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Well, I've been through this quite a bit, so I thought I'd see if anyone has seen anything that might fit the bill. Essentially I'm looking for a small shoulder bag that needs to fit this criteria:
Any ideas? Edit: Opps, forgot to mention, one more requirement: Removable strap to use my own neoprane strap. Last edited by YSLee; 24th May 2009 at 06:31 PM. |
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Hi,
Try this product by Lowepro: http://camera-and-photo.become.com/l...es--c211679905 Or look at the smaller Domke sling bags. |
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I was going to mention that Think Tank do make bags that will fit smaller notebooks and pro camera bodies, buit I suppose you're gona rule it out. Guess their style isn't for you.
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well, in the event billingham comes up on your radar again, you can consider the hadley large. i think there is one on BNS.
can fit in 3-4 lens, body+grip (but unattached) and laptop. but you can't fit in your neoprene strap. the new billingham strap is very padded and comfortable. |
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How about the Tamrac Adventure Messenger 5?
http://www.tamrac.com/5535_open_lrg.htm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aSMdcSNavs Size is about what you're looking for. Not sure about the strap though. And the design is pretty conservative / bland (I guess that's subjective). Saw it at TK several weeks ago. Like you, I use a 12" notebook, and I seem to be perpetually in search of the perfect bag. |
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And yes, I don't like their style. Have an Urban Disguise 50, and I'll probably sell it off once I find a replacement. |
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Thanks for sharing; searching for bags with oddball requirements is a pain! |
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With a little creativity, you can modify the Crumpler 7 Million Dollar Home into a laptop/camera bag...
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=383571
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Thinktank Urban disguise 50/60 or Billingham Hadley large unless you really hate them...
Last edited by PrimePhotog; 26th May 2009 at 10:22 AM. |
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StrifeYun: I saw the new grey coloured bags, are you talking about those?
Hitman: That's a consideration, but the new Crumplers don't have a removable strap... Prime: As I've mentioned, Billinghams are definitely out, and the 3 bags you listed aren't small. Not to me anyway. |
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Just got my Urban Disguise 60 today... will be comparing it with my Billingham Packington and should be able to give some comments next week =p
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I recently got a bag for S$50 when I bought a dry cabinet. China brand call wang de fu or something like that. Cheap, but well paded.
It has a paded notebook compartment that can take the 12.1" notebook. and 3 paded compartment in front. The 50D with grip goes right in and I can put in another 2 lenses. There's another 2 pocket in front for accessories. Overall, it's stll smaller than most notebook bags. The only down side, you can't use your own optech strap. But the one on the bag ain't bad either. As for looks, it ain't fashionable, more functionable. You are not going to get much attention on your bag or 'oooh' and 'aahh' comments about it. Cheers, |
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oh thats the WONDERFUL bag
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![]() ![]() billingham = ugly or unclely... you have high standards! |
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get Tod or LV to customise a Camera bag for you loh....
To me if the bag is durable,easy access to lens,comfortable to carry can liao...if not just buy a Ixus100IS and put in your LV..nicest....
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