I use the Domke 803 and Tamrac Superlight 5 most when carrying more than one lens. They're plenty tall enough, but if you read my previous description you'll see that I set them up to hold the lenses at the bottom and make a soft platform to load things like the camera and other stuff on top of them. That means that 4-5 inches is the maximum length I want my lenses to be when settled into their slots at the bottom of the bag.
The 77 has mostly replaced my use of the FA135, which is only a little longer with a Nikon HN-7 hood fitted compared to the FA77 with the B+W telephoto hood fitted. They're both nice and compact, but doubling even the DA21 with hood onto the back of them would be too tall for my liking. My friend in Gloucester suggested this double-rear-cap idea to me, some other friends of his have done it, and the more I think about how I will use it the better I like it. I had best get off to the store and buy some caps! Thanks for your info on glueing them together. ;-) Godfrey On Oct 23, 2006, at 11:17 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote: > What bag are you using? With the Domke 803 I only run into height > problems > when using longer lenses, especially with hoods on them.. But, if > as you > say, the 77mm is the longest you use, with a bag such as the Domke > I can't > think of any combination that would be too long. Your point about > "juggling" has, for me at least, not been an issue, but I can see > how under > certain circumstance, it might be. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
