Lowepro has been around for over 50 years, and in that time, it has made some of the most rugged and trusted adventure camera bags available. I used the original Whistler AW for some gnarly ski tours ...

Photography is already an expensive hobby, with a single lens costing hundreds of dollars, without having to replace broken gear. That's why you need to ensure that you have the right protection ...

If you invested hours of research before buying your latest camera then you owe it to yourself to find the best camera bag to protect your photography gear, too. While your lenses may be okay for a ...

Finding the right camera backpack often feels like a Goldilocks situation. Either a bag doesn’t fit right, it doesn’t have the right compartments, doesn’t hold enough, or weighs too much. I have gone ...

Cameras are expensive pieces of kit, so you definitely want to keep yours safe. Cameras and water tend not to go well together, and a thorough soaking while you’re out can spell doom for your camera.

Photographers are tough to shop for without asking them exactly what they need. If you don’t know exactly what their setup looks like, you probably don’t want to waste your time shopping for a camera ...

You’ve got your camera, your extra lenses and your compact tripod. You even have your route picked out, with the perfect shot at the end of the trail. You’ve got everything you need, except… a way to ...

The adventure-oriented camera bag category used to be solely dominated by Lowepro. Now, a variety of young brands are capitalizing on the growing population of adventure-curious (and ...

Most point-and-shoot cameras are now small enough to fit in your pocket or purse without a second thought, but if you’ve wisely invested in an expensive DSLR camera or a micro-four-thirds style, ...

Ideal for anyone who wants a smaller bag with clever storage solutions to fit their camera, a few lenses and some accessories. Due to its smaller size, we think it's an ideal bag for women or anyone ...

Here at the Strategist, we like to think of ourselves as crazy (in the good way) about the stuff we buy, but as much as we’d like to, we can’t try everything. Which is why we have People’s Choice, in ...