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<blockquote data-quote="Burt" data-source="post: 844399" data-attributes="member: 68616">I just bought this camera (Z7II), and I'm slowly settling down in the new environment... While I really enjoy the ergonomic part of it, I now would like to improve, if possible with accessories that can make you enjoy this camera even more... Thing is, I have been burned several times before, by buying useless gadgets that did add nothing other than weight..So I would like to make a list of good gear that actually does work as intended, and it is good value for money...First on the list is a good backpack, follow by a camera form of protection... I have seeing online several forms of rigs, silicon skin, leather skins and L frames...By keeping in mind that I do lots of walks with the camera often in my hand ready, I was wondering what you guys would recommend as far as backpack and camera protection..The backpack will need to be sturdy, waterproof and large enough to carry two cameras, lenses and pretty much everything else... The camera protection would be aimed mainly at preventing scratches and dents, if possible... I often use natural objects, such as tree's branches or rocks to position the camera...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Burt, post: 844399, member: 68616"] I just bought this camera (Z7II), and I'm slowly settling down in the new environment... While I really enjoy the ergonomic part of it, I now would like to improve, if possible with accessories that can make you enjoy this camera even more... Thing is, I have been burned several times before, by buying useless gadgets that did add nothing other than weight.. So I would like to make a list of good gear that actually does work as intended, and it is good value for money... First on the list is a good backpack, follow by a camera form of protection... I have seeing online several forms of rigs, silicon skin, leather skins and L frames... By keeping in mind that I do lots of walks with the camera often in my hand ready, I was wondering what you guys would recommend as far as backpack and camera protection.. The backpack will need to be sturdy, waterproof and large enough to carry two cameras, lenses and pretty much everything else... The camera protection would be aimed mainly at preventing scratches and dents, if possible... I often use natural objects, such as tree's branches or rocks to position the camera... [/QUOTE]

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