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Messenger Bag as photo bag (piefed.jeena.net)
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I've had a messenger bag as my photography bag for most of my amateiur photographer career for the past 15 years. They are stylish and I fit everything in.
But now I feel when I have it on my the whole day my neck afterwards hurt a lot on the one side, like really a lot.
I mostly take my camera with me when we go travel with the family, we have two children and I have to carry the little one constantly.
This leads to me sometimes not to bring my camera because it's just to hurtful. And then I regret it every time I look at the phone pictures.

I guess it's time for a travel camera backpack ...

Edit: I have a lot of things to carry, the Sony A7C body, a 35mm f1.8, a 70-200 f4, and a small cheap pancake lens. Then strong usb-c charger which I use for charging phone, camera and laptop. Sometimes I bring the laptop also.

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[–] tychosmoose@lemmy.world 2 points 3 months ago

Yeah, that's a lot of mass. We shoot with wide to short-telephoto primes. The biggest lens in my bag is <400g with a 67mm filter thread. It's pretty easy to keep them safe, even on rough trails.