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p.1 #18 · p.1 #18 · Carrying a camera with a hiking pack in the backcountry | |
I've been using Peak Design Capture Pro clip since their first kickstarter, and do a lot of hiking. Depending on the trip, what I might expect to photograph and difficulty of terrain I choose either a small daypack, F-Stop Loka or Clik Elite Contrejour 35. Regardless of gear, there's a Capture Pro attached to my left shoulder strap for quick access. Also, regardless of pack I have a spare Lowepro or Pearstone padded molle lens case attached to my belt strap with blower, lens cloth, spare battery and a place to put lens cover.
For short hikes in my woods I use a think tank pro speed belt, also with capture pro and a padded lens case or three.
This system works very well for me, I'm a big fan of the capture pro system.
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