5 Kamerataschen im Vergleich
Im Vergleich der Redaktion von WhatDigital-Camera stehen 5 Kamerarucksäcke. Die wichtigsten Faktoren im Test sind die Wasserdichte, die Bequemlichkeit der Schultergurte, die schnelle Erreichbarkeit der Kamera und die Aufteilung der Kammern innerhalb des Rucksacks. Den ersten Platz des Tests erzielt mit voller Punktzahl der Lowepro Flipside 400 AW, der einen großzügigen Raum bietet für schweres Equipment und dennoch bequem sitzt. Hochgelobt wird auf Platz 2 der Vanguard UP-Rise II 48 dank seiner guten Erreichbarkeit und seinem wasserresistenten Material. Rang 3 erreicht der Tamrac Corona 14.
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Lowepro Flipside 400 AW schwarz
The Lowepro Flipside 400 AW is an extremely spacious rucksack that will doubtless appeal to those photographers with a lot of equipment to carry around. The rear-access design makes it a practical bag for those looking to maximise the security of their equipment, while the inclusion of a padded waist belt also makes it especially well suited to landscape photographers looking to get out into the hills with a tonne of gear.
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Vanguard UP-Rise II 48
While the Vanguard UP-Rise II 48 is light on quick-access external pockets, it remains a spacious and flexible bag that can be easily tailored to suit your equipment. The use of water-resistant material and plenty of padding also ensures that your equipment is kept secure and safe. Overall, it's a great bag for those photographers with lots of equipment to carry.
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Tamrac Corona 14
The Tamrac Corona 14 is a stylish and flexible rucksack that provides plenty of space along with the flexibility to get directly to your camera from both sides of the bag. The open top section also increases the bag's usefulness as a general daysack, allowing you to store essential everyday items as well as your camera equipment.
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Thule Covert DSLR Rolltop
While the lack of a padded waist belt and the lack of an external rain cover preclude the Thule Covert DSLR Rolltop from being a suitable bag for long treks in the open countryside, it remains an excellent choice for those urban photographers looking for a flexible bag that can carry a slimmed down set of essential camera equipment alongside some general items.
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Manfrotto Professional Backpack 20
The Manfrotto Professional Backpack 20 is an extremely well-made and durable rucksack that is able to carry a decent amount of equipment, and still have a bit of room left over for other small non-photographic accessories. While a padded waist belt would undoubtedly make it more comfortable to wear for extended periods of time, it nonetheless remains an excellent rucksack for shorter treks.
