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When you move past the point-and-shoot stage, fill the Burton Zoom Camera Pack with your gear and get some serious stills and sick video footage. This slightly trimmed version of the Pro Pack still holds plenty of photo and video gear, so you never have to leave your wide angle lens or second flash in the car. Burton included removable battery and cord pouches, and all the internal dividers can be adjusted to perfectly fit your kit. External straps hold your board, and this pack includes a shovel pocket because you're in the same avalanche terrain as your subjects. **DISCONTINUED**
Bottom Line: Take your snowboard photos and video to a new level.
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Will this backpack carry a Nikon d300 with a battery pack and
Will this backpack carry a Nikon d300 with a battery pack and a sigma 50-500mm lens (10'' lens)?
By: David W
December 14, 2008
Yes, I can fit my Canon 1D in so I doubt you'd have trouble with the d300 with a battery pack. The lens should be no problem.
By: Makana Milotta
January 31, 2009
Wyoming, Utah, Vt, Me. Rockin Bag.
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Austin H.
September 26, 2008
I've carried this bag for two long winters now shooting on the East Coast and out West trekking, accessing the backcountry and shooting skiers and boarders shredding hard. Plenty of padding in the baffles. Lots of options for lens and accessory arrangement. Top compartment is great for extra goggles, batteries and a few small tools. Front laptop compartment is pretty ridiculous though considering this bag accomodates more of an outdoor useage and the compartment is not waterproof. Side pockets do a great job at holding a couple of small light stands.
Have skis? Carry them diagonally with a little bit of creative strapping. Nothing complicated to get some boards on though. Tough bag, has withstood plenty of abusive weather, hard handling and dirty travel. The main compartment opens behind your back.
Downfalls: Medium - skinny shoulder straps. Weight orientation is like a cube on your back, high and horizontal from your back instead of arranging more gear lengthwise and vertical. Too many camera bags screw this up though, not just the zoom.
Would I buy it again? Yes. For light out of bounds or city shooting. For the more casual or amatuer shooter this bag is all you will ever need. For the professional its a great back up or light main use bag. I'll keep mine until it dies!
Will the Burton Zoom Camera Pack take a Canon 5D and a 7inch
Will the Burton Zoom Camera Pack take a Canon 5D and a 7inch long 70-200mm lens? I'd appreciate any info!Fergal.
By: Fergal Hayes
November 14, 2008
Yep, with a little room to spare. If you have the lens hood on you'll have to reverse it though.
By: Makana
December 5, 2008
Change me.
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Burton Zoom Backpack - 26L
Burton Zoom Backpack - 26LResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Wyoming, Utah, Vt, Me. Rockin Bag.
I've carried this bag for two long winters now shooting on the East Coast and out West trekking, accessing the backcountry and shooting skiers and more...
- Material:
- 420D Nylon
- Dimensions:
- 21 x 12 x 9in (53 x 30 x 23cm)
- Camera Type:
- Pro SLR, digital video
- Suspension:
- Framesheet, padded shoulder straps, waist-belt
- Rain Cover:
- No
- Access Types:
- Top, panel
- Pockets:
- [External] 2 side, 2 front, 1 top; [Internal] removable heater pouch, removable cord pouch
- Internal Dividers:
- Yes, adjustable & removable
- Dedicated Computer Sleeve:
- Yes (14in)
- Weight:
- 4lb 6oz (2040g)
- Recommended Use:
- Getting the nugs & bangers
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year