bigtoxy69 Loc: Grosse Tete louisana

Well other than the Obvious Backpack or Camera bag ? Which you Mentioned! The Main option would Probably be A Hard case ? Something on the Order of a Pelican case , Nanuk, Seahorse , SKB or the More Budget Friendly Apache Brand ( Available from Amazon or Harbor Freight) with your Preference of Interiors ? Padded Dividers - Pick & Pluck Foam , Kaizen Foam , Custom made / cut foam ( mycaseBuilder.com) ect... or Trekpak ( pelican custom dividers ) keep in mind the Trekpak dividers System are mainly made for Pelican cases with a Few exceptions like the Apache 3800, 4800, and 5800 case ! Though you can find several videos on how ro basically make your own Trekpak type setup for Practically Any Brand of Hard case ? If you are reasonably handy with hand tools and willing to Tackle the Job? From what you describe of your photography Sojourns ? I THINK A hard case would be your best option overall. For Durability, Protection against dust , moisture and Drops & Damage and Dings with the Added Benefit of a Lockable case ( security ) also you can buy a piece of Aircraft Cable ? ( not sure ifvthats the Correct name ? ) = vinyl coated Braided steel security cable and Make a tether to Secure the case / contents to your car either inside the Car or Trunk ? And that will atleast prevent the Smash and Grab thieves from getting away with it ? Yes they can steal the whole car ? or If they Have Bolt cutters or a Torch ? But Given enough time its not invulnerable or invincible ( its a Plastic case renember?) The point is to not give the opportunistic thief. Enough. Time to do their criminal Enterprise!!! Hope atleast some of this information proved useful if even only in a small way !!!? Good Day God Bless and Good Shooting My friend !!!!!!

cucharared Loc: Texas, Colorado

BEST ANSWER so far. Easy, handy, secure, cheap.
Ron

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PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place

On the floor behind the driver's seat wrapped in a jacket or towel for padding.

Don

tcthome Loc: NJ

Depends on your driving & if your not off-roading a rough road. I put mine on the front passenger side floor on a diagonal when puttzing around inside of my local NP.. It is pretty safe there on a diagonal if you don't need to slam on the brakes.

bigtoxy69 Loc: Grosse Tete louisana

Everyone too their Own ? I usually Have my Canon 760D with A Tamron 18-270,& a 50mm F1.8 prime in a Canon Camera Bag its a Little Snug but I manage!!! I plant too migrate my Gear to one of my Hardcases once I settle up A couple of purchases!!!

KindaSpikey Loc: English living in San Diego

I have a small camera bag for this exact purpose, (just fits the camera and lens, no accessories), to safely tuck away behind the seat, or for quick access, over the headrest with a short strap.. Been doing this for years in all kinds of driving conditions, and never had any kind of mishap.

FotoHog Loc: on Cloud 9

Hire a caddy? . . . Sorry

frankraney Loc: Clovis, Ca.

JD750 Loc: SoCal

I throw mine in a backpack and place the backpack on the floor. Works for me.

bdk Loc: Sanibel Fl.

front seat in a towel. always works for me.

JD750 Loc: SoCal

Slam on the breaks when cell-phone chatting soccer-person in a mini van pulls out right in front of you, and you will launch that camera wrapped in towel right into the dashboard.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Then to the floor...

LXK0930 Loc: Souh Jersey

I would avoid the trunk. There is a story of Yo Yo Ma leaving his cello (about a million bucks) in the trunk of a taxi. If it could happen to him, .....). A few hours in the trunk of a hot car could be curtains for photo equipment.

Dickwood33 Loc: Alberta, Canada

How about a dog seat strapped to the front passenger seat? Deep enough to lay camera in the bottom unattached to quickly retrieve. Securely strapped to the seat back. Safe enough for a dog if attached if you wish.