Choosing the right camera bag is a very important decision - you need to make sure that it fits your needs - and most importantly your kit - well. Manfrotto have recently added to their prolific bag ...

Camera bags are designed for toting gear through a variety of scenarios from hikes to weddings, but Manfrotto’s latest bag line was inspired by a particular group of photographers: City dwellers. The ...

Over the years, I have, for good or bad, become a bit of a camera bag snob. I am picky about my camera bags and am on a seemingly never-ending quest to find the perfect one, if such a bag even exists.

Manfrotto’s slim and sleek Advanced and Street bags for compact camera systems just got an upgrade. The latest options continue on Manfrotto’s previous choices with enhanced designs for easy access to ...

Manfrotto have unveiled Pro Light Bumblebee camera bag family. Designed for professional photographers and videographers who work outdoors, the Pro Light Bumblebee family is an assortment of ...

Manfrotto is most well-known for its tripods and other camera accessories, but today it’s further expanding beyond that market with the launch of four new camera-oriented backpacks and messenger bags.

The Manfrotto Chicago collection consists of two photography backpacks and is the most desirable yet. The philosophy behind this assortment is to combine exclusive quality materials, ultra-stylish ...

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For more information, visit the Manfrotto website. From Manfrotto: IT’S IN THE BAG. Italian photographic accessories designer Manfrotto launches LINO bags and apparel Evoking the name and spirit of ...

Two new bags have been added to the Manfrotto Stile Plus collection: the Brio-30 multifunctional sling bag for DSLR cameras and the Diva-15 tote bag for mirrorless compact cameras. The new Brio-30 ...

Face it. Camera bags are dorky as all get-out. I avoid them entirely, either dropping my camera into the pocket of a regular bag with a pair of woolen socks underneath for padding (true, and it works ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. There are lots of camera bags on the market of course, but most ...