There is no perfect bag, which is the problem. Sometimes you luck out
however.
I often go out shooting with three small lenses and a single camera
body. (In case anyone is wondering, the lenses are the 43mm limited, M
85mm f2.0 and A 24mm f2.8). I've used a pretty small zippered case
That thing must be a Tardis - how do you fit all that stuff in?
Cheers
Brian
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Western Sydney Australia
http://lyons-ryan.org/southernlight/
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015, at 08:01 AM, P.J. Alling wrote:
> There is no perfect bag, which is the prob
P.J. Alling <webstertwenty...@gmail.com> wrote:
> There is no perfect bag, which is the problem. Sometimes you luck out
> however.
>
> I often go out shooting with three small lenses and a single camera body.
Usually for me, sometimes only one or two.
I have 21 Limited, 50
nty...@gmail.com> wrote:
There is no perfect bag, which is the problem. Sometimes you luck out
however.
I often go out shooting with three small lenses and a single camera body.
Usually for me, sometimes only one or two.
I have 21 Limited, 50 1.8 and 35-105 3.5 A lens.
Travelling, that's all I take
that stuff in?
Cheers
Brian
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Brian Walters
Western Sydney Australia
http://lyons-ryan.org/southernlight/
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015, at 08:01 AM, P.J. Alling wrote:
There is no perfect bag, which is the problem. Sometimes you luck out
however.
I often go out shooting
On 2015-10-06 15:01 , P.J. Alling wrote:
There is no perfect bag, which is the problem. Sometimes you luck out however.
i am a bag whore and have thrifted 95% of my bags, so i totally dig your
choice; i am sitting on 30 or 40 bags right now, including some major
waterproof Lowe Pro bags i
Larry Colen wrote:
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Subject: Re: The perfect bag?
On 4/23/2010 12:18 PM, Bob W wrote:
In addition to the photographic requirement, the bag must work well
as a day
pack for hillwalks of 12-15 miles - in other words, well balanced
On 24/04/2010, Bob W p...@web-options.com wrote:
In late June I'm going hiking and biking in the Cevennes
for 2 weeks,
which is part of the Massif Central in southern France, and
promises
to be quite hot at that time of year. Only day hikes - I will be
staying in a gite which I
In addition to the photographic requirement, the bag must
work well
as a day
pack for hillwalks of 12-15 miles - in other words, well balanced,
with
comfortable straps.
I love my Fastpack 350. They make smaller versions too.
I wanted a bag that in addition to room for camera
[...]
last august, when i went trekking in the himalayas, i had a
lowepro slingshot 200 which i thought was very convenient.
since i had a heavy backpack, i could swing the lowpro to the
front. that was the first time i was doing serious trekking,
had taken the k10d and about four
In late June I'm going hiking and biking in the Cevennes for 2 weeks, which
is part of the Massif Central in southern France, and promises to be quite
hot at that time of year. Only day hikes - I will be staying in a gite which
I made the mistake of booking before working out how to get there...
On 4/23/2010 12:18 PM, Bob W wrote:
In addition to the photographic requirement, the bag must work well as a day
pack for hillwalks of 12-15 miles - in other words, well balanced, with
comfortable straps.
I love my Fastpack 350. They make smaller versions too.
I wanted a bag that in
On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 20:18:30 +0100
Bob W p...@web-options.com wrote:
In late June I'm going hiking and biking in the Cevennes for 2 weeks,
which is part of the Massif Central in southern France, and promises
to be quite hot at that time of year. Only day hikes - I will be
staying in a gite
On 24/04/2010, Bob W p...@web-options.com wrote:
In late June I'm going hiking and biking in the Cevennes for 2 weeks, which
is part of the Massif Central in southern France, and promises to be quite
hot at that time of year. Only day hikes - I will be staying in a gite which
I made the
On 15/3/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi, discombobulated, unleashed:
Interesting. A little larger than the F and in ballistic nylon rather
than canvas. Hmm.
My thinking is that canvas creates dust. And not as waterproof as the nylon.
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On 3/16/07, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 15/3/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi, discombobulated, unleashed:
Interesting. A little larger than the F and in ballistic nylon rather
than canvas. Hmm.
My thinking is that canvas creates dust. And not as waterproof as the nylon.
Nylon holds a static
From: David Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2007/03/16 Fri AM 08:18:13 GMT
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Subject: Re: The Perfect Bag
On 3/16/07, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 15/3/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi, discombobulated, unleashed:
Interesting. A little larger than
On Mar 16, 2007, at 12:49 AM, Cotty wrote:
Interesting. A little larger than the F and in ballistic nylon rather
than canvas. Hmm.
My thinking is that canvas creates dust. And not as waterproof as
the nylon.
I haven't had much problem with either dust or water-logging,
particularly if
On 16/3/07, David Savage, discombobulated, unleashed:
Nylon holds a static charge, which attracts dust.
Oh bloody hell.
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On 16/3/07, David Savage, discombobulated, unleashed:
Nylon holds a static charge, which attracts dust.
Oh bloody hell.
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From: Cotty
Subject: Re: The Perfect Bag
On 16/3/07, David Savage, discombobulated, unleashed:
Nylon holds a static charge, which attracts dust.
Oh bloody hell.
That's why you should keep your woman wearing garters and stockings rather
than pantyhose
On 16/3/07, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
The other undesirable property of nylon is that in hot weather it will
make your hip nasty and sweaty and uncomfortable. The canvas bags are
much better in that respect.
I have one canvas bag, many of manmade fibres. I like the canvas bag,
but I get
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Some months ago I was looking for a slim profile bag to carry
a SLR/DSLR
with a lens, 2 or 3 small lenses and, from time to time, a flash. I
bought a Tamrac Adventure Messenger 4 and I find it almost
perfect for
that purpose
For me, I've never had an occasion where I wanted a bag that my
Domke
F-2 did a bad job. Even when I don't want to carry much
camera gear, I
usually want to carry other stuff, and the F-2 gobbles it up. It
also
gobbles up the K10D, *ist D, 16-45, 50-200, 200/2.8, and
300/4.5 all at
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Sent: 15 March, 2007 6:42 AM
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I have one of these Crumpler Bags
http://www.crumplerbags.com/Cart/index.php?catId=22
Fits a good range of stuff and you can fit a 15 MacBook Pro
Some months ago I was looking for a slim profile bag to carry a SLR/DSLR
with a lens, 2 or 3 small lenses and, from time to time, a flash. I
bought a Tamrac Adventure Messenger 4 and I find it almost perfect for
that purpose. When I need to carry more equipment, I have a bigger bag
and a
Crumpler US got back to me. They don't offer the Daily series in the US.
I might order one from the UK. I'm liking the design of the 490. If
it will also fit a PowerBook 15, it would be useful to me.
The price on Domke F803 bags has gone up quite a lot. I recall buying
one at the local store
I just ordered a Domke J-803. Will post in due course.
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where from?
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I just ordered a Domke J-803. Will post in due course.
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On 15/3/07, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
where from?
The bloody-expensive-but-very-proffesnial
http://www.warehouseexpress.com/
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opinion, is the perfect bag for being able to carry
around a
camera (with lens attatched) and a spare lens or two (or a lens and
flash),
plus various other things (maybe a book, or a notepad and pens, or
(on the
extreme end) a laptop).
I have a Crumpler bag that is *almost* perfect
On Mar 15, 2007, at 2:13 PM, Cotty wrote:
I just ordered a Domke J-803. Will post in due course.
Interesting. A little larger than the F and in ballistic nylon rather
than canvas. Hmm.
G
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Yeah, that's what I use most too. It's a very handy size bag. I wish
it were an inch thicker but it suffices.
I've got more bags than I can count in offhand. The F803, Timbuk2
Commute XL, the Tamrac SuperLight 5 and the Billingham L2
As others have said there is no perfect bag.
I have 3 (all Lowepro - not because they're any better than the others; two
came with cameras I bought on Ebay and I kept them).
For my basic walking around bag the Lowepro Nova 1 holds the DS with 16-45
zoom attached plus a 80-320 zoom and some
Juan Buhler wrote:
I also have a smaller Domke FX5B bag, same canvas material, which is
the one I use when not travelling. I can fit a body and 3 or 4 lenses
in it.
For me, I've never had an occasion where I wanted a bag that my Domke
F-2 did a bad job. Even when I don't want to carry much
Most people who like the sling bags seem to go gaga for the Lowepro
Slingshot 200 AW.
Ah, but that's not the sling style I've come to like. The Crumpler bag I
have is a lot more like a messenger bag, but with a laptop slot. I'm pretty
sure it wasn't really made for camera gear (no padded
There is no such thing as the perfect bag. Real Photographers have at
least 10 camera bags, each of which is configurable in at least 10
unique ways.
-
Right. I have a backpack, two shoulder bags, a shoulder/back sling bag,
and two belt packs. And I am always looking for better ones
At 06:02 AM 15/03/2007, Bob W wrote:
There is no such thing as the perfect bag. Real Photographers have at
least 10 camera bags, each of which is configurable in at least 10
unique ways.
True!
Ask any woman why she has so many handbags, and you'll get a similar answer.
g,dr
Cheers,
Dave
P.S
opinion, is the perfect bag for being able to carry around a
camera (with lens attatched) and a spare lens or two (or a lens and flash),
plus various other things (maybe a book, or a notepad and pens, or (on the
extreme end) a laptop).
I have a Crumpler bag that is *almost* perfect. It's
Sounds like your sling style Crumpler bag is almost identical to my
Timbuk2 Commute XL.
It works well, but I'd like a little more opening at the top and a
little more dedicated compartmentalization for the camera gear. I'm
almost to the point of designing and building my own...
ON the
then you don't have a
choice but to look for specialty bags. I know that LowePro makes such
bags, but I cannot tell how good they are.
Cheers.
Boris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Survey:
What, in your opinion, is the perfect bag for being able to carry around a
camera (with lens
Another Crumpler bag I saw that looked interesting was the Crumpler
Daily series:
http://www.intro2020.co.uk/pages/crumpler21.htm
Of course, the US Crumpler distributor's site is utterly impenetrable
and impossible to find anything on, but the 370, 490 and 600 all look
promising.
G
On
Survey:
What, in your opinion, is the perfect bag for being able to carry around a
camera (with lens attatched) and a spare lens or two (or a lens and flash),
plus various other things (maybe a book, or a notepad and pens, or (on the
extreme end) a laptop).
I have a Crumpler bag
On 3/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Survey:
What, in your opinion, is the perfect bag for being able to carry around a
camera (with lens attatched) and a spare lens or two (or a lens and flash),
plus various other things (maybe a book, or a notepad and pens
There is no such thing as the perfect bag. Real Photographers have at
least 10 camera bags, each of which is configurable in at least 10
unique ways.
I'm looking for something just a little better.
Aren't we all?
In the end it depends on how you want to use it. If you want it to
carry stuff
Most people who like the sling bags seem to go gaga for the Lowepro
Slingshot 200 AW.
Godfrey
On Mar 14, 2007, at 1:33 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Survey:
What, in your opinion, is the perfect bag for being able to carry
around a
camera (with lens attatched) and a spare lens or two
:
There is no such thing as the perfect bag. Real Photographers have at
least 10 camera bags, each of which is configurable in at least 10
unique ways.
I'm looking for something just a little better.
Aren't we all?
In the end it depends on how you want to use it. If you want it to
carry stuff from
I've yet to find a perfect bag, it depends on the lenses, somewhat as
well. The one I use for that was made by Landsend. It looks a bit like
a square canvas fishing creel. It holds the camera with one lens
mounted and two others. Or one other lens and a sizable flash,
(AF280T). Unless I'm
than it should.
I also have a smaller Domke FX5B bag, same canvas material, which is
the one I use when not travelling. I can fit a body and 3 or 4 lenses
in it.
j
On 3/14/07, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no such thing as the perfect bag. Real Photographers have at
least 10
In a message dated 3/14/2007 2:09:47 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There is no such thing as the perfect bag. Real Photographers have at
least 10 camera bags, each of which is configurable in at least 10
unique ways.
=
I agree with that. Only I have 3 bags
one.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Nick Wright
Sent: 14 March 2007 21:55
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Subject: Re: The Perfect Bag
I'll second the Domke f-803. I love mine.
I will say though, that although it will fit
as the perfect bag. Real Photographers
have at
least 10 camera bags, each of which is configurable in at least 10
unique ways.
I'm looking for something just a little better.
Aren't we all?
In the end it depends on how you want to use it. If you want it to
carry stuff from A-B without
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