How many camera bags do you have?
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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!
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!
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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... :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
..NuTs..
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... :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
..NuTs..
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!
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 .
Got is as low as 12.5 $ US ,and its good stuff , plus water proof .
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 ...
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 ...
BTW, Belle&Sebastain, I've seen some Crumpler-inspired bags at psbb recently. :thumbsup: Like the canvas satchels a lot too. What about more padded bags with compartments/inserts soon?
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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.- Status