Economical Dry Pack for a DSLR

[brian carr]

Folks – This is my first post so be gentle!  I am looking for perhaps a back pack?

[Ronnie Moore]

Gentle? This isn’t the Drake ya know.

I have nothing. But when you find something that works let me know.

[Tim Angeli]

This worked well for a week of wading saltwater flats, and is a lot cheaper than a lot of other waterproof packs: http://www.amazon.com/Seattle-Sports-Aquaknot-Backpack-Yellow/dp/B001HYIC5I/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1311891822&sr=8-14.

[David Anderson]

What Tim said about roll tops dry bags.

I’ve spent some serious money on ‘dry’ camera bags and been very let down, but the cheaper Lowpro Ranger pack I have with a couple dry bags has been great.

In the Ranger I have a dry sack lining the bottom padded section.
Normally it’s rolled down out of the way and the pack works like any other, but if it’s raining or I’m deep wading, I roll the top over the gear.

www.dsaphoto.com

A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

[brian carr]

Thanks guys for the responses.

[Steve K.]

Post up the goods noob!

Just kidding 🙂

I use one of these:

http://www.aquapac.net/usastore/water-photo-slr-pouch-869-0.html

I also have one of their backpacks:

Both have served me well.

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