Show me your camera bag

[mleone]

Tenba bags are well made. Mine holds up on work trips hulling my all my junk around. The shoulder pad is good which is a plus.

[sOid]

Originally Posted by sabesh

Couple of bags to carry my two gripless DSLRs (5D-II & D700) with 24-70G & 70-200/2.8IS lenses attached. Click each pic and choose "all sizes" for bigger images. Domke pics with 5D, Tenba pic with 5D-II.

Domke F-802:










Tenba small messenger bag:

Which insert is that in your Domke? Looks way more convenient than mine :/

[sabesh]

I like my Tenba. It looks stylish and doesn't look like a camera bag at all. I sometimes use it as a daily bag to carry a bottle of water, a laptop etc. Ah yes, it does have a laptop compartment as well. Build quality is very good, same level as the Domke. Shoulder pad is built-in to the strap, but is comfortable. The best part about the Tenba is the quick in/out zipper: That allows you to take out/ put in your gear without opening the flap. See here:

[sabesh]

Originally Posted by sOid

Which insert is that in your Domke? Looks way more convenient than mine :/

Same insert as the one in the Tenba: You can buy them separately @ B&H or Adorama.

http://www.adorama.com/TBPDPI.html

Cheers,

Sabesh.

[OiPaz]

Originally Posted by Sean

I don't see any photo's of his handlers, but I am sure they have poor control over him due to the huge amount of glass he has.

Insane bag mate.

In the picture handlers are not visible, but they seems to be sturdy. No problem to manage the trolley, so far.

BTW, of course this is NOT the bag I use everyday. It's only to protect all my gear at home and to easily transport everything in a single baggage during long journeys. But when I go shooting I only bring with me at most half of those lenses, in a much smaller and lighter bag.

[jeasy]

Originally Posted by sabesh

I like my Tenba. It looks stylish and doesn't look like a camera bag at all. I sometimes use it as a daily bag to carry a bottle of water, a laptop etc. Ah yes, it does have a laptop compartment as well. Build quality is very bood, same level as the Domke. Shoulder pad is built-in to the strap, but is comfortable. The best part about the Tenba is the quick in/out zipper: That allows you to take out/ put in your gear without opening the flap. See here:

great! thanks a lot! i'm pretty much sold on the tenba, it looks pretty good in olive

[sabesh]

Originally Posted by jeasy

great! thanks a lot! i'm pretty much sold on the tenba, it looks pretty good in olive

Yep, more pics of the Olive version here (large version, not mine):

http://www.nikoncafe.com/vforums/sho...8&postcount=36

Cheers,

Sabesh.

[chromewaves]

Originally Posted by sabesh

Yep, more pics of the Olive version here (large version, not mine):

http://www.nikoncafe.com/vforums/sho...8&postcount=36

Cheers,

Sabesh.

it looks like they've changed the insert design since I got mine last year - the dividers were lower and flimsier. I liked the bag well enough but have since gone back to my Think Tank Urban Disguise - it's just better thought out.

[darosk]

Kata R-103

[jeasy]

Originally Posted by sabesh

Yep, more pics of the Olive version here (large version, not mine):

http://www.nikoncafe.com/vforums/sho...8&postcount=36

Cheers,

Sabesh.

thanks for the photos! i went out today and bought it, same color and size. love it

[bobn15]

Here's a newer pic of the Expedition 7

[Treat me like a tourist]

[quote=sabesh;6809238]Couple of bags to carry my two gripless DSLRs (5D-II & D700) with 24-70G & 70-200/2.8IS lenses attached. Click each pic and choose "all sizes" for bigger images. Domke pics with 5D, Tenba pic with 5D-II.

Domke F-802:




That my friend is a nice bag. I have wanted a good non conspicuous camera bag for some time- you know, i think this could be it. Is the clasp plastic or painted metal? How do you like it?

[bhardwaj.deepak]

Can anyone suggest any good hiking backpack which can carry camera body + 2 lens + a laptop + some clothes (if possible)?

[Jon]

Originally Posted by Treat me like a tourist

That my friend is a nice bag. I have wanted a good non conspicuous camera bag for some time- you know, i think this could be it. Is the clasp plastic or painted metal? How do you like it?

It's painted metal. I've also posted on mine here from time to time. An outstanding bag (as are all the Domke line I've used so far).

[Mark]

Originally Posted by bhardwaj.deepak

Can anyone suggest any good hiking backpack which can carry camera body + 2 lens + a laptop + some clothes (if possible)?

the f-stop stuff looks pretty hiking-ey
http://fstopgear.com/now/