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If you can get a backpack with a separate compartment you can just throw the camera there. If you’re concerned about protection, then use a camera foam insert like this: https://www.amazon.ca/Yimidear-Shockproof-Foldable-Partition-Protective/dp/B00KKIYPZ8/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?crid=1IVXY1E92580I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.oNZaiayFNoM6QQaMx4twksrfCoIaLPyKDICN1XesZn9pJixRx5tydqfW1uAAFLzHOaMtbta_-yr13r8u8sw7PX1JJyiJQ-WvDpkLU-n_TYxE3PYo5wBOynKEWEzYlgR9YanG_gPhy7rKfH4ynsrmuBXEhxaqcLaX2hPF5IG6m0E11VSB-TLnHuCkF_bri3Y2Q2LcKsgtCzy1x3FDouv47Q.d-hop8mOVmf4lOo3_lOSvw9Yfp_JoXHkbNVW5yqrMtY&dib_tag=se&keywords=camera+insert&qid=1782263781&sprefix=camera+inseert%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-5 If you have the camera out of the backpack, just keep it on a strap like the one from Peak Design. The strap keeps the camera close to your body and easily usable. It looks simple but is a lot better than just a neck strap which does indeed get annoying https://www.peakdesign.com/en-ca/products/slide?Color=Black Having a very small case inside a bigger backpack gives you disadvantages (harder and slower to access) without any clear advantages that I can see Good luck and have fun