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CAMERA BAG STYLES
The style and design of your camera bag will help you carry your camera gear safely, but it also determines how comfortably you’ll carry the gear. Finding just the right mix of safety, comfort, and style in a camera bag will help you better enjoy your photography experience.
Backpack: For those who are hiking or who need both hands free, a backpack style camera bag works well. You can adjust the straps on this style of bag to make it comfortable to use, as it distributes the weight across your back. Backpack style camera bags are large and offer a lot of padding.
Luggage: A luggage style camera bag usually will have a hard-sided exterior, making it perfect for airline travel. These bags can hold a lot of gear. They often have wheels to make it easier to move them around, much like luggage. This type of large bag is a good option to hold all of your gear for those times you need to bring everything or just to store the gear safely at home. You then could buy a smaller, lighter bag to carry when you need less gear.
Shoulder: A shoulder camera bag will be the most most common option for carrying your camera gear. The shoulder bag also offers a bit more style than some other options. You may find a shoulder camera bag that looks more like a purse, for example. Even these stylish models have padding and compartments inside.
Sling/holster: A sling style camera bag, also called a holster bag, is smaller than other options. It fits across the shoulders and chest to give you quick access to your DSLR. This works well if you just have one camera and one or two lenses and small accessories to carry. You’ll need a larger camera bag to carry multiple DSLR bodies and lenses, though.