How many camera bags do you have?

Darren · 4th May 2002

So that the ones with lots of bags feel vindicated, and those that need to justify more than one bag can point here and say "See, all them PLOFESSEOWNALs got many, many bags, mah...."

Kho King · 4th May 2002

Hey Darren, how many do you have?

Darren · 4th May 2002

Not many, only 5

Richard · 4th May 2002

Huh? What camera? :P

Kho King · 4th May 2002

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Originally posted by Darren
Not many, only 5

Wow! So MANY!

I need to catch up then...wanna sell any of them?

roygoh · 7th May 2002

Not counting those that I have stopped using, I have basically 3 camera bags.

1. Full-sized shoulder-bag for events that require more equipment, such as weddings. This is a Cullman bag, but I don't remember the model.

2. Lowelpro Photorunner. Packs my F801S mounted with 24-50 AF, plus 80-200 AI, and SB24. The side pouch can take a few rols of film plus batteries. For the past few months, I have been using this bag to carry my CP995, tele and wide converters, external battery pack, flash bracket, SB24, and other accessories.

3. My latest addition. This is a belt-based carrying bag. A Craftman's tool-belt with 2 Samsonite pouches. Very useful for carrying my CP995 around for hiking and outdoor trips. I can add more pouches if necessary and can even add a shoulder harness if the weight gets too much and make it like a SBO!

Eugene · 7th May 2002

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Originally posted by roygoh

wah sey!!! looks very familliar!!!
can put waterbottle and poncho also...
very handy!!!

chaotic · 10th May 2002

i've got zero bags at the moment... using a generic waistpouch and a foam wrapper for my coolpix 995

nuts · 11th May 2002

How comfortable is it when taking prone positions? Ah... I can picture it in my head... photographer doing fire & movement with CP995, tracking an animal in the outdoors...

..NuTs..

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Originally posted by roygoh
3. My latest addition. This is a belt-based carrying bag. A Craftman's tool-belt with 2 Samsonite pouches. Very useful for carrying my CP995 around for hiking and outdoor trips. I can add more pouches if necessary and can even add a shoulder harness if the weight gets too much and make it like a SBO!

mervlam · 12th May 2002

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Originally posted by roygoh

3. My latest addition. This is a belt-based carrying bag. A Craftman's tool-belt with 2 Samsonite pouches. Very useful for carrying my CP995 around for hiking and outdoor trips. I can add more pouches if necessary and can even add a shoulder harness if the weight gets too much and make it like a SBO!

next time use SBO can liaoz... no need camera bag

syncmaster · 12th May 2002

Well that the bag that i got for my Oly C2100 .
Got is as low as 12.5 $ US ,and its good stuff , plus water proof .

chyeo · 12th May 2002

Wah that one really looked like a product from the army man...anyone here can recommend a good backpack-type camera bag? Preferably LowePro...

syncmaster · 13th May 2002

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Originally posted by chyeo
Wah that one really looked like a product from the army man...anyone here can recommend a good backpack-type camera bag? Preferably LowePro...

If this opinion is about my bag .
Then my friend for sure you have not be in the army yet

Darren · 5th August 2002

*bump* since there is interest in bags now ...

Belle&Sebastain · 5th August 2002

only have one bag nova3

andretan · 5th August 2002

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Originally posted by syncmaster
Well that the bag that i got for my Oly C2100 .
Got is as low as 12.5 $ US ,and its good stuff , plus water proof .

Are you SURE that it is WATER-PROOF?

rubric · 5th August 2002

I've got 3 and each has its own pros and cons. The Lowepro Microtrekker 100: small and comfortable, distributes weight evenly as it's a backpack (pro), but can't get my gear/accessories quickly (con). The Domke f-6: hip-hugging and stays on my shoulders (pro), but so roomy I tend to overpack and end up with aching back and shoulders. The Domke f-5xb: just nice for a camera body and a lens plus film, hoods,filters, batteries (pro), but that's about it (con)!
Love them or hate them, even the most un-PLOFESSEOWNALs (why do i see 'seow' in it?) among us need at least one bag, preferrably 2 or 3 or 4 or ...

rubric · 5th August 2002

BTW, Belle&Sebastain, I've seen some Crumpler-inspired bags at psbb recently.

Like the canvas satchels a lot too. What about more padded bags with compartments/inserts soon?

omega · 5th August 2002

just 1.. .nova 4. Good bag i should say

Belle&Sebastain · 12th August 2002

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BTW, Belle&Sebastain, I've seen some Crumpler-inspired bags at psbb recently. Like the canvas satchels a lot too. What about more padded bags with compartments/inserts soon?

isit?

bags not my territory, me design menswear BUT me could advise. hemm, if camera bags more ppl like maybe could commission to do but must get approval first.

View Poll Results: How many camera bags do you have?
None - only use camera case	17	2.75%
One	121	19.55%
Two	183	29.56%
Three	149	24.07%
Four	60	9.69%
Five	34	5.49%
Six	17	2.75%
Seven	12	1.94%
Eight	6	0.97%
Nine and beyond ....	20	3.23%
Voters: 619. You may not vote on this poll

4th May 2002	#1
Darren ClubSNAP Admin Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ClubSNAP HQ Posts: 7,473	How many camera bags do you have? So that the ones with lots of bags feel vindicated, and those that need to justify more than one bag can point here and say "See, all them PLOFESSEOWNALs got many, many bags, mah...." __________________ Tweet?

4th May 2002	#2
Kho King Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,799	Hey Darren, how many do you have? __________________ KOH KHO KING http://ShaShinKi.com ~ Malaysia Online Camera Shop! :cool:

4th May 2002	#3
Darren ClubSNAP Admin Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ClubSNAP HQ Posts: 7,473	Not many, only 5 __________________ Tweet?

7th May 2002	#6
roygoh Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Northwest Posts: 5,042	Not counting those that I have stopped using, I have basically 3 camera bags. 1. Full-sized shoulder-bag for events that require more equipment, such as weddings. This is a Cullman bag, but I don't remember the model. 2. Lowelpro Photorunner. Packs my F801S mounted with 24-50 AF, plus 80-200 AI, and SB24. The side pouch can take a few rols of film plus batteries. For the past few months, I have been using this bag to carry my CP995, tele and wide converters, external battery pack, flash bracket, SB24, and other accessories. 3. My latest addition. This is a belt-based carrying bag. A Craftman's tool-belt with 2 Samsonite pouches. Very useful for carrying my CP995 around for hiking and outdoor trips. I can add more pouches if necessary and can even add a shoulder harness if the weight gets too much and make it like a SBO! __________________ As complexity rises, precise statements lose meaning and meaningful statements lose precision. Last edited by roygoh; 7th May 2002 at 04:47 AM.

4th May 2002	#4
Richard Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 514	Huh? What camera? :P

10th May 2002	#8
chaotic Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 738	i've got zero bags at the moment... using a generic waistpouch and a foam wrapper for my coolpix 995

12th May 2002	#11
syncmaster Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Greece Posts: 438	Well that the bag that i got for my Oly C2100 . Got is as low as 12.5 $ US ,and its good stuff , plus water proof . __________________ Olympus C2100 + A200 + Manfrotto . Last edited by syncmaster; 12th May 2002 at 07:22 AM.

12th May 2002	#12
chyeo Senior Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Yishun Posts: 2,563	Wah that one really looked like a product from the army man...anyone here can recommend a good backpack-type camera bag? Preferably LowePro...

5th August 2002	#14
Darren ClubSNAP Admin Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ClubSNAP HQ Posts: 7,473	bump since there is interest in bags now ... __________________ Tweet?

5th August 2002	#15
Belle&Sebastain Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: here Posts: 3,752	only have one bag nova3

5th August 2002	#17
rubric Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Somewhere East Posts: 727	I've got 3 and each has its own pros and cons. The Lowepro Microtrekker 100: small and comfortable, distributes weight evenly as it's a backpack (pro), but can't get my gear/accessories quickly (con). The Domke f-6: hip-hugging and stays on my shoulders (pro), but so roomy I tend to overpack and end up with aching back and shoulders. The Domke f-5xb: just nice for a camera body and a lens plus film, hoods,filters, batteries (pro), but that's about it (con)! Love them or hate them, even the most un-PLOFESSEOWNALs (why do i see 'seow' in it?) among us need at least one bag, preferrably 2 or 3 or 4 or ...

5th August 2002	#19
omega Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Yishun Posts: 68	just 1.. .nova 4. Good bag i should say