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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scott Murray" data-source="post: 796544" data-attributes="member: 9753">This is my camera bag that I will be taking.<img src="http://cdn0.mos.techradar.futurecdn.net//art/features/Best photo backpacks PhotoPlus 59/CAN59.group_t.tamracadvent2-580-100.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />The Adventure 9 combines a separate daypack and photo section, but you can knock these through into one large compartment by undoing the Velcro-fixed central divider. In regular two-section mode, the bottom half has plenty of room for a DSLR with fitted 70-300mm lens and four other lenses (or three plus a flashgun).The compartment is noticeably deeper than many, and has no problem taking a big body complete with battery grip. Small models can actually feel a bit lost.There's a wealth of memory card and battery organisers, built into the internal sides of the cover flaps, plus a 'pop-off pocket' ideal for mains chargers and cables. Straps are available for lashing a tripod to slots on the underside of the pack, but these have to be purchased separately.Another clue as to the larger-than-average build is that the backpack has an extra section for a 17-inch laptop, which can easily take 15.6-inch widescreen models. With its well-fitting harness, complete with chest and waist straps, the Tamrac Adventure 9 lives up to its name. There's no slip-on rain cover but it's very water-resistant, right down to its weatherproof zips.</blockquote>