Compartments:
The bag you choose should have different compartments. Generally, the more compartments, the better. This way, everything can be adequately organized to fit your specific equipment needs. Backpacks with separate compartments for laptops and tablets are also a plus.
Padding:
Padded backpacks and padded internal dividers are the best way to make sure your equipment is safe, even when you’re running around on a film shoot.
Weight Distribution And Straps:
The straps and the overall design of the backpack should help distribute the weight of the backpack evenly. You’ll likely be carrying tens of pounds of gear with you. Therefore, the harnesses, straps, and the overall weight distribution of the backpack should be balanced.
Durability And Quality:
It goes without saying that the waterproof camera backpack you choose should be made of premium quality material. There is no point in spending money on a poor quality backpack that will fall apart after a few months. Always make sure that the backpack you choose is durable so that it can keep up with general and inevitable wear and tear, and your camera equipment remains safe.