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Camera Bags What do you use?
Well Got a new camera and I am looking for a backpack style bag for carrying it all around.
What do you use? What did you pay? Pro? Cons? Thanks Scott
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I have a Big lowepro bag with built in raincoat laptop slot, and can fit my
5D with Grip with 70-200 F2.8 on 24-70 f2.8 lens tucked on side or vise versa, 430ex flash and gary fong lightsphear, plus my 50mm 1.8 and all my filters, battery chargers, 350d body with grip as well no lens attached. $200 and my god that thing is fckn heavy. For small day trips i often take my little waste pack can fit 70-200 in there and filters and flash and i carry camera around neck.$50 Lowepro slingshot bag, great for camera body with 24-70 lens flash, and filters , 70-200 in its own bag on my belt. $155 all depends on job/shoot going on. to what bag i take. Last edited by NVRENUF; 23-12-2007 at 06:58 AM. |
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i have a crumpler 6 million dollar home, it fits my pentax and 3 lenses and a flash in a over the shoulder bag.
it was 150 dollars |
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I have a crumpler 5 million dollar home. Fits my 30D with 17-40 and my 70-200 F4 plus filters, hoods x2, batteries, cloth, cards etc.
I also have a crumpler beer back (backpack). I like the crumpler stuff as the shoulder bags are waterproof in the rain and dont have any annoying zips so you can grab your camera out and put it away quickly. They also dont look like camera bags which is good in dodgy areas. The backpacks have the zips at the back so you cant unzip the bag without taking it off (good when travelling). All their stuff has a lifetime warrenty too, its not cheap though. Mine has been around the world and has never given me any hassles. Will probably upgrade to the 6 million dollar home next or maybe even a crumpler courier bag with salad bucket insert. http://www.crumpler.com.au if you want to know what the hell all these weird ass bag names are about. 5 million dollar home.
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Yeah jamie i was looking at the 6million dollar home on the net. Will probably order one of them soon. I got a 4 gig memory card instead the other day.
and ill see how i go for now with sling shot bag. only down side is it wont carry big lens and camera at same time, |
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I've got the LowePro compu-day-pack. its also my work bag. its been around the world with me too and has gone to work with me every day for 1.5 years, still awesome.
getting a bit small now im upgrading to bigger lenses, but would be pretty good for your needs i'd say scott
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I used one of these went I went overseas.
http://www.lowepro.com/Products/Back...ker_AW_II.aspx but is too big if you need somthing to walk around with all the time, so I use a smaller Lowepro shoulder bag for walking around. The bag Jaimie posted looks the goods! |
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I'm a fan of the Lowepro bags
I currently have 2, the SlingShot 200 AW and the Mini Trekker. But I am selling the SlingShot 200 on the for sale section Reason for sale? It only holds 1 camera body which is perfect for most people but I like to carry 2 cameras. I have used it and yes it is a fantastic bag. If you're thinking of a bag for one camera only, I would recommend this one even if I wasn't selling my own one! http://www.perth-wrx.com/vb/sale/17217-lowepro-slingshot-200-aw-all-weather-camera-case.html |
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