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2. Best video camera bags for traveling - AOL

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   Whether I’m shooting with a professional documentary camera (usually a Sony FS-7 or Canon C-series), or DSLRs, or even all-in-one ENG (electronic news gathering) cameras, I look for bags that ...

3. 10 Bestselling Bags From Amazon Under $100 - AOL

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   Nail the Rich Mom Aesthetic With These Secretly Affordable Totes Elevate your accessories with these 10 bestselling bags from Amazon all under $100! These trendy totes look far more expensive than ...

4. The Best Gifts for Photographers from Newbies to Pros - AOL

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   $10 from Etsy Shop Now. Give your favorite photographer some flair for their jacket, camera bag, or backpack with one of these cute enamel pins from National Dry Goods.

5. Lowepro - Wikipedia

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   The Slingshot range is aimed at professional news and sports photographers, [6] providing easy access to cameras for rapid shooting; CNet found the SlingShot 300 AW Camera Bag offered good protection and easy access. [7] The FastPack is a rucksack-style range, which CNet found less refined. [8] Other products include bags for drones and laptops.

6. Billingham Bags - Wikipedia

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   Billingham Bags (M Billingham & Co Ltd) was founded in 1973 by Martin Billingham, [2] and is still owned and run by the Billingham family. Originally a manufacturer of fishing bags, in 1978 Billingham discovered that a large number of their bags were being sold to a photographer in New York City.

7. Camera bag - Wikipedia

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   A camera bag. Camera bags are a 20th-century development for the convenient carrying and quick access to high-end camera equipment. They replaced fitted leather cases that were supplied with the earliest cameras. [1] In the 1970s, war and documentary photographers used fishing bags made by English companies Brady and Billingham. [2]