What type of camera bag do you use?
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Haversack is good as it distributes the weight on your shoulder evenly, I own a shoulder bag and a haversack hence can swop around depending on my mood and style of shooting. Lowepro Mini Trekker is good, just nice for a basic photographer's set up 
Ivan11 said:Haversack is good as it distributes the weight on your shoulder evenly, I own a shoulder bag and a haversack hence can swop around depending on my mood and style of shooting. Lowepro Mini Trekker is good, just nice for a basic photographer's set up
I'm thinking of getting the Lowepro Rover any good?
personally i prefer slingbags for outdoors etc.. everything is alot more accessible..
if going out to trekking/tours etc... backpack.
if going out to trekking/tours etc... backpack.
I'm currently using the Lowepro Nova 4 AW. I don't like backpacks as they're troublesome to take equipment in and out quickly and efficiently.
do we need to use expensive bad or normal bag will do?
i'm using a cheapo bag bought new at TCW at $30 :d
can take one body with no lens and 4 lens or 1 body with lens on and 2 lens :d
i'm not sure abt others, but i don know why a bag must be $100+?
i'm using a cheapo bag bought new at TCW at $30 :d
can take one body with no lens and 4 lens or 1 body with lens on and 2 lens :d
i'm not sure abt others, but i don know why a bag must be $100+?
Crumplers only.
Tallee for local shooting and Farmer's Double for long range travelling.
Tallee have that 3rd leg 'strap' so the bag ends up like a mini haversack behind. :thumbsup:
Tallee for local shooting and Farmer's Double for long range travelling.
Tallee have that 3rd leg 'strap' so the bag ends up like a mini haversack behind. :thumbsup:
hi guys,
i carry a CompuTrekker AW as i have a laptop to carry around as well. Its a nice bag but just that it is abit too big. hehehhe.
i carry a CompuTrekker AW as i have a laptop to carry around as well. Its a nice bag but just that it is abit too big. hehehhe.
Hi there,
It really depend on how you shoot and what stuff you want to bring. I have 5 different types of bags for different occasions.
Lowepro Omni Traveller... Travelling.
Lowepro Nova 4... light to mid vegetation and activity, and city shoots.
Lowepro Micro Trekker 200... Longer treks/ wilderness and less people around.
Safrotto (Working satchel look)... city shoots and after work shoots.
Delsey x90... casual walkabout shoots.
All must be ready to support out-of-bag (no need to put bag down) shooting operations, except for the backpack model of course. I am competing with the wife with her bags already! :bsmilie:
Hope this helps!
It really depend on how you shoot and what stuff you want to bring. I have 5 different types of bags for different occasions.
Lowepro Omni Traveller... Travelling.
Lowepro Nova 4... light to mid vegetation and activity, and city shoots.
Lowepro Micro Trekker 200... Longer treks/ wilderness and less people around.
Safrotto (Working satchel look)... city shoots and after work shoots.
Delsey x90... casual walkabout shoots.
All must be ready to support out-of-bag (no need to put bag down) shooting operations, except for the backpack model of course. I am competing with the wife with her bags already! :bsmilie:
Hope this helps!
Using a Lowepro Stealth Reporter D300 and Nova 4. Used to own a Computrekker Aw but too big. Slling/Shoulder bags more convenient to take equipment in/out but when bringing tripod/monopod... a bag is more useful but i just sling the tripod bag along.
haha... true true, different bags for different occasions. I have 3 bags...Caomhin said:
1) Lowepro Rover AWII - for travelling, cycling, photo outings, etc...
2) Lowepro Nova 5 AW - for various assignments (when more gears are needed)
3) Crumpler Tallee - for casual shoots in town or work, when a nice looking bag comes in handy
There's no all-in-one bag, different purpose different bags.
When not in use, my bags are put in plastic bags and kept on top of my bookshelves.
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