Bag for EOS1D MK11N and lenses

[dawnrogers]

I'd really appreciate any comments about which bag you use for your EOS1D MK 11N...I thought my Lowepro trekker would be big enough but its a bit of a tight squeeze !

I also 4 lenses plus an 580EX flashgun....... to get in there........mind you I'm going to have to grow muscles to carry it all at this rate LOL...

[Rumjungle]

What type of bag do you prefer? Backpack, sling, shoulder? I find that I prefer different bags for different occasions. Take a look at this website: cambags (http://www.cambags.com)
There, you can select your camera (1D), and then see pictures that cam (plus gear) in different bags.

[dawnrogers]

Thanks for the link thats really helpful....I like a back pack when we're on holiday....but actually a shoulder bag would be better for day to day use (I think) I have a billingham but it shouts camera and I don't like that...woman on her own with a bag full of kit..no thanks! so I like the Lowepro bags....have never seen a Kato bag in the flesh although they reckon they are good.....so much choice...worse than shoes LOL....

[Billginthekeys]

which lenses are you looking to fit in it? which trekker do you have? I find the nature trekker is big enough for just about anything you can throw at/in it.

fora shoulder bag look at the stealthreporter series.

[CyberDyneSystems]

I went from the lowest cost to the high end when I stopped using my "Ritz Quantaray" (about $90.00 bucks and worked great) in leu of a used Billingham 550.

The billingham is obviously a lot better, but size wise, that Quantaray kept up just fine. It would fit two bodies at at least 4 lenses of varying sizes with plenty of room for the flashgun, batteries etc. The Billingham as I say is much better made, but even as one of there larger bags, it doesn't really hold any more unless I use the optional side pouches.

[In2Photos]

Try looking at the Domke (http://www.tiffen.com/results.html?search_type_no=6&tablename=domke&family=Domke+Camera+Bags&) satchels.