the CosySpeed and use the waist belt - especially if frolicking is likely to be a trip requirement
I've been using the Manfrotto Mover 50 for the last 2 years and it's a beast. I am yet to find a situation where something doesn't fit in it and it still shows no signs of wearing. I manage to pack 2 camera bodies, 5 lenses, flash, case for cleaning kit and filters, laptop, mouse, charger for the laptop and the camera, 4 batteries, external hard disk, tripod and there is still a bit of room for smaller things and a compartment for my documents or a tablet.
Love this video. i'm on the hunt for a new bag in 2024, and after having the Atlas for several years, I'm considering the PRVKE 21L or 31L. What would you do? Keep rocking the Athlete... OR pick up the 21L or 31L PRVKE? Going to carry an A7siii, 14-24, 24-105, DJI Air2S and smart remote with 3 batteries.
Some nice packs there but one problem I find with these packs is they dont have enough padding at the bottom. Often after a full day and you get tired it is easy to put the pack down a bit hard and damage gear as it hits the ground. I like to put some closed cell foam across the bottom under the insert, as much as I can.
I own the atlas athlete and it's fantastic
Pgytech OneMo 👍 But what this episode was filmed on?
Wandrd Access duffel is my favorite travel bag (replaced camera cube with tenba dna 11 for daybag carry). Also love Mindshift Backlight 26L for times I need to carry more.
I'll second this - I wish they had included the Access Duffel, as I've been contemplating it
The Mindshift backpacks are great for carrying photo gear with some space for clothing and extras. Very well made but no pull out cubes. I have 3 for my mirrorless and DSLR systems.
Was surprised they didn't include a F-Stop backpack in their test they make decent gear. The Tenba DNA Messengers are an excellent bag for urban photography and don't scream camera bag.
Moderately surprised that we don't have LowePro or Think Tank bags in here, like the BackLight series... Especially since you're using ThinkTank accessory pouch thingies :P
So! Who is the winner in this competition? lol
Should check also Fstop gear bags. Out of all the bags I’ve bought (something my wife is starting to hate) it’s the only one that hits all the check marks when I need to carry a lot of gear or travel.
Cosyspeed ist great! 💪🏼
"Because travel is such a big thing in 2020." Ha ha.
Gene Kochanowsky well for some countries travel within the country is still possible, i’m looking for a pack and this video helps
So I am curious why you reviewed the Shiimoda Explorer 40 (still a great bag) instead of the 30L or 50L from the new Action X series that features the Expandable Roll-Top and removable belt and other enhancements. The Action X 30L with rolltop hold as much a the Explorer 40. Thanks for the reviews though.
ATLASPacks are the best. So configurable and comfortable.
Peak Design are a bit overpriced, I bought one of their 'Everyday Slings', the stitching was frayed and the divider it came with for separating gear was also of low quality. Much happier with my Manfrotto Street backpack.
Luke peak design is over rated trash.
I have the Wandrd prvke, but the 21 not the 31, mistake on my part. But it my absolute favorite still, and I'm still able to fit my EOS R, c100, two microphones, 5 sometimes 6 lenses, batteries, cards, and a 15 inch laptop. I could only imagine what I could fit in the 31.
Really informative Vid as I was considering the Manfrotto Mover but glad that I decided to take the Thule Enroute instead.
Yeah was also missing the really popular Lowepro Backpacks. Probably they won't lend you a bag for testing? ;-)
lol, human backpack centipede thumbnail is amazing. But let’s be real, no Peter McKinnon bag? You’re doing it wrong.
I admit it's very weird to not see that bag in the starting line
Yeah. Having tried the and returned the peak design bag (camera cubes only take up more space and add weight), the moment I got the McKinnon bag, quality was already the best bag I’d ever seen, and in use, I’m discovering I like it the most of any bag I’ve ever used. I wish the inside color was different, and the flip flop between the front and back of the bag can be slightly annoying sometimes, but none of these bags even come close.
Now, I always had an issue with finding a good backpack, because most of them did not fit the mirrorless small camera Systems such as Leica M, m4/3 or Fuji because they HD DSLR sizes in mind and had not really the capacity to carry food, clothing, drinking, hygiene etc for trip of 2-4 days or a longer outdoor sessions.
Long story short, the best backpack for the small camera user that does travel and hike after a long search for me is Wandrd. The PRVKE is the perfect compromise between city and hike and fits a lot of gear. I have a Leica M plus 35mm Cron, 50 Lux, Olympus EM1MKIII with 12-100, 7-14 and 300mm, EC14, Rode Mike, GoPro 8, Peak Design Travel Tripod with space for stuff for a 3-4 day hike.
Their new Fernweh improves so much on the PRVKE for Hiking... once they have another color for that one (like the green or blue for PRVKE) I‘ll be first in line.
I just picked up the PRVKE 21. thanks for the review!
This thumbnail might be the best one you guys ever did!
Yet another entertaining *and* informative clip. Some other "reviewers" in this field fail miserably when they attempt either, let alone both. Just one thought: Australia moved to the metric system many years ago, and though I grew up using archaic measurements, it takes me a bit to convert back and forth: maybe you could put a conversion overlay on the clip for when you mention one metrological system in lieu of another? I have a much-loved friend in America and if I tell her it's 33 degrees outside she gets thoroughly lost, so a conversion might benefit a lot of people. One other thing: I have an inherent distrust of airline baggage handlers and insist on carrying my camera and laptop ontp the plane myself - maybe a review of bags that are a size suitable for carry-on luggage would not go astray? Please though, keep up your excellent work - I look forward to every clip.
You should add travel to the title. These are huge! Even my huge Lowepro protactic 450 II was smaller than most of these.
“I can bring two more machetes and a hatchet” 😂 Am I perhaps seeing a new direction for DP Review, different gear for different times? =P
You might want to remeasure your horse =)
Gotta “hand” it to you... =)
I have a terrible $250 manfrotto pro backpack it’s horrible, the configurations don’t make any sense. If you set it up like the pictures you can’t get your gear out from the quick pockets on the side so what was the point? I can get lack of access with a cheap backpack. I got discouraged and got an AmazonBasics camera and laptop bag. I have my GH5 + 2 lenses, my RX100, shotgun mic, wireless mic, memory card pack, chargers, gorilla pod, pixie tripod, laptop, backup hard drive, lens filters and it was $46
As an America, the imperial measurement shade in these videos is perfect. :D
Also I have a Prvke and use it as a daily driver when I don't need it for photography. Damn good bag.
For hiking... Shimoda is really hard to beat!
Where's the small day trip to a theme park that doesn't break my back at the end of the day bag? I don't need to carry 50lbs of gear.. And I need it to fit under my feet on the rides
I have the Atlas Athlete and love it. It is very comfortable and well padded and can carry a pro DSLR and lenses, but not attached. The camera needs to lay down. For me one of the best aspects is how condensed it becomes if not packed out. It can be very low profile.
Hoping to see the Brevite Scout II on here since that's the bag I'm currently looking at..
Great review. Personally, I would need a truck to haul these huge and heavy backpacks.
A couple of those brands are not sold at all where I live (Europe). The most popular brand here is Lowepro.
"Deserts of Iran hot" - I am an Iranian, and thank you for the shout out :))
Mohammad Rezaie JESUS CHRIST Loves you. He Dies for our Sins.
@@letsfindout6587 I know this isn't the UA-cam channel for this, but since you brought it up I think we should focus more on being good to each other rather than debating whether it's jeasus or Allah who loves you more.
Malek satan is desguised as a angel of light BUT there is NO Truth in him. God bless you and your family in the name of Jesus Christ amen.
@@letsfindout6587 thanks but I don't believe in Allah neither in jeasus and I won't debate what's have been debated for centuries. This is a photography channel.
Nice review! 👍
But no words about the question: is attachment of tripod on the side of backpak so convenient? As for me - it is uncomfortable for rather long walking (if at all). In this case weight is not evenly distributed and my back back gets tired quickly. It's much more reasonable to attach tripod along the spine as in some old backpacks like Lowepro Flipside 300 (1st version) etc. After all, nobody takes an unequal weight on shoulders when doing sit-ups in gym if doesnt't want to have backache. Here is the same principle. The Manfrotto backpack has a better design from this point of view.
Another great video, in fact I just ordered my Atlas Athlete bag!
I loved this video, good information and as always....humor.
"rainfall simulation device" - I LOL'd
You guys missed the best ones: F-Stop Gear!
Seriously! Shoulda been on the list
Great review video. So thorough and covered all the bases that I was asking about to myself but no one was listening.....I think i'll get the new(?) Wandrd Prvke 41L and they supposedly upgraded a few things on all their bags since this review. Again, thanks!
Did you get the Prvke in the end? What do you think of it?
@@sidbrun_ I did and I returned it. It was a little too tall and stiff and didn't fit my needs. I tried a ton of these bags including the Shimoda Action X30, and others. I liked the Shimoda but too heavy without ever putting anything into it. Oddly, I settled on the Tenba Fulton 16L. Much smaller but I'm going lighter and lighter each trip. It fits my Nikon Z7ii, 24-120 and 100-400 zoom which is large and enough room for filters, etc. If you have questions on others, I think i've tried them all. Not easy.
@@gerryphilpott9766 thanks! I ask because I got the 21L last week, and it's actually very uncomfortable on my body after 15 minutes or so. It somehow makes my little Canon M6 with lenses feel like a brick, let alone putting my Canon R in it. I took the cube out and tried using it as an everyday backpack too but that's still not great and my shoulders have a dull ache today.
So I'm wondering why so many reviewers have called it the "most comfortable" camera backpack. I'll be returning it and I think I'll just go back to using my normal backpack and use one of Tenba's "BYOB" cubes instead. You're right, it's definitely not easy, I've watched too many reviews at this point.
@@sidbrun_ I felt the same way. Good choice. I have an Osprey regular hiking backpack for when i need more and it's lighter, more comfortable and i have an old ICU I put in if needed. Good luck.
Unluckily you can't test all the bags out there. So the bag I'm currently interested in (NYA EVO 36) is not in your test. But the comparison was interesing anyway especially how good they handle larger cameras.
Camera Backpacks it's always wasting of money. not just OVERexpansive but also useless unless you travel in the car or bring you gear on shooting spots in the same city. no, almost no places for socks, underwear, jeans, etc, IMHO much smarter to buy a regular backpack and put insert for gear. inserts from eBay/ali very cheap, also tenba make pretty nice, though expensive. but I have lifehack: lunch bags can cost almost nothing- 99cents and up but work as inserts(not as a bag) very good. they also cooling gear
I have the Shinobi back pack. It's fucking shit. All the stuff falls out of the camera dividers and goes behind it. Then it squashes into your back. Trying to get the divider out is a nightmare. 1/10 I piss on this bag. Wish I didn't spend so much money on it. My opinion.
Living in Cumbria, the water tests are good to know. However the comments made me laugh “comfortable on my big but”... I’m also visualising turning up at a UK airport with a machete.
I like the format of this review. I wish somebody did this for female bodies. Because apparently the only camera bags designed for women look like handbags, which are not very practical for hiking. But it is impossible to consider the bags shown here because they're never reviewed for women. I don't know if you know this, but our chests and hips look different. Normal hiking bag designer know that women need different bags. I don't understand why camera bag designers ignore this.
Gotta say the older Wandrd Prvke is not so great. The dividers are too thin and don't protect your camera gear AT ALL. They have new dividers but don't sell them separately and won't replace the old ones, making any pack bought just a few years ago worthless for photography. That's terrible customer service right there.
“He pullsh a knife, you pull a GFX 100... that’sh the Dpreview way”
I used to love bag reviews, but this didnt tickle my fancy at all. WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME :(
Hi i have 15,6 inch Hp elitebook and sony rx10 mark 4. Can you suggest me a camera bag.