Think Tank Photo’s new Vision line of shoulder bags are built to accommodate a wide range of pro photo gear.

Sold in three sizes, all the Vision bags offer a zippered top closure with an internal zippered flap to keep contents safe from bad weather (or unwelcome hands).

The interior features a customizable padded divider system plus pockets for tablets and notebooks. The exterior has tripod attachment straps plus a pass-through strap for rolling luggage handles. The bottom of the bag is made from waterproof tarpaulin bottom and there’s a rain cover in case the skies really open up.

The Vision 10 can house a 10-inch tablet plus a DSLR and up to three smaller lenses, including a 24-70mm f/2.8 (detached).  It retails for $110.

The Vision 13 can fit one standard size camera body with a 24–70mm lens attached alongside up to three extra lenses (including a 70-200mm) and a 10-inch table. It retails for $130.

Finally, the big boy: The Vision 15 can house a camera body with 24–70mm lens attached, up to four extra lenses, a flash, a 10-inch and a 15-inch laptop. It retails for $140.

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