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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tpe, HK, Sin, Kch
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I have been working in HK for 2 weeks now. I see a lot of Tamrac Bags here. How are those as compared to Lowepro?
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cost more than lowepro for the same range/type but not so common tho...i was looking for lowepro orion trekker II but end up bought myself a tamrac adventure 7 instead..
Last edited by drewdam; 14th April 2007 at 12:38 AM. |
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Tamracs aren't that popular (not sure but thats how i see it) in SG at least, prob because of the price difference, but they're hardy bags and don't easily go out of form even with a full load and continuous usage.
I still love my System 5606. (because its the only bag i'll need ) |
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Tamrac has better build and padding than lowepro but also at a higher cost. Wont go wrong with Tamrac. Lowepro often leaves something to be desired.
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Lowepro cannot fight with Tamrac lah. Different league.
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I'd probably get a Tamrac today. It's a easier to get than Lowepro here.
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Tamrac is way better.
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€ The uncle there gives small discounts when you buy stuff there. eg, i got my Lens case $2 off from the stated price.. |
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... a number of us buy tamracs from TK Foto over at Shaw Towers, beach road. to be fair, when it comes to the sheer variety of bags, lowepro is the champ, IMO. they got just abt a bag or 2 for any purpose u can think of. they might not be pretty or comfortable to use. but, u can't fault them on variety. ![]()
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Go bag shopping at TK foto. Very recommended. Good prices, friendly service and good free advice. They're always willing to open up a package to let you try and see the size
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On my other thread http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...38#post2996638
I asked for bag to fit: 1. Laptop (max 15") 2. Canon 400D w/o grip (no grip even in the future, do not like grips) 3. 17-40L 4. 80-200L 5. Flash 6. A4 file about 1 inch thick. 7. 1 or 2 books, A5 size. Someone recommended 5549, adventure 9. Anyone knows about how much it would cost? My guess is S$300+. Am I even close?? Seriously want to get a "perfect" backpack. Perfect means for me Items #1 to 7 (above) can be fitted in. |
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