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15th December 2006
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Bag for D80
Hi guys, what bag wud u guys recommend for a D80 to store the following :
body + 18-135mm Kit Lens + Tokina 12-24mm + SB800 flash + 1 spare batt I've not gotten the stuffs yet but this is my planned setup for the next yr or so. Cant really imagine how much space these things require... Later on i'm thinking of ditching the kit lens for 17-55 & maybe 70-200 much later if my needs/wants outgrow the kit lens. |
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Re: Bag for D80
if you are going for 70-200 maybe the D400 is slightly better |
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Re: Bag for D80
A D200 is just nice. It fits my 400D with handgrip, 24-105, 16-35, flash, 3 sets batts. but to squeeze in a 70-200 is not possible.
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15th December 2006
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Re: Bag for D80
Go for D400AW Lowepro. A good bag. It sure holds the 70-200VR if you intend to upgrade later.
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Re: Bag for D80
But all that weight on one shoulder... 
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Re: Bag for D80
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16th December 2006
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Re: Bag for D80
Lowerpro ;
Mini Trekker AW Rover AW II Nova 2AW |
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17th December 2006
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Re: Bag for D80
thanks guys. will check out those recommended bags
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