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Even as an amateur photographer who sort of cares about a final product, it’s easy to invest thousands of dollars in gear. Modestly, that number would still astound some who’ve never put themselves behind the lens and felt the rush associated with knowing you just nailed that shot. It’s not just shutter speed, ISO, and aperture though. A quiver of lenses for the right reach, depth of field, and focal range. It’s batteries to power the hours worth of missed shots chasing the one. A tripod to steady the human shake you can’t train away. An iPad or Laptop for on the fly uploads and editing. Even countless filters, cables, memory cards, and lights. Mission Workshop is here to help you stay organized.
Once you’ve graduated from the auto setting and you’re ready for next level photographer stuff, you’ll need a bag capable of keeping up. The crew at Mission Workshop is no stranger to the rigorous demands of an adventurous life. Specializing in exceptionally durable and fashion-forward offerings for the individual constantly on the go. From the Mountain Bike trails of the PNW to the streets of the biggest cities in the world, Mission Workshop has an item for you that’s been tested beyond what you’re about to throw at it.
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The Integer Camera Pack from MW takes that attitude and wraps your most important photo equipment in an incredibly practical and ultra-durable camera case ready for anything. The Integer Camera Pack is built to carry a wide array of camera equipment with dedicated space for a laptop and other gear. It is weatherproof and super-durable with a clean, minimalist silhouette designed to take you virtually anywhere on the planet. The gear inside the Integer can be accessed in three ways: through a large zippered front panel, quick-access zippered side panel, or expandable roll-top. The bag is built for the photographer!
The front and side panels provide direct access to the padded camera compartment. This compartment can be configured with movable dividers to hold a variety of camera bodies, lenses, lighting equipment, sound gear, or small drones. It can also be removed entirely to convert the Integer into a fully-featured standalone laptop and/or travel pack. The shell of the Integer is constructed from Mission Workshop’s HT500 nylon textile. Boasting a special water-resistant coating that gives the bag extra structure. The textile also allows it to patina and naturally distress with age similar to full-grain leather.
Like all Mission Workshop packs, the Integer is built using two-layer weatherproof construction and weather-resistant YKK® AquaGuard® zippers. The features make an all-inclusive camera pack that’s built to handle the most demanding locations. The Integer from Mission Workshop is ready for the task.
To find out more and order your own, check MissionWorkshop.com. While you’re there, you can also browse the countless offerings you won’t be able to live without.
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