--- David Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My friend has the LP 100 and has added two side bags to keep extra stuff in.
The ability to add-on is a nice option to have, especially if I want to add a water bottle or something. I have my eye on a Reporter 100 for now. Was really a debate between the 100 & 200. But if the equipment doesn't fit, *maybe* I don't need it. Plus less gear, less fumbling. >I have the 300 for the digital and > it holds the D1 body in 1 slot,80-200 and 35-70 in two slots > and a flash in the last slot.There is just enough room in a slot > for the spare nicad.Note books,CF cards etc fit niceley > in the pockets up front.I still feel a side bag is needed if > i add any more equipment(not likely,have to pay this off > first:)) I, too, have the Reporter 300. Really useful when I'm going on a trip and would like to cram even the inconceiveables in there. Dunno if I'll use this or that item, but nuts, always wish I had it w/ me if I didn't bring it syndrome. But a little too spacious for local outings. > These bags come with built in soft lens tubes that can > be removed(velcrow)but if they only added a couple of spare > slot makers that would help.Alan mentioned they are bulky. > I agree,but they are sturdy. Checking in my 300, it seems as if other dividers could be velcroed (is that a word?) in to replace the default. However, not being crafty myself, hard to envision it. Pat in SF __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? U2 on LAUNCH - Exclusive greatest hits videos http://launch.yahoo.com/u2
