I'm trying to figure out a way to carry a DSLR camera on my bike that isn't too bulky and without using the tank bag. I know Givi has a great inner camera bag, but that takes up all the space in a tank bag and I need it to take other things. I also don't want to mount a box to the bike, although this is probably the safest way to carry it. I currently have a Tamrac Rally 56 hip pack that is great when walking around, but there really doesn't seem to be a very safe location to strap it down to the pillion seat. This is what I have:https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/764934-reg/tamrac_345601_rally_56_photo_hip.html Here's what I have in mind: Ideally, I'd like a waterproof bag that can carry a DSLR with the lens attached, space for camera accessories, provides quick access to the camera (top loading?), and that can be safely strapped down to the rear seat. Bonus points for something that doesn't scream STEAL ME whenever I step away from the bike. Extra bonus points for something that can be detached quickly and taken with me. Dopes anyone have a setup like this?
如果不是真正沉重的DSLR，为什么不像您四处走动那样将其携带在您的肩膀上呢？我就是做这个的。我只是将其摇到背上，如果它很重，则可以调整表带，以便触摸枕头座，从而减轻了一些重量。显然，这是否对您有用取决于您拥有的自行车和骑行位置。背包也是一种选择，它比相机包稳定。
老实说，对于Socal周围的短途骑行，我只使用Lowepro 350AW背包。它可以处理大型数码单反相机和几个镜头，再加上午餐。当我需要时，它也足够方便。我曾经用填充层保护的摄像机在鞍袋中深处旅行，但是很快就意识到，由于在袋子里挖出相机的麻烦，我不会在潜意识中拍摄足够的照片。我刚刚买了一个新的无反光镜设置，我今年夏天将越野。它比DSLR小得多，并且比我的其他Moto相机更有能力，Sony RX100
I own a bag from a company called Able Archer that might fit your purpose quite well. I do not use it to carry cameras, lenses, and equipment but it is my understanding it is used by many professional photographers including people in "the field." It is highly water resistant- although not waterproof per se. It also has a zipper along the top for quick access. The pouches you can buy and attach to the sides can be used to hold lenses. No connection other then a happy owner of their gear. Oh and it looks really cool in my opinion....
Thanks, everyone. Much appreciated. The reason I don't want the camera on me (or a backpack) is that if I go down, that camera is breaking whatever bone it hits. I prefer to have it (and everything else) strapped to the bike. I'll take a look at those able archer products. Thanks!
Put it in a pelican case with pick and pluck foam. You can always install rings on the case in order to tie it down and get it on/off quickly.
My experience is a DSLR on the bike is no good. Backpack is only solution. My Nikon D7100 was stored within a camera bag, and that bag within thishttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/384507327/pro-rybag-45l-100-waterproof-50m-164fton the back seat. Basically an air bag. I still got a write error, had to re-install the memory cars. A friend had his expensive Canon telelens in a top case, it loosened an internal screw which blocked it.
I've had great success with theKTM干袋在我690公爵的乘客座位上。我使用的是带有相对较重镜头的D5500。我也用了camera bag insertwith my SW-Motech Legend bags on my Desert Sled on a 3 day trip with no issues, I had 3 lenses with me for that trip. If I'm going to be in some nasty terrain where I'm expecting to go down I'll typically keep my phone with me and a Gopro on the helmet. Was looking in to the力矩镜片为了帮助您从电话相机中获得一些伸手可及。 The best solution I've found so far is the KTM Dry bag(or similar) on a seat or add some sort of closed cell foam (cut down yoga mat) on the bottom. Tank or seat mount is the only place I'd keep a camera on a bike that is seeing any dirt/gravel. I'm looking at using aKriega OS套件带有带衬垫的插入物，就像我在SW-Motech上使用的那样，我可以轻松地向前移动并从自行车转移，轻松弹出并使用皮带将其与我远离自行车。KTM袋很容易掉下来，但没有手柄或皮带。在一个完美的世界中，我可以随时保留Mavic Air和DSLR并始终保持干燥。 Long story short, Kriega or KTM dry bag with some sort of padding sounds like it is the right idea for you and myself.
Similarly to your method, I use the SW Motech "City" tankbag, secured with their tank-lock ring, on my DL650. I also re-purposed some padding from a different camera bag, to put in the bottom for a little extra cushion. The fit is a bit tight, but I have carried a Pentax K5iiS w/35 Ltd Macro prime attached, plus 12-24/f4 and 50-135/f2.8 zooms. More often I just go minimalist with a more compact kit, using a 15mm, the 35, and 100/2.8 Macro. Never had a problem so far with any camera damage or malfunctions, despite a couple of minor tip-overs. The bag has both a sturdy carrying handle as well as a shoulder strap, and all i have to do is unlatch it and off I go. If I don't need the camera, and I'm only going into a restaurant or something and the bike's out of sight, I just quickly throw the whole bag into my Givi V-47 topcase. It comes with a well-designed double-cinch rain cover, but I will admit that once it's actually raining and the cover's on, it's a lot more trouble getting the camera out. (Although at that point taking photos is not as much a priority, YMMV!) The SWM City bag has a profile that fits a sloping tank, although there are other models / smaller sizes, to suit whatever your needs. Good luck with whatever you choose!
我一直都用过我的坦克袋。如果我带上数码单反相机，通常意味着我想拍照，以便停下来，跳下，打开包装，拍摄几张镜头，然后将其放回原处，然后再起飞变老。我已经有点看了一下，找到了一种用某种快速盘子安装鹈鹕箱的方法，对我来说最吸引人。 I'm also a pentax shooter, and found my K-30 and 20-40 Limited a great all-around and durable camera kit. I have a KP now and wouldn't hesitate to drop it in my tank bag with the 20-40 either.
I kid you not.这是我的Wolfman Peak Tailbag（里面有六包）。我可以将其绑在自行车的座椅上，并安装在握住的尼康D300，16-85DX镜头和70-200 f2.8镜头内。我在项目之间使用一些泡沫，这样它们就不会互相交流。 在这种情况下,包放到架子上,因为我有a duffel and it had somewhat smaller Fuji gear in it.
I've ridden with about three or four of the more well known motojournalist photographers,他们每个人都在特定于照片的背包中戴上钻机。 当我带上SLR时，它也在背包中（Lowepro） I know if I crash there could be a problem, but the vibration on a bike is murder on camera gear. even with extra padding.20年前，我摧毁了一个300 2.8，将其绑在顶部的箱子里，并在空气垫上固定在顶部盒子里。值得庆幸的是，它与镜头达成了专业服务协议。那是我最后一次在自行车上骑着我精致的摄像头齿轮，闪光灯，电缆所有东西都很好，但是身体和镜头都在我的背上，或者这些天他们呆在家里，我带来了我的无镜子和我打电话
我使用pentax Q7（当前型Q-S1）。整个套件带有5个镜头三个电池和少量配件，适合您的袋子，小于普通的范妮包。它需要非常好的照片...接近数码单反相关的质量。比任何桥相机以及最昂贵的点和射击都更好……但是具有快速f/2.8远摄变焦（207mm等价）的能力，f/1.9标准素数，23-70mm的同等套件，A光滑的鱼眼和盾镜。还有一个宽阔的变焦17-27mm，我不打算购买一些玩具镜头，因为它们对我来说并不特别有用。 All of that kit, plus batteries, memory cards, a lens hood, and a charger fits in a bag that's 5"x9"x3". The camera has a smaller sensor, but the glass is very good, and I enjoy using it... and for long trips the space savings and relative inexpensiveness is a boon. Not that the system is cheap... but compared to a Canon or Nikon with the same general lens selection... it's a lot easier to deal with the thought of loss, damage, or theft. It helps that it stores down small enough that it doesn't LOOK like expensive camera gear either. 这也是mirrorless,甲型肝炎en't had a problem with it in the top box yet... Charles.
Yup! I've got two Q bodies, a Q7 body, a K-30, and a K-01 for digital. I also shoot film, and have an ME Super, an SF-10, and a ZX-50. Tons of lenses too... my favorite combo is the Tamron 28-75 f/2.8 on my K-01. It weighs a ton, but it's a nice walk-around setup and that lens is as sharp as a whole bag of primes. But if I'm going hiking where weight is a concern, or on a motorcycle trip where space is at a premium, I will pack the Q7 body and lenses instead. Charles.
实际上有同样的坦率28-75。与我的其他一些东西相比，从来没有考虑过这么重，但是他们的AF并不总是可靠的。设置人体的AF调整无济于事，因为可以在28点正确设置的时间将在75处大大关闭。也许这就是为什么我更喜欢我的素数。我希望第三方镜头制造商不要用一些更新（和更好的）镜头抛弃彭塔克斯，但是那天的谈话是另一天！就昂贵设备的风险而言，我的K5iis身体过去已经过去了很多，以至于它几乎毫无价值，因此不用担心！但这仍然需要好照片。Q系统听起来确实是Moto东西的更好选择。开心射击！
I carry mine in a dedicated ebay padded foam bag inside my tailbag. But of course its not so good for quick shots.
