Hey everyone, today we're gonna take a look at the Altura Photo Wanderer
backpack for DSLR and mirrorless cameras stay tuned
so I like to carry around a lot of gear
when I'm out shooting. I like to also make sure that it's safe, it's
protected and it's comfortable carrying around all day. now the Altura Photo
Wanderer backpack it's a classic panel loader style backpack where you access
your DSLR or mirrorless camera and lenses from the front. It's made from
high-quality water repellent nylon, this is gonna keep
your camera and your gear safe at all times without shooting.
Also, the padded ergonomic shoulder harnesses are gonna evenly distribute
the weight on your back to make sure you have all-day carrying comfort. Alright,
let's see how much gear you can actually fit in the Altura Photo Wanderer
backpack. The Wanderer is rated to hold a DSLR or mirrorless camera with a lens
attached as well as four to five additional lenses, you can also store a
flash and it also holds a tripod on the outside of the bag, now the bag is
carry-on compatible for most airlines. It's slim enough also to fit underneath
the seat and you can also store it in the overhead compartments nice feature
about the design is that you can even fit long lenses like a 70 to 200 100 to
400 and if you reconfigure the padded dividers, you can even get a 150 to 600
millimeter lens inside and safely protected. Right now I'm carrying with me
a 60 mark 2 with a 17- 40 millimeter f/4l lens attached to it, in addition to
my camera I have four additional lenses. I have a 100 millimeter macro which is
one of my favorite lenses, I have the 35 millimeter F 1 point 4 L, I had the 8 to
15 millimeter fisheye, and I have the trusted telephoto lens the 70 to 200
millimeter F 2.8 L IS USM zoom lens. In addition to my camera and lenses I'd
like to carry around with me my 600 EXR T flash and this all fits inside really
nicely it's protected and it's easy to access. Now in addition to
all that camera gear, I can also fit my tripod on the side of the bag and I'll
show you how to do that later on. You can also bring you along your tablet or a
laptop up to 14 inches in size, now that's a great feature considering how
slim the backpack is. In addition Altura Photo put a lot of thought and
design in this backpack and they give you some added security when you fully
close the backpack and the zippers are meeting you can attach a luggage lock,
this will really help keep those kids from accessing your camera gear.
In addition, if you look inside the camera backpack, you'll notice on the on the lid,
there's another pocket, this allows you to store additional accessories, like
batteries, your cleaning kits and so forth, also the zipper gets tucked away
and this helps protect your gear from getting scratched from the metal
zipper. Along with all the cameras and lenses you're going to bring with you,
you're going to need to have several important accessories with you
and Altura Photo provided some zippered pockets to keep your accessories
organized. Now on the front of the bag, on the outside, you have a zippered pocket,
where you can keep memory cards, filters, I even bring along a little journal to
write down some of my settings that I've shot with and some other notes of the
day shoot and you can keep it on the front, also you'll notice that the zipper
gets tucked away and this keeps that clean design on the front of the bag.
If we look on the side of the bag you'll notice a shallow pocket as well, it's a
zippered pocket, you can keep some batteries in there for quick access. Now
that we have all the gear inside, let's see how well it fits.
First, the Altura Photo Wanderer backpack has nicely padded shoulder straps that
are fully adjustable to your height, so you can adjust them with these straps
simply by pulling them down or releasing them.
It also features lumbar support, the load lifters on the top over here, you just
simply pull them and this is going to help with the placement of the backpack
on your back. Now there's reinforced stitching on the
straps as well as all around the backpack, giving you that security that
your gear is safe and protected when you're on the move. In addition to all
the gear that you can store it inside the backpack, the Altura Photo Wanderer
backpack has to Deering's, they're found on each
shoulder strap, this allows you to carry around other necessities, like I set of
keys, water bottle maybe you need to carry around an ID pass for when you're
recording a concert. You can also place your sunglasses there if you're walking
outside. Now let's take a look at what else you can carry with the Altura
Photo Wanderer backpack especially on the side you'll see straps and a pocket
to attach a tripod so let's see how you do that. Attaching your tripod is fast
and easy, all you're going to do is simply pull down on the pocket on the
side of the bag, this is gonna expose the tripod boot and then you're gonna take
your tripod you're going to insert the legs into the strap either one or two
the legs depending on the size of the tripod and you're gonna feed it all the
way down until the feet fit inside the pocket. Now to secure it to the side, all
you have to do is simply pull on the locking strap and there you have it.
You have your tripod attached to the camera bag and you're ready for a full day shot.
Thank you for watching this video on the Altura Photo Wanderer series
backpack, please let us know what you think and if you currently own the
Wanderer backpack, let us know in the comment section how it works for you.
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at the Digital Goja Showroom. Adam here keep on shooting.
I'll catch in the next video.