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Old 28th February 2005   #1
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Default How do you carry your 70-200mm f2.8 lens w/Body attached? Which bag?

Dear All,

Just wondering how you carry the 70-200mm f2.8 lens plus a SLR/DSLR body? I know Lowepro 75AW can do that, but don't quite like that bag. Any experiences/suggestion on the bag for this set up? Dont want to carry all the other lenses, just a 70-200mm f2.8 lens, plus a body and a flash.

Your input will be very appreciated.

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Old 28th February 2005   #2
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how abt a backpack? Microtrekker 200 or Minitrekker 200 should be big enough.
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Old 28th February 2005   #3
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uh, i opt to carry the camera body separate from the lens(es). if i were shooting, i'd be holding the setup by the tripod collar, and with the camera body strap wound around my right wrist, but weight is entirely supported by the tripod collar to save my wrist from unnatural flexion.
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Originally Posted by mpenza
how abt a backpack? Microtrekker 200 or Minitrekker 200 should be big enough.
Yeah it a good way to get the things ard...
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Domke F2, if it is just the camera lens and flash, it should be more than enough.
or the taller one (can't remember the model)

if you are thinking of buying, try the safrotto, domke lookalike.
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Old 28th February 2005   #6
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NTUC plastic bag...



don't attract attention/bangla robbers, etc..


seriously,
I carry my lenses seperate, choosing to keep the camera on my body all the time for easy access

i use those generic lense holders TCW sells... this nice cushioned one sells for around 22$.. fits the 80-200 2.8d just nice...

for the lense attached to the body... hmmm... backpack lor.. tamrac expedition 1 - 3 seem to be the best in my opinion.
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Thanks guys for all the responses. I'll get a lens holder first I guess.

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Lowepro micro trekker 100
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lowepro AW 500 or any sports duffle bag
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