Jim Davis Nature Photography wrote: > There's tons of bags that will hold all that. What we need to know is > your purpose, how you will carry it. Will it be a shoulder bag, a > hiking bag, etc. That's alot of weight there and likely if you want to > carry that, a hiking bag, or backpack type is what you need.
Good point. Usually when I go out shooting nature things I just haul the 10D and 70-200 lens so a bag is hardly needed, but then again you want the other lens or flash....you get the point. When I go to a trade show I want all of the lenses and then it does become a heavy load. I have a shoulder bag now but it's not big enough to comfortably carry the stuff. I'm not sure there is a comfortable way to carry everything anyway. I've thought about a backpack, but then convenience becomes an issue if you want to change lenses quickly. In the past before I carried the heavy L lens and 10D body I used a waist pack that hung on the side of my hip like a holster. Then again the camera was MUCH smaller. Probably a shoulder bag I can set down while shooting a booth at the show and it will hold all the paraphenalia as conveniently as possible. I'm not sure I answered any of the questions :-) One size does not fit all. Take care, Greg * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
