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Old 25th of August 2006 (Fri)   #1
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Default Camera Bag Reviews

Recently; I upgraded my camera, added a grip, and outgrown my camera bag (Tamrac Velocity 5), which means that I'm looking for a new one. The main problem with this is that I don't really know what I want anymore.

So I did some searching through POTN for what other people like, and what works for them. My work is your fortune, so here is the list that I compiled. Please help and add any that I may have left off. If it doesn't help me find what I want, maybe it'll help someone else!

Note: All links, except cambags.com, go to POTN threads containing reviews of the bag specified, most have pictures.


*Edit* Last update 10/29/07 - Have I missed something, PM me and I'll add it.


Some General Links:

POTN Show Me Your Camera Bag Thread

Cambags.com

Specific Bags By Brand:

Crumpler
Crumpler Review Thread

Daily XXL (Shoulder Bag)

Pretty Boy Maxi XXXL (Shoulder Bag)

5 Million Dollar Home (Shoulder Bag)

6 / 7 Million Dollar Home (Shoulder Bag)

7 Million Dollar Home

7 Million Dollar Home 2

Crumpler December Quarter (Shoulder Bag)

Crumpler GeekStar (Shoulder Bag)

Schrinkle (Backpack)

Stunner (Shoulder Bag)

Whickey And Cox (Backpack)

Company Embarrassment (Messenger Bag)

National Geographic
National Geographic Backpack

Medium Shoulder Bag

Think Tank
Think Tank Airport Acceleration

Think Tank “Airport Security” Bag (Wheeled Travel Bag)

Rotation 360 (Backpack)

Airport Addicted

Think Tank Change Up

Kata
R-103 (Backpack) and T-212 (Shoulder Bag)

R-102 & R-103 (Mini review w/pics Backpack)

Kata R102 (Backpack)

Kata DPS DR-467 Backpack

Tamrac
Adventure 9

Expedition 5 (Backpack)

Expedition 8 (Backpack)

Tamrac 5552 (Wheeled Case)

Superlight 5 (Shoulder Bag)

Velocity 9 vs Slingshot 300 vs Adventure 9

Lowepro
Dryzone Rover (Backpack)

Dryzone 200 (Backpack)

Vortex 200 (Backpack)

Primus AW (Backpack)

MiniTrekker (Backpack)

Toploader 75AW (Shoulder Bag)

Orion Trekker II (Backpack)

Mini Trekker Classic (Backpack)

Lowepro Compurover (Backpack)

Lowepro Flipside 300 Review

Domke

Domke F-5XA, 5XB, 5XC with photos

F-5XB (Shoulder Bag)

Domke 4-4AF Mini Review (Shoulder Bag)

Domke f-802 (Shoulder Bag)

Domke F-804 Super Satchel

Domke F-804 Another Review

Domke J1

Domke J3

Pelican
Pelican 1610 (Hardcase w/ handle and wheels)

1610 - In depth (Hard Case w/ handle and wheels)

Pelican 1510 (Hard Wheeled Case)

1510 / 1514 / 1510N (Hard Case)

1624 (1620 case w/ 1625 Padded Dividers) Black Case Review

Naneu Pro
Naneu Pro Alpha (Backpack)

Mountainsmith
Odyssey (Backpack)



Boy, that was a lot of copy pasting!
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Old 25th of August 2006 (Fri)   #2
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STICKY!!!!! great thread man, thank you for taking the time
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I call for a sticky! (and get rid of the toploader review sticky - that shouldn't be a sticky while all the other reviews aren't)
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Another vote for sticky... plus some additions from me:

Different ways to use a Lowepro Dryzone Rover

LowePro Slingshot Series Q&A

Waterproof Camera Bags Q&A

Edit: and another vote for un-sticky-ing the toploader review...we've all had our chance to make fun of his teeth, but it's time it got demoted.
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I should probably do a review of my Tenba DB-17C. I will do this when I get some time and that is not gonna be for about a month. I will have to borrow a cheapie p&s to do the pics of the stuff in the bag for comparison, the rest will be done with the 10D. It is designed to hold a 17" laptop in the bottom. This one is huge and well, it will fit the Canon EOS 10D w/ grip, Sigma 120-300mmF2.8EX attached and still room for the Canon 24-70mm F2.8L all in the centre pouch with tons of room to spare. The other lens is a Canon 16-35mm F2.8L

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Can I ask suggest if this thread is made a sticky, that it's maintained, possibly locked to stop it getting filled with questions, and maybe cleaned from the quiestions that have already been posted.

The existing Toploader 75AW thread wants adding to the first post - it was a Google search that dug up that post that brought me to POTN in the first place.



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Which thread? Let me know and I'll add it.
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I obviously couldn't read - the thread I'm thinking of is already in the first post. If I come across any more, I'll post them here.

As others have said - well done on pulling this information together.



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*Edit* Added the Adventure 9 review by BigWorm
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Kevin, i am going to have a full review of the crumpler 7 million dollar home because the one we have is not that good honestly. i will post a link when i am done posting it tommorow...
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we got stickied! But theres still loads of stickys that shouldn't be there
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Kevin, i am going to have a full review of the crumpler 7 million dollar home because the one we have is not that good honestly. i will post a link when i am done posting it tommorow...
Jut let me know and I'll include it.
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there you go buddy:

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...25#post1933025
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I like the Targus line of camera bags available at Comp USA

Roomy and lots of zippered pockets.

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I should probably do a review of my Tenba DB-17C. I will do this when I get some time and that is not gonna be for about a month. I will have to borrow a cheapie p&s to do the pics of the stuff in the bag for comparison, the rest will be done with the 10D. It is designed to hold a 17" laptop in the bottom. This one is huge and well, it will fit the Canon EOS 10D w/ grip, Sigma 120-300mmF2.8EX attached and still room for the Canon 24-70mm F2.8L all in the centre pouch with tons of room to spare. The other lens is a Canon 16-35mm F2.8L
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Very very good bag, I like this!
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