Show me your camera bag

[Aylwin]

Inspired by this thread: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=36918

Do you have a photo of your camera bag with your gear in it? Please share! As a newbie, I have two dilemnas: what type of bag to buy, and how to arrange it. The thread above is for the Lowepro Minitrekker but I'm interesting in seeing other brands/models also.

It was easy when I just had the 10D + 28-135IS. But now I have a few more lenses and what not which I need to fit in a bag. I bought a cheap back pack which was useless. Plus, I have a back pack for my laptop and I can't have two back packs while travelling (on the plane, for example). I bought a medium sized shoulder bag which I use now. It's a pain though for long walks as it gets quite heavy on one shoulder. Now that I have a FlashTrax, I don't need to bring my laptop anymore on holidays. So I'm looking to get a decent back pack.

Looking at photos helps a lot, I think. It gives me ideas.

Thanks,
Aylwin

[Jim_T]

I've got an older LowePro Onmi Traveller (It's discontinued now).

I like it because it has padded dividers.. I carry 3 lenses, my flash, spare batteries, my filters, lens cleaning stuff, memory cards and my remote cable release... I have several large lenses that I carry seperately.

http://members.shaw.ca/jwt873/bag.jpg

[KennyG]

Honestly, you don't want to see this. It is a Billingham 555, the best large shoulder bag made.

1D with a 100-400 attached, 10D with a 70-200 2.8IS attached, 17-40L, 24-70L, 50 1.4, 85 1.8, 2 TC's in the main compartment. Spare batteries (lots) and hoods in the front. Pod on the side with a FlashTrax.

Comes with a free fitness course :D

http://www.stiuk.dial.pipex.com/bag.jpg

[Canuck]

This is the Tenba DB-17C with a puch below for a 17" laptop too! Hernias are included in the sale price. Here are a few of the way I had it setup one day. Stuff is as follows: Canon EOS 10D w/ Big Ed, Sigma 120-300mm F2.8EX (monster lens) Canon 24-70mm F2.8L near monster lens, Canon 16-35mm F2.8L, 40GB FlashTrax Drive w/ extra battery, various filters, Canon EOS 50E (film), and more assorted camera kit.
http://images.fotopic.net/?id=5767056
http://images.fotopic.net/?id=5767057
http://images.fotopic.net/?id=5767058

I obviosly didn't take these pics, I asked a friend to do it and he said that it would be ok. Thanks Snowman!

[Cadwell]

OK, this is the largest of my bags. It's the one I usualy take if I have the big telephoto with me.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/valaraukar/treker.jpg

It's a Lowepro Photo Trekker AW II.

p.s. Don't ask what I took that shot with :oops:

[cmM]

Look at all these nicely arranged bags...
:x I have to camera bags but they're both too small... I can't fit my rebel + grip in the bag with anything bigger than the 50mm f/1.8. I gotta get me a bigger bag...

Cadwell, how do you carry your monopod ?

[Calis]

Fun thread - here's mine:

http://www.pbase.com/image/31111624.jpg

It's a Billingham 306 (a smaller version of KennyG's 555) I love it - big enough for all my gear + planned purchases, comfortable to carry, and fantastically well made.

In it are my 300D + Grip, 70-200 IS L, 28-135 IS, 50 f1.8 and (under the 50) the kit 18-44. Note the spare slot for the 17-40L when I recover from buying the 70-200, and adding a few padded flaps the 100-400 would sit nicley on top of the 70-200. It's deep enough for a flash and portable storage to fit in as well. It's also got 3 big pockets for filters, batteries, cleaning stuff etc.

Did I mention that I love it :D

[Tom W]

That's all find and dandy, but I got a really good deal on this bag:

http://www.pbase.com/photosbytom/image/36850921.jpg

If any of y'all are interested, I can hook you up with my supplier. ;)

[Cadwell]

Cadwell, how do you carry your monopod ?

It sits in the tripod cup and is lashed to the side of the backpack by a couple of fasteners. Works quite well.

The only problem with that bag is that it is fairly bulky but on the plus side it is very weather resistant. It's kept my gear dry in some prolonged torrential rain.

[Ferdinand]

Tom, you are really something else!!! :D You won this round but we will get you next time!!! :) hehehehe

[GenEOS]

That's all find and dandy, but I got a really good deal on this bag:

http://www.pbase.com/photosbytom/image/36850921.jpg

If any of y'all are interested, I can hook you up with my supplier. ;)

I see this version has double walled protection. Very nice!

[Aylwin]

Great photos!

Kenny, how deep is that bag?! :shock: I'm amazed you can carry that around!

Canuck, thanks for your post! I was pretty much set on the Mini Trekker but this looks like a better option for me if it fits a laptop as well. It'll be much easier for me to bring my camera kit along on work related trips. :)

Are there any other back packs that have room for a laptop?

Tom, what can I say? If there's room in there for the camera body then I just might consider it. :lol:

By the way, here's my current big bag (it's actually quite small):

http://www.cal-family.org/download/cambag.jpg

It fits: 10D + 17-40, 50 1.4, 28-138 IS, 75-300 IS, 420EX, FlashTrax, BP charger and a few other small bits.

[polloloco81]

That's all find and dandy, but I got a really good deal on this bag:

http://www.pbase.com/photosbytom/image/36850921.jpg

If any of y'all are interested, I can hook you up with my supplier. ;)

NOICE!

[longhornfan]

aylwin
there are several backpacks that support a laptop. i am going from the tamrac pro 9 to the tenba d17. the d17 is a little bit bigger but i have added equipment and the tenba is more comfortable and i love the easy accessible side zippers. i have the tamrac backpack on ebay right now.

www.tenbagear.com

www.tamrac.com

good luck

[Stapler123]

not a backpack, just want to join in the fun


Just your basic bag but you have to imagine a 300d in there, as its my only didgital. It kinda stradles the top with the zoom lense, hood underneath along with the nifty50, kit lense, and various accesories.

Oh! also it came pre stained from a couple years of use. Only cost 10 bucks at the local used camera sture, which unfortunately is out of buisness.

http://home.earthlink.net/~miltonisking/Photo/measurebate/tamrac.JPG

[Chris1le]

Lowepro Nova 5 AW

This bag is okay for now but will be to small as soon as my 70-200EX gets back. :cry:

http://www.pbase.com/image/31121497.jpg

[BigRed450]

OK here it is

TAMRAC 5259 Cyberpac 9

http://users.air.on.ca/cbjaps/jtphotographic/tamrac5259_in.jpg

http://users.air.on.ca/cbjaps/jtphotographic/tamrac5259_out.jpg

http://www.tamrac.com/welcome.htm

[Liang]

Here is mine

http://www.dgmr.net/photo/canonforum/camerabag.jpg
Canon 300D with Canon 50mm F1.8 attached,
Canon 28-135IS,
Tamron 70-300,
Canon 420EX.

[KennyG]

Great photos!

Kenny, how deep is that bag?! :shock: I'm amazed you can carry that around!

Around 11 inches high, 7 inches deep (front to back) and 18 inches wide. It can easily take two 1D or 10D with either a 100-400L or 70-200 2.8IS attached, lens down with hood reversed.

On the race circuit I have my 1D with a 300 2.8L IS attached on a monopod over one shoulder, plus the 10D with 70-200 with hood mounted, lying horizontally in the bag which hangs from my other shoulder.

As the season goes on I get fitter 8) especially as at some meetings I can easily walk 5 or 6 miles during a shoot.

Oh, I forgot, my Domke vest has a few items stuffed in the pockets as well, including a couple of essential bottles of energy drink.

[Chazs]

I use a Lowe Pro Elite III. Okay, so I bought it back in 1982 with my olympus OM1 gear. It still is a gem of a case.

Included is the DRebel, doubler, extension tube, Olympus-Canon adapter, flash, remote, filters, lens hood, extra battery, blower, extra memory cards, five lenses, data transfer gear, a small tripod (almost useless) for my Canon S40. Still need to figure out what to put in the old film holders. :D
http://members.isp01.net/snevetsc/photos/stuff.jpg

[IanD]

Kenny,
That 555 is the cats arse in bags but is near impossible to find here in Canada. I'd give my left $%# for one.

[dn7elson]

I'd give my left $%# for one.

B&H has it as a Special Order item...$440US

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=264477&is=REG

[jonnyhorizon]

My Lowepro nature treker and I are heading for glacier park and canadian rockies in the AM

heres two shots of my "bag"


http://www.johncastor.com/canon%2Dforum/Pack-right-CRW_5278.jpg

http://www.johncastor.com/canon%2Dforum/Pack-leftCRW_5279.jpg

...

[Tom W]

Pepper spray and bear bells. Where the heck is the .44 Magnum? :)

[whowie]

I read somewhere that the difference between black bear poop and grizly bear poop was that black bear poop smells like poop and has blueberry twigs in it whereas Grizly poop smells like pepper and has bells in it.

[IanD]

I read somewhere that the difference between black bear poop and grizly bear poop was that black bear poop smells like poop and has blueberry twigs in it whereas Grizly poop smells like pepper and has bells in it. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[blackviolet]

edit: see later post further down the thread

[SDK^]

Lowe Pro Mini Trekker AW

http://www.sdk2003.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Camera-bag-SDK^.jpg

[dsze]

Is anyone using or used in the past; a LowePro Compact AW? Opinions?

-daniel

[DocFrankenstein]

Pepper spray and bear bells. Where the heck is the .44 Magnum? :)
Uh oh. Don't you know that self defence is illegal in the People's Republic of Canada? Especially with such an evil gun that killed so many people in the movies... :roll:

If you have a pistol, you need athorization to transfer, which outlines times and routes from your house to the range. You're gonna get in trouble if you stop to put some gas in your car, while transferring... let alone using it for bears! And self defence.

IT SUCKS WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE GUNS INGRAINED IN YOUR CONSTITUTION. :cry:

[OviV]

O.K. Here is mine. This is also a "mini-trecker". Seems to be a popular bag. On the outside pockets I also carry a Sigma 500DG Super flash and a Vosonic X Drive Pro. I'll typically also carry a EOS 630 Film camera and my A60 (used to take the picture)



http://www.shareapicture.com/vsalbum/getpic.aspx?fld=\OviV\Misc&pic=IMG_4555.jpg&OV=0

[PhotosGuy]

Back in the '70s, there weren't any bags that I liked, so I designed my own. I wanted to be able to put 2 cams in with the most used lenses attached, including the hood. It easily held, 4 lenses (20, 35, 50, & 105) ready for use, & the 200 fit under the lens shelf, along with a backup flash (283).
The inside of the top would capture the Velcro on the lens & base caps, so I could unscrew them with one hand.
Pouches on the sides held a minimum of 80 rolls of film (about one days shooting), & the primary 283 flash.

http://img72.photobucket.com/albums/v218/PhotosGuy/Forum%20Junk/Case_outside.jpg


When the top was flipped over to close it, I could open a compartment for gadgets, focusing screens, filters, & stuff that would get me arrested in todays airports.

http://img72.photobucket.com/albums/v218/PhotosGuy/Forum%20Junk/Case_Top.jpg

Did you notice the extra padded (postman's) shoulder cushion on the strap! It weighed in at over 20 pounds, but with one hand to steady the bag & hold my tripod too, I could go anywhere. I designed it to attach a 2nd strap for my other shoulder, but I didn't use it much after I got used to carrying the bag around.
I could also fit a small light stand inside it.

Unlike Kennys, it didn't come with a free fitness course. Part of the job provided that, by me running up & down the stairs on drilling rigs out in the Gulf. :lol:

I also used something like these waist packs when I could leave equipment I didn't think I'd need in my trunk. Lowepro Beltpacks (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Waist-Bags/ci/4338/N/4291080223)

I'll have to take a shot of mine, sometime.

EDIT: OK, so I did. This was an Aspak from the '70s & I don't think it's made any longer. But it illustrates that a belt pack can hold a lot. While I usually have the 28-70 f/2.8 on my camera, I included it here just to show what I could carry on my hips if I needed to. Other items inside are the 70-200 f/2.8, 85mm f/1.8, a Vivitar 283 strobe, & spare battery.

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[atch]

up top, I'm on the market for a decent bag for my newly acquired digital rebel and needs some ideas:D. Got a lowepro ex160 but it's too dang small and it's going back to the store. Any ideas for a bag that will fit the digital rebel kit and all its junk plus an elura 50 video cam ? I would like it to be as compact as possible. Throw me some model no.:cool:

AYLWIN: can you give me the brand and model name of the bag that you posted. thx

[RJSorensen]

When I get a picture . . . I am going to join in this fun.

[tommykjensen]

Here's my backpack. Now where can I fit a 300 mm f4 IS or a 400 mm f5.6 L????

http://photo.klein-jensen.dk/public/backpack.jpg

[René Damkot]

My bag; Billingham 335. Fits an EOS 1DMk2 with sigma 20mm 1.8; EF 50/1.4; EF35/2.0; EF 100/2.0; 550EX. Furthermore some extra's (spare batteries, extention cord, filters, ear plugs (I shoot concerts) ;) ) and a monopod on top of it all, between zipped bag and rainflap.
Pictured with Eos 1n, because my 1d2 and lenses are over at Canon.... :(

[kawter2]

Lowepro Nova 5 AW

This bag is okay for now but will be to small as soon as my 70-200EX gets back. :cry:

http://www.pbase.com/image/31121497.jpg



Nice Shot!! Everyone should shoot their bags under great light like this!!! ;)

[michael.luczkow]

http://blacklinux.com/hosted/mike/photography-on-the-net/pelican/DSCN6196.jpg

[mbze430]

I can't afford a bag.

[metsuyan]

OK....

http://www.metsuyan.com/graphics/cambagdiagram.jpg

My bag weighs quite a bit but that just means that I've got lots of goodies... you can always lighten up a bit if neccessary. Actually I have a camera body bag which I take when I'll be shooting with my standard
EF 24-70mm L 2.8 walkaround lense. The bag is a Lowerpro Computrekker which deceivingly holds quite a bit if packed properly which is good for those that want to bring alot on a plane but are afraid of being asked to check it in. So long as you look strong with the bag, its size will prevent most from asking you to weigh it or anything. It helps to have a tiny laptop like the sony T series Vaio's. I'm actually capable of bringing on a few additional USB powered 80 gig external laptop hardrives (www.drivesolutions.com (http://www.drivesolutions.com/)) that I use to watch movies and store all of the immense files that this 16.7 mpxl camera takes (especially when simultaneously taking Raw and large JPG files) If I wanted to push it I might even be able to fit 1 pair of Bose noise cancelling headsets but that definately would be pushing it. Worst case scenario, put your headset around your neck and your wife's/ husband's when boarding.

Goodluck :D

[RoB_m]

i have Lowe Pro mini magnum and micro magnum bags, circa ~1980, which i inheritted from a photo savvy relative. he used them to carry around his canon A-1 and AE-1, now i carry around my 10D. i'll take a pic tomorrow :]

[musthavemuzk]

interesting pics.
lots of toys

so has anyone tried a bag then switched to a backpack and like it more? or viceversa?
as i am shopping for something to hold my 20D and stuff.

do you carry the manuals, and such with you?

do you carry your tripod or monopod with you alot?

best way to carry CF cards and filters to reduce chance of damage?
hard or soft cases? or what?

any risk of damage to body or glass by carrying them vertical or horozontal? or does it matter?

thanx

Monty

[michael.luczkow]

i use the hard case for permanent storage due to strength and moisture issues. camera stays in the hard case, gets put in the car and then when i go out to go shooting, i take the camera out of the hard case and put it in the bag (or just put the strap around my neck and walk around with it). I find the combination of a hard case which holds everything, and a small softcase works for me. I might consider getting a backpack also. something i can don a tripod or a monopod to.

[Blackbird]

Here is my new bag. It's a Lowepro Mini Trekker AW but I dont have as much stuff as most people here so it looks a bit empty.

[musthavemuzk]

i would guess in time it will fill up with gear as money allows. this way you already have the bag for it.

Monty

[blackviolet]

i placed a bunch of photos (http://www.pbase.com/iagrafx/equipe) of my bags packed and loaded. i use different bags, depending on whether i'm travelling, whether i intend to take lots of photos, and what else i'm carrying.

this includes 3 crumplers:
december quarter (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999499.jpg)
december (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999500.jpg) quarter (2)
december quarter (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999501.jpg) (3)
december quarter and shrinkle (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999502.jpg)
shrinkle (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999504.jpg)
tallee (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999505.jpg)
tallee (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999506.jpg) (2)

and the lowepro roadrunner mini aw rolling backpack (http://www.pbase.com/image/39999503.jpg)

i forgot to take a photo of the outside of the roadrunner, so i'll do that soon

[Steve Parr]

That's all find and dandy, but I got a really good deal on this bag:

http://images.fotopic.net/?iid=y34mqz&outx=600&noresize=1&nostamp=1

If any of y'all are interested, I can hook you up with my supplier. ;)

That's sweet...

Steve

[Steve Parr]

I use one of these:

http://taylorguitars.com/taylorware/photos/gear-bag_dt.jpg

It's designed for guitarists to carry guitar cords, extra strings, microphones, tuners, tools, etc.; It's a good size bag; seems to have pockets everywhere.

It holds my Digital Rebel, my step-dad's old AE-1, and my old FTb, along with a few lenses.

It ain't a camera bag, but it ain't bad...

Steve

[mbze430]

I went to Wal-Mart today, and I picked up the same bag as Tom W. Though I am not in tune with the blue. So I might return it and get a Target one. Bullseye = Sharp shooter...!!

[abel]

better late than never...

http://www.lifeatf8.com/temp/gear2.jpg

[SDK^]

I have a Lowe Pro Photo Trekker AW II now

http://www.sdk2003.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/sdk-photobag.jpg

[RJSorensen]

That is one sweet setup . . . very nice.

[pradeep1]

That's all find and dandy, but I got a really good deal on this bag:

http://images.fotopic.net/?iid=y34mqz&outx=600&noresize=1&nostamp=1

If any of y'all are interested, I can hook you up with my supplier. ;)

There are merits of carrying your equipment this way. Minimal protection from damage, but at least your stuff won't be stolen. This technique is used by many people who have to move large amounts of money in third world countries. Say for example you have a business that generates a lot of cash...real cash, like bills, not the things we call "cash" in the West. So you bundle up this cash and wrap it with some cheap plastic bags or a duffle bag that looks like a bag you use to carry laundry. You put this in the hands of a trusted person who looks like a country bumpkin and then you put him on a bus to the intended destination. Unless someone knows of what you are doing, there is almost no chance this guy is going to get found out. If you use a flashy armored car service or use some own improvised money collection vehicle, it will be attacked for sure. So when I travel, you'd be hard pressed find a camera bag on me that looks like a camera bag. :cool:

[crc_408]

My new Mini Trekker ....

http://gallery.cayetano.com/misc/bag_600.jpg

300D has BG-E1 grip

[roanjohn]

No crumplers????!!!!???

Ro1

[flyfishnj]

I have the promaster Gear 2020 IV XL Back Pack. Still have room

[blackviolet]

No crumplers????!!!!???

look at my post above...

i just picked up a 7 million dollar home yesterday. it's nothing like what i expected - it's like a touristy camera bag. it has a handle on the top and you can wear it like a messenger bag. it holds about the same amount of kit as the tallee, but it's wider and doesn't have the 'hidden compartment'.

their new backpacks are a little bit better than the older ones, but essentially the same design.

[Jon]

Trusty Domke F1x with 20D, D60, 550EX, 420EX, 15-30 Sigma, 24-70, 100-400, 90 Tamron macro, Nifty 50, 35 f/2, 1.4x TC II, slew of cards, filters, batteries and assorted other rubbish. http://photography-on-the.net/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2819

[CyberDyneSystems]

crc,.. your bag looks so clean it's like an advertisement! lol

[Thenethiel]

look at my post above...

i just picked up a 7 million dollar home yesterday. it's nothing like what i expected - it's like a touristy camera bag. it has a handle on the top and you can wear it like a messenger bag. it holds about the same amount of kit as the tallee, but it's wider and doesn't have the 'hidden compartment'.

I'm strongly considering getting this one, do you think it'll hold what I have listed posted here (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=72277)?

[blackviolet]

they should all fit, but the 70-200 won't fit attached - it would have to go in one of the side lens pockets. i just got home from another overseas trip. i'll try it a bit later this arvo to see what fits.

[tim]

Buying bags is such a pain. I want a backpack that will carry all the lenses listed in my sig except the 50mm F1.8, and have room for another flash and body. The mini trecker is about the best i've seen so far, any other suggestions?

[musthavemuzk]

I have pretty much decided on Tamrac 5608 Pro 8 Camera Shoulder Bag. there is also a pro 12 version, but i think that is too much bag for me to lug around.
the pro 8 is 85usd at BH and the pro 12 is 110usd
seems a good balance for me for price and room. not that i have 2 bodies i was just thinking about future a little bit.
i think one of the bigger selling points on these bags is the handle. it is not your regular straight handle there is a notched area thus allowing the strap to sit up on your shoulder better . less chance it seems of it sliding off your shoulder. i had seen these on one of our little field trips to the big city and liked how it hung on my shoulder.

Monty

[CorruptedPhotographer]

bump for a fantastic thread ;)

[Sprout Crumble]

Anybody have a Lowepro Super Trekker AWII? Particularly interested on fully loaded on a motorbike.

[fetching]

last night i ordered the canon photo backpack 200eg because it's insanely inexpensive and has recieved really good reviews on fred miranda. I have been meaning to go out and see some Lowepro bags but haven't been able to, meanwhile my equipment has been sitting out unprotected.

i think this will be good for now.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00009R6TA/qid=1122415222/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_sbs_1/002-4439113-7376860?v=glance&s=electronics&n=507846

[ramathorne]

i received my large crumpler pen pizza camera bag today. i thought i'd post you guys some pictures to show you the size, as there any around, and the crumpler sight doesn't show you to good.

i took these with the s70 on small and fine setting:

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1635.jpg

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1636.jpg

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1634.jpg

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1637.jpg

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1638.jpg

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1644.jpg

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1647.jpg

below is everything i had in the bag:
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1648.jpg

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/benpizza/IMG_1650.jpg


so i wanted a small bag for walk-around and it seems perfect, its fits my eos600 with a 55mm lens attached and a separate 24-85mm lens. i must also point out that it will also fit the bag with the 24-85mm lens attached to the camera and will still fit a separate lens, so there is the possibility of carrying around two different size lenses than the ones i'll have in.

as you can see the separator is adjustable and has a little flap on top, but i'm really not sure what the flap is for? if anyone can point it out i'd be grateful.

anyway i highly recommend the bag for a small walk-around.

[Skip Souza]

The Tamrac belt with Travel Zoom bag, lens case, and accessory case are for use in my motorcycle tank bag.
Holds 20D with lens, spare lens, speedlite w/omnibounce, spare batteries, CF cards, compact cleaning kit. It is quite easy to walk around with.
The Canon 200DG is for when I am traveling by auto and holds all the camera gear I own with room for more. :lol:

[DxHatchback]

^^^ thats the same bag i have there, i hate it because it uses snaps instead of zippers

lol at the walmart bag on page 1

[Jwreich]

Ok, here's my bag. I just upgraded so I could carry my 70-200 along with my other lens. It a Canon 200 series gadget bag and it works great!

http://www.take5video.com/baby/camerabag.jpg

[Fooboy]

Is anyone using or used in the past; a LowePro Compact AW? Opinions?

-daniel

I have a Compact AW. I think it is a good bag for fitting all my stuff into and to have fast access to it. I took off the two side pouches as I don't have the need for them, makes the bag look smaller :)

Easily fits 1D Mk2, 24-70, 70-200 f2.8is, 580ex etc etc.

But I don't like it if I am travelling and have to carry it around with me all day. One shoulder gets a bit sore after awhile.

I also have a Rover AW 2 which I think is a great bag for travel. It is a bit harder to get your stuff out as it is a backpack, but unlike the minitrekker bag you can get things out without putting the bag down. And it is surprising how much you can fit in there.

Sorry I don't have photos. If I find some time I'll take some.

[fetching]

here's a shot of the canon photo backpack 200eg with some of my stuff in it to give you an idea of what it holds. it's $35.00 at amazon. I'm not sure if i'm keeping it yet, i'd like to check out some lowepro bags on the weekend.

[Asmodeus]

I was looking for a small bag to carry a serious amount of stuff. Ended up with the Tamrac Adventure 75.

In the picture the bag contains:

Canon Digital Rebel XT w/BG-E3
EF-S 10-22 f/3.5-4.5 USM
EF 50mm F1.4 USM
Speedlite 580EX
Sigma 70-200 F2.8 EX DG/HSM
Sigma 1.4x & 2x APO Teleconverters
Tamron SP 28-105 F2.8 LD on the body

With a little reorg, it also now has my EF 85mm F1.8 USM as well. Outside pocket has more accessories, including the hood for the 10-22, cables, and my PD70X PSD. Straps on one side hold my MagFibre 694 monopod.

http://www.supercharger.net/pictures/bag3.jpg

[vjack]

This is one of the most helpful threads I have seen yet. For those of us who live in rural areas without decent camera stores around, it is great to be able to see what these bags look like and what they can actually hold. I already bought one camera bag that turned out to be quite different from what I thought it would be. Hopefully, my second will be a better fit with what I need.

[Coco-Puffs]

this is what i usually carry in my camera bag around when I have a photo-day...which is just a day i dedicate to take photos and walk around Tokyo.

Canon D30
Tamron 28-200mm
extra CF card
extra battery
Sony Clie PDA
iPod (+headphones)
Lowepro Off Trail I + A Bathing Ape badge:D

So far, I love my Lowepro Off Trail I. I just hang it from my shoulder like a shoulder bag b/c when I put it around my waist, I look like a nerd :p.

[photographysound]

pro trekker http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/269/loweproprotrekker4ka.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[Jon]

. . . somebody hasn't been buying enough gear . . . You'll damage something as it rattles around in that big old bag. Go forth and get some more lenses. 8 or so ought to do it.

[cfcRebel]

Pictures say a thousand words. Thank y'all for posting the pictures. That helps me choose my next camera backpack.

[Radioham]

Here’s my bag it’s a Lowepro Mini Trekker II cost about £50 getting a bit tight for space now .



http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stephen.bates590/bag.jpg

[ghaleon109]

Wow, this thing's still going huh? Here's mine...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v468/ghaleon109/Bag.jpg

I never realized how bad my 3.3MP Minolta was untill now :confused:

[guitarman]

This is the one that I just picked up the Lowepro Commercial AW. I'll probably pickup one of the Lowepro backpacks next year.

http://guitarman.servepics.com/Commercial%20AW.JPG

[DocFrankenstein]

This is my first bag Lowe Pro Edge 300

I don't know how well it works yet, but it seems nice. Both my FD and EOS system fits in there (Shows how small they are) :lol:

20 bucks canadian on sale

[Asmodeus]

And the labeling doesn't even cover the stuff in the pockets ;)

http://www.supercharger.net/pictures/bag-out.jpg
http://www.supercharger.net/pictures/bag-in.jpg

[pr1970]

Hi,

A website that might be of interest to those reading this thread is http://www.cambags.com

I started it about a year ago after realising there is great interest in knowing what you can fit in certain camera bags, and just generally being nosey as to what you all keep in your bags ;)

Paul

[bolantej]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v346/bolantej/IMG_0688.jpg this is the one i carry most of the time. Domke 5xb

[Ronald S. Jr.]

Buying bags is such a pain. I want a backpack that will carry all the lenses listed in my sig except the 50mm F1.8, and have room for another flash and body. The mini trecker is about the best i've seen so far, any other suggestions?

Tim, sounds like my bag might be one of very few that'll suit you and your needs. At one time, I've fit an XT with a 100-400L, a 20D with a 70-200L IS, a 50 1.4, an 18-55, a 28-135 IS, two 430EX and a 580EX speedlite, a 20gig flashtrax, extra hoods and filters (lots of em!), extra battery magazines for both grips, a couple of books, an iPod, a pocket pc, an sd400 p&s, a PSP, and an inspiron 9300 17" widescreen laptop. I'm probably forgetting a few things, but oh well.

The bag is a Lowepro Computrekker Plus AW. About $150 or less if you look the right place. Awesome padding, adjustable, comfortable, breathable, and extremely secure. Oh, and there's a place on each side for tripods.

[nation]

Hi,

A website that might be of interest to those reading this thread is http://www.cambags.com

I started it about a year ago after realising there is great interest in knowing what you can fit in certain camera bags, and just generally being nosey as to what you all keep in your bags ;)

Paul

Great idea. I'm certainly interested. Hardest thing about buying bags is not being able to see them in store and having to rely on specs only. That and not knowing how it performs in the real world.

[pr1970]

Hi ,

As the title says, I`m looking for bag photos with gear inside. The reason is that I run a website called http://www.cambags.com and although there is now quite alot of bags i`ve collected on there, I recently checked what i`m missing and there is plenty.

So what I`m asking is if anyone has photos of the bags listed below (or any others) with all their gear inside i`d really appreciate it if you could forward them on to me, or even post them on this thread. I`ll also need a description of whats in the photos, check the website to get an idea.

Its not a commecrial website, I started it because I was looking for a new bag and thought it would be a good idea to collect all the photos that people submit to various forums. I have been privately asking people to use their photos but its alot of work so i`m now asking here instead :D

Thanks in advance
Paul

Bags i`m looking for are (deep breath)....

Lowepro

CompuRover AW
DryZone Rover
D-Res 240 AW
D-Res 220 AW
D-Res 50 AW
Elite AW
EX 180
EX 160
EX 120
LX 240
LX 220
LX 160
LX 140
LX 120
Magnum AW MF
Nova 1 AW
Nova Micro AW
Omni Pro & Pro Extreme
Omni Traveler & Traveler Extreme
Omni Sport & Sport Extreme
Pro Trekker AW II
Pro Roller 3
Pro Roller 2
Pro Roller Mini
Rezo 190 AW
Rezo 180 AW
Rezo 160 AW
Rezo 140 AW
Rezo 120 AW
Rezo 110 AW
Road Runner AW
Rolling Mini Trekker AW
Rolling CompuTrekker Plus AW
Road Runner AW (Patented)
Rolling CompuTrekker Plus AW
Super Trekker AW II
TX 500
TX 400
TX 300
TX 200
Toploader 65 AW
Topload Zoom AW
Topload Zoom 2


Tamrac

600 - Expo Jr.
601 - Expo 1
602 - Expo 2
603 - Zoom Traveler 3
604 - Zoom Traveler 4
606 - Zoom Traveler 6
608 - Pro System 8
610 - Pro System 10
612 - Pro System 12
613 - Super Pro 13
614 - Super Pro 14
617 - Super Pro 17
619 - Super Pro 19
622 - Medium Format Camera Bag
644 - StrongBox "Double Format" Camera Case
646 - StrongBox "Unlimited" Camera Case
648 - StrongBox "El Grande" Camera Case
651 - Compact Rolling StrongBox
652 - Rolling StrongBox
654 - Jumbo Rolling StrongBox
660 - Rolling Studio
661 - Medium Rolling Studio
662 - Super Rolling Studio
677 - Rolling Traveler Photo Backpack
683 - LightSpeed 3
684 - LightSpeed 4
691 - Big Wheels Rolling StrongBox™ - LP1
692 - Big Wheels Rolling StrongBox™ - LP2
694 - Big Wheels Rolling StrongBox™ - LP4
695 - Big Wheels Rolling StrongBox™ - LP5
697 - Big Wheels Rolling Photo Backpack - LP7
698 - Big Wheels Rolling Backpack - LP8
704 - Sport Convertible
709 - Pro Convertible
750 - Photographer's Daypack
752 - Super Photo Daypack
759 - Photo/Computer Backpack
767 - Photo Trail Backpack
777 - Summit Photo Backpack
808 - Leather Ultra Compact Pouch
808 - Leather Ultra Compact Pouch
972 - Micro Camcorder Convertible Plus
974 - Mini Camcorder Convertible
976 - Medium Camcorder Bag
979 - Pro Camcorder Bag
5200 - Micro Explorer
5201 - Explorer 1
5202 - Explorer 2
5204 - T 4 NEW
5206 - T 6
5208 - T 8
5210 - Explorer 10 NEW
5211 - Mini Explorer
5214 - T 14
5217 - T17 NEW
5218 - T 18
5220 - T 20
5242 - Adventure 2
5248 - Adventure 8
5256 - CyberPack 6 - Photo/Computer Backpack
5259 - CyberPack 9 - Photo/Computer Backpack
5261 - CyberPro Flyer - Rolling Photo/Computer
Briefcase NEW
5263 - CyberPro Express - Rolling Photo/Computer
Briefcase
5265 - CyberPack Express - Rolling Photo/Computer
Backpack
Backpack
5285 - Video-Photo 5 Double Decker
5315 - Travel Zoom 5
5329 - Folding Filter Wallet
5371 - Travel Pack 71
5374 - Adventure 74 NEW
5382 - Double Decker 2 - Camcorder/Camera Bag
5400 - Superlight™ Micro
5401 - Superlight™ 1
5402 - Superlight™ 2
5405 - Superlight™ 5
5486 - Superlight™ 86
5490 - Superlight™ 90
5492 - Superlight™ 92
5494 - Superlight™ 94
5552 - SpeedRoller™ 2 NEW
5574 - Expedition 4 NEW
5602 - System 2
5605 - Pro 5
5612 - Pro 12
5618 - Turbo CyberPro Briefcase
5627 - Pro Digital Zoom 7 NEW
5629 - Pro Digital Zoom 9 NEW
5662 - Leather & Ballistic Ultra-Compact
5664 - Leather & Ballistic Sub-Compact
5665 - Leather & Ballistic Compact
5668 - Leather & Ballistic Camera/Video Bag
5674 - Digital Convertible
5680 - Ultra-Thin Digital Camera Bag NEW
5682 - Digital Zoom 2 NEW
5683 - Digital Zoom 3
5685 - Digital Double Decker
5686 - Ultra-Compact Digital Camera Pouch
5688 - Sub-Compact Digital Camera Pouch
5690 - Compact Digital Camera Bag
5691 - Digital 1
5692 - Digital 2
5693 - Digital 3
5694 - Digital 4
5696 - Digital 6
5697 - Digital 7
5698 - Digital 8
5742 - Velocity 2
5743 - Velocity 3
5744 - Velocity 4 - Micro Sling Pack

kata

PANDA-402
TEDDY-2 CBP-2
BP-502
T-212
S-308
S-312
MPS
MC-61
SB-904
EXO-33 CCC-3333
BANANA-1
BANANA-2
BANANA-3
MAZE-2
WS-604
MC-60
NANA-10 BANANA-10
MAZE-1
Crumpler
Lollypop
Stunner
Long schlong
Loyal Chap
The Champ
3 million dollar Home
4 million dollar Home
5 million dollar Home
The Whickey And Cox
The Sinking Barge
The Customary Barge
Snauros

Billingham
106
306
225
445
555
550
Packington
Hadley Small
Hadley Original
Hadley Large
Hadley Pro


Domke

F-1XB BALLISTIC
J-3 BALLISTIC SUPER COMPACT
J-2
F-2B BALLISTIC
F-6B BALLISTIC
F-3X SUPER COMPACT
F-4AF PRO SYSTEM
F-6 LITTLE BIT SMALLER
F-7 DOUBLE AF

[subtle_spectre]

Damn, my Tamrac Expedition 8's not on the list...

[pr1970]

Even if I have the bag already i`m still interested in the photos as everyone has a different setup so theyre all helpful.

thanks

Paul

[Tsmith]

Hey Paul ... you have mine already but you can update it you'd like. Its in the 350D section under Toney Smith. If you need I can send the actual file image.

Updated 350D/Lowepro Nova 4AW

http://www.pbase.com/smith_xt/image/52439266.jpg

[bolantej]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v346/bolantej/minitrekkerclassic.jpg

sorry I did get your PM.

[Jon]

The Domke "Ballistic" models are functionally and organizationally the same as other Domkes of the same name - just made from ballistic nylon rather than from cotton canvas. They're not going to look much different from the "classic" Domkes of the same name. OBTW - gotta set up the F-7AF at some point, but it's not as nice as the F-1. More akin (with deficiencies) to the F-805 (which I also have - makes a great airline carry-on for computer, body & a couple of lenses). Alas, I need to replace the F-805 and they don't seem to be making it any more.

[b1gdaddy]

Saw the thread title..........was going to post a pic of my mother in law! :p

[pr1970]

Thanks for those, keep them coming :D

I`ll post a thread "looking for your old bags" so b1gdaddy can post the mother-in-law pics. ;)

[CyberDyneSystems]

Merged :)

[pr1970]

Thanks Bluedog_XT & bolantej , have added them to the site.

Paul

[Montytian]

only for fun, I have only two lenses now, sold a lot.
http://www.blogbirds.com/attachment/Day_051123/28_1775.jpg

[flyfishnj]

hahahahahahaaha

[Rex914]

I've been following CamBags since it opened (even before it got its domain name). It's a great resource when shopping for bags, and I really appreciate the effort that's gone into it. Thanks for the great site!

[2005GLI]

And the labeling doesn't even cover the stuff in the pockets ;)

http://www.supercharger.net/pictures/bag-out.jpg
http://www.supercharger.net/pictures/bag-in.jpg



I like this one alot. Lots of storage and you can hang the tripod on it. Whats this retail for?

[kawter2]

I like this one alot. Lots of storage and you can hang the tripod on it. Whats this retail for?

http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_attrib.php?page_id=639&form_keyword=expedition+8+backpack&rd=1

[pr1970]

Thanks Rex914, glad its been of some help.

Just need people to send me some more photos of the bags i`m missing so it can become more complete :D

Paul

http://www.cambags.com

[Coco-Puffs]

so i FINALLY got my Crumpler 5 Million Dollar Home and the Winker L. I have a Lowepro Offtrail I, but i found out its really hard to use this bag (buy a Slingshot AW instead would be my advice) so I bought this. Ill be selling this on internet auction soon.

more pics and extensive review at
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=118449

pic taken with a Sony Cybershot L1.

http://alcyonesvx555.at.infoseek.co.jp/DSC00011.jpg
this is what it holds. it also had a pen and an extra battery but i forgot to take it out for this pic. oops :p.

its kinda pricey (at about $100), but this fulfills my needs and even wants so I am really happy with this.

[jediforce4ever]

I am using a Lowepro Computrekker and a Lowepro Compact Aw...the trekker i use for general shooting trips while the Compact I use for Event shoots...both bags are great.I also have a backpack harness for the compact so that I can have my camera out in a jiffy without having to put the bag down, during general shoting trips.

[Nidz]

Well I haven't officially got it yet as it's a xmas present so I can't show the official bag but this will be my new bag soon.

example picture:
http://www.eagull.com/jpgb/bk01a2.jpg

It's mekko brand and follows the same structure layout design as the Lowepro Naturetrekker AW II. I will post a mini review on it once I start using it. It's about half the price of the Lowepro bag too.

[Jman13]

Well, here's my Domke F-2. There's space for 2-3 more lenses, which is good for expansion, but comfortably holds my kit as is right now.

http://www.jordansteele.com/forumlinks/filled_domke.jpg

[RUSS-D]

Here is mine, I just got everything in it, except the JVC minDV.........

http://acrorussd.com/inthebag.jpg

[Crashoran]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v40/Crashoran/IMG_4902.jpg

:(

[JohnnyG]

Here's mine! It will hold everything plus if I get more!!!

[Skip Souza]

Crashoran, JohnnyG, nice bags. What are they?

[JohnnyG]

Crashoran, JohnnyG, nice bags. What are they?

Mine is one I got off the internet and couldn't be happier! I even bought two and now I don't know what to do with the second one! Oh well, sell it someday I guess.;)

[cdifoto]

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a304/cdifoto/tamrac.jpg

[bolantej]

Mine is one I got off the internet and couldn't be happier! I even bought two and now I don't know what to do with the second one! Oh well, sell it someday I guess.;)

I think he meant what was the name brand and/or model ;)

[bolantej]

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a304/cdifoto/tamrac.jpg

does it rain a lot where you're from?

[cdifoto]

Nah its just cold out. The bags keep the condensation on the bags rather than the lenses. Notice the kit lens isn't covered! Shows how much I care about it. ;-)

[JohnnyG]

I think he meant what was the name brand and/or model ;)

Oh, it's called Rainbow and it's fantastic. No model # that I can see.

[Zepher]

I just got my Canon bag from Amazon.com.
I like it much better than the Tamrac Expedition3 that I had bought about 2 weeks ago.

http://www.transamws6.com/pics/digicam/camerabag1.jpg

http://www.transamws6.com/pics/digicam/camerabag2.jpg

front pouch is big enough to hold an MRE
http://www.transamws6.com/pics/digicam/camerabag3.jpg

[EOSAddict]

Can I ask why you thought the Exped 3 not as good? I'm thinking of the Exped 5

[Zepher]

Can I ask why you thought the Exped 3 not as good? I'm thinking of the Exped 5

actually, the Exp 3 wasn't bad, it was just too small, and for the price of the canon bag, $35 shipped, you can't really beat it.

[HJMinard]

Just out of curiousity, I wonder who makes those Canon bags?

Can I ask why you thought the Exped 3 not as good? I'm thinking of the Exped 5

I have an Expedition 4, and it's an excellent bag - I need something bigger, though.

[Zepher]

Just out of curiousity, I wonder who makes those Canon bags?

Chinese people operate the machines that assemble the bags. could be the same people that make the tamrac bags.

[Doc Nickel]

I don't have much, and I've already durn near run out of room.

http://www.docsmachine.com/photography/photobag.jpg

I do have a tripod, but it's an old aluminum thing that's way too bulky to keep strapped to the bag. Plenty sturdy, just heavy. I'll pick up a monopod one of these days.

I'll also swap the 20-ish year old SunPak for a new 550 or 580 eventually, and I have plans for a 50mm 1.4 and a small do-it-all- zoom in roughly the same range as the kit lens, maybe with IS... depends on what I can afford.

Sometime this spring I'll probably also be adding a new or used 1Dmk2, or a new or used 20D (or possibly it's rumored successor) and a few other goodies like a 1.4 teleconverter. But for the moment, I'm quite happy with the camera, bag and lenses.

Doc.

[Wrench]

Chinese people operate the machines that assemble the bags. could be the same people that make the tamrac bags.

Hey Zephyr, I know you from the TGO forums. Avatar caught my eye then I noticed your s/n. I guess all us car guys have similar interests besides cars, lol

BTW, I have the Tamrac EXP 5 and love it. Not too big. I cut off the waist belt and took off one of the front straps and now that the bag is broken in and loosened up ( I carried it everywhere with me for about 6 months ;) ) I couldn't be happier.

[ewaters70]

Canon 200eg

Ed


http://static.flickr.com/40/77043833_fdbddfc6b7_o.jpg

[2005GLI]

here's a shot of the canon photo backpack 200eg with some of my stuff in it to give you an idea of what it holds. it's $35.00 at amazon. I'm not sure if i'm keeping it yet, i'd like to check out some lowepro bags on the weekend.

Can you carry a tripod on the canon backpack? For the price and size its perfect.

[Zepher]

Hey Zephyr, I know you from the TGO forums. Avatar caught my eye then I noticed your s/n. I guess all us car guys have similar interests besides cars, lol

Yep, you'll find me over at the [H]ard forums, OffTopic.com, and a few other non-car forums. I see quite a few people from other forums on other forums quite often.
I've been interested in photography for years and just recently got my D60 DSLR.

[Alan B]

And the labeling doesn't even cover the stuff in the pockets ;)

http://www.supercharger.net/pictures/bag-out.jpg
http://www.supercharger.net/pictures/bag-in.jpg

WOW this bag looks awesome :cool: .Loads and loads of space.I think i'll check this one out for the future :D .

Ow and i'm giving this thread a 5 star, cuz its really really informative for people like me who are after a better bag.Thanks for the pics everyone :cool:

[roli_bark]

It is quite amazing to see the 28-135 ZOOM lens as the most popular resident in these camera bags ?

Why is that ? Does this have anything to do with being a "portable" photographer ?

[Nidz]

http://home.alphalink.com.au/~nbaxter/misc/bag.jpg

My new bag as described on the previous page. It's a brand I haven't heared of the brand name before. I its Mekko brand. They claim that the bag is totally based on a Lowepro bag with waterprof seals and tough zips and made of 600D ballistic nylon. So far it feels pretty well constructed. Fits all my stuff with room to expand. So If you can't afford a Lowepro for a few hundred bucks I got it for $80 from ebay US. The bag has a sling strap and shoulder straps and also a waist strap so when you put it on it feels pretty sturdy and comfortable. Although it comes in at a hefty 4KG with nothing in it, It's certainly worth the money. So it gets a big thumbs up.

PS: So far I have the following in it.

Rebel XT, Stock lens, 35 - 135, 100 - 300, Filters, macro tube, EX flash unit, batteries, a few CF cards, hard drive photo bucket, cleaning cloths, tripod on the back.

[Lotto]

My 10 year old Lowpro Nova 4, makes a nice quick holster for the 20D + 24-70 L with the hood on.

http://home.pacbell.net/coolbit/nova4bag.jpg

[drews578]

Alan B or who ever can help. I notice you have some lenses double stacked. What do you put between them?

Thanks,
Drew

[Jon]

Alan B or who ever can help. I notice you have some lenses double stacked. What do you put between them?

Thanks,
Drew
I don't put anything between the double-stacked lenses/teleconverters. The bottom of the bag's padded,and there's darn little room inside for them to rattle around when I'm finished packing.

[2005GLI]

well i just ordered the canon backpack. I just hope my xt fits with the grip installed. I have yet to see any pics or reviews stating it could.

[Zepher]

well i just ordered the canon backpack. I just hope my xt fits with the grip installed. I have yet to see any pics or reviews stating it could.

I don't have a grip on my D60 but I put a canon powerwinder under my D60 in the canon bag and it closed. The XT is a shorter camera so with the grip on it it should fit in there fine.

[2005GLI]

I don't have a grip on my D60 but I put a canon powerwinder under my D60 in the canon bag and it closed. The XT is a shorter camera so with the grip on it it should fit in there fine.

thanks for the info. I hope it comes soon. Its really hard on the shoulder hauling all this stuff around. But then again, not sure i want to stop using my fathers bag. Kinda sentimental as he has passed on.

[volleybrad]

weeeeee!

http://chanwahyaoh.smugmug.com/photos/50917978-L.jpg

[JBillings]

You asked and here it is. Think Tank's Airport Addicted. The amazing part is that I can handle it with just one hand.

[2005GLI]

Well i got the canon eg200 and the xt with grip barely fits with nothing else in it. Its a tight squeeze to get the zipper closed. Im going to have to play around with it to see how everything else fits.

[Nezmo]

Here's mine. It's a Pelican 1520 with the Pelican dividers. I used to have a Lowepro Omni Pro in it but it was a pain opening two lids and I gained a little more room this way (I never took the Lowepro out of the Pelican anyway) . The Lowepro did have the advantage of lots of pockets. Hoods are in a separate bag as are other lenses and accessories. This is the max size in range allowed as carry on which I wanted. If I put my grip on the 20D it is a bit tight and I want to store the camera with the 70-200 on so putting it flat is not an option. The grip is therefore off for now and only put on for long shoots. I like the fact this is dust proof and it keeps everything very safe. I have flown with it and although it's heavy, I do not worry about damage.

I use a Lowepro Top Load Zoom AW for camera and one lens for casual use/protection and a Tamrac Velocity 9 for hiking/long shoots.

[Alan B]

Yipeee i got my Tamrac expedition 8 cam bag today :D :D :D :D (i wont post a pic cuz someone els did early'er on).

WOW this bag is awesome.I'm very happy with it :cool:

[Ronald S. Jr.]

You asked and here it is. Think Tank's Airport Addicted. The amazing part is that I can handle it with just one hand.

:shock: I'd give my right arm to have that bag, all loaded up. Of course, I'd sell the powerbook and get a 35L, but yeah. Pretty nice, bub. You must be proud!

[Lester Wareham]

Latest bag http://www.zen20934.zen.co.uk/photography/mybags.htm.

[forsaken]

Lowepro computrekker AW
http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621761.jpg
lander L800 tripod

http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621762.jpg
Manuals, UV haze filter, Buisness cards, lens tissue, lens covers

http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621763.jpg
still not much digital SLR gear so most of the space is taken up with my film cameras.
-Pentax SLR
- 3.5/28
- 5.6/200
- 2.8/60 macro
- 2x converter
- Flash

Canon 20D body w/ EF-S 18-55 kit lens
Minolta Vectis GX-1 APS camera
Sony Cybershot (absent from pics as thats what took them)

[DayHawk]

Lowepro computrekker AW
http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621761.jpg
lander L800 tripod

http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621762.jpg
Manuals, UV haze filter, Buisness cards, lens tissue, lens covers

http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621763.jpg
still not much digital SLR gear so most of the space is taken up with my film cameras.
-Pentax SLR
- 3.5/28
- 5.6/200
- 2.8/60 macro
- 2x converter
- Flash

Canon 20D body w/ EF-S 18-55 kit lens
Minolta Vectis GX-1 APS camera
Sony Cybershot (absent from pics as thats what took them)

Very sweet to see that people are still using good old Film ;)

[2005GLI]

Lowepro computrekker AW
http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621761.jpg
lander L800 tripod

http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621762.jpg
Manuals, UV haze filter, Buisness cards, lens tissue, lens covers

http://pic10.picturetrail.com/VOL348/944371/1745642/124621763.jpg
still not much digital SLR gear so most of the space is taken up with my film cameras.
-Pentax SLR
- 3.5/28
- 5.6/200
- 2.8/60 macro
- 2x converter
- Flash

Canon 20D body w/ EF-S 18-55 kit lens
Minolta Vectis GX-1 APS camera
Sony Cybershot (absent from pics as thats what took them)


Is there room for your 20d if it had the grip on it?

[CorruptedPhotographer]

Is there room for your 20d if it had the grip on it?

Yes if he sits one of his lenses vertically inside of letting it lie down.

the top middle one (in pic) for example can be placed so its sitting on the glass end.

[Rocket850]

Yipeee i got my Tamrac expedition 8 cam bag today :D :D :D :D (i wont post a pic cuz someone els did early'er on).

WOW this bag is awesome.I'm very happy with it :cool:
Who cares if someone else did, come on, lets see the bag!!! :D

[picard]

Is there a bag for mountain biker ? I want to carry the rebel XT and one telephotolens. I don't want the bag to look like camera bag.

[CorruptedPhotographer]

Is there a bag for mountain biker ? I want to carry the rebel XT and one telephotolens. I don't want the bag to look like camera bag.

crumpler bags can help you with that