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Camera backpack for international travel

I'm planning to visit southeast Asia for at least one month in a couple of months and since I will be working on a particular project I will be bringing more equipment than just my 'travel set'. My shooting style will be a mix of architectural work with longer setups and some street shooting and I am therefore looking for a good camera bag that needs to able to do the following:

- be carry-on sized for plane travel
- hold 2 dslr bodies (5DmkII, 7D)
- hold 4-5 lenses (TS-E17, 70-200/4, 50/1.4, 16-35)
- have a tripod mount that allows access to the gear with the tripod still attached (in most cases side mounted)
- have an excellent support system for long walks in the tropical Asian heat

Things that I would like to see but that aren't deal breakers:

- carry up to a 15" laptop
- easy access to the gear without the need to completely take off the bag
- be a reasonable daypack with storage for things like jackets and other camera-unrelated things
- doesn't stand out too much
- be weather resistant
- not break the bank ($300 or below would be nice)

So far i have looked into the Lowepro Pro Trekker 300/400, Flipside 300/400, Vertex 200/300, Rover Pro 35/45; the ThinkTank StreetWalker HardDrive; the Gura Gear Bataflea and Kiboko (what's the difference, really?) and some bags by Clik, a brand I haven't heard of before.

If you have experience with any of these bags, know another bag that would fit my requirements and/or have experience with any of the shooting situations I just described I would love to hear your opinion on this. I'm also open to any other ideas of how to travel with my gear and what kinds of luggage to bring besides a camera bag.
03.06.13, 08:23
I'm planning to visit southeast Asia for at least one month in a couple of months and since I will be working on a particular project I will be bringing more equipment than just my 'travel set'. My shooting style will be a mix of architectural work with longer setups and some street shooting and I am therefore looking for a good camera bag that needs to able to do the following:

- be carry-on sized for plane travel
- hold 2 dslr bodies (5DmkII, 7D)
- hold 4-5 lenses (TS-E17, 70-200/4, 50/1.4, 16-35)
- have a tripod mount that allows access to the gear with the tripod still attached (in most cases side mounted)
- have an excellent support system for long walks in the tropical Asian heat

Things that I would like to see but that aren't deal breakers:

- carry up to a 15" laptop
- easy access to the gear without the need to completely take off the bag
- be a reasonable daypack with storage for things like jackets and other camera-unrelated things
- doesn't stand out too much
- be weather resistant
- not break the bank ($300 or below would be nice)

So far i have looked into the Lowepro Pro Trekker 300/400, Flipside 300/400, Vertex 200/300, Rover Pro 35/45; the ThinkTank StreetWalker HardDrive; the Gura Gear Bataflea and Kiboko (what's the difference, really?) and some bags by Clik, a brand I haven't heard of before.

If you have experience with any of these bags, know another bag that would fit my requirements and/or have experience with any of the shooting situations I just described I would love to hear your opinion on this. I'm also open to any other ideas of how to travel with my gear and what kinds of luggage to bring besides a camera bag.
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