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WHAT'S IN MY LOWEPRO BACKPACK
- Canon EOS 70D
- Tamron 18-400mm Di II VC HLD with a 72mm Pro-Master UV Filter
- Tamron150 - 600mm Di VC USD G2 with a 95mm B+W UV filter
- Canon EF100mm Macro USM Lens with a 58mm Canon UV Haze-1 Filter
- Canon 470EX-AI Speedlite
- Pluto Trigger with Laser
- Canon Angle Finder C
- Canon Off-Camera Shoe Cord
- Spare Canon Battery Pack BP-511
- PNY 64 GB Elite Performance SD Card
- Hakuba Media Card Case
- Cleaning Cloths,Cleaning Solution Blow Brush, Q-Tips
Small Directional Flash LightSmall Pocket KnifeSmall ScrewDriverCompact unbrellaSpare Lithium Batteries,1 re-chargeable set, 1 throw away set
A 35mm film container with band-aids, gauze, rubber gloves & Tylenolfor minor emergencies
Plastic cover for my membership cards to the zoo, gardens etc.I don't always carry my purse with me but when I go to the zoo or gardens I always have my camera, so these cards stay with the camera
Pen & Pocket NotebookTwo Plastic Grocery BagsYou never know when you may need to cover the camera up quickly from the elements
A BandanaCan be used for many things~Dry your hands, the camera, cover the camera, etc.Scarf, Gloves & Ear MuffsFor The WinterCarabeaners & Clips on the zippers of the backpack~These can keep your keys handy
I know that this must seem like a huge amount of things to carry but everything is very organized and in its place. At any given moment I can grab my backpack and go. I don't like to try and decide ahead of time what I may need because I will always forget something. The backpack is durable and very comfortable, I can go the entire day without having my back hurt. Comfort and organization are the two big things for me so it works out well. And lastly, something I learned years ago in my "scout mommy" days,
~BE PREPARED!~