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Billingham 207 Black & Nickel
Its a great bag for a pro or gripped body and two lenses plus flash.

7D Gripped with 85L mk II and hood in place
70-200 2.8L IS mk II with hood reversed and RRS plate attached
580EX II
Pixel Kings (2)

Think Tank Glass Taxi vs. Lightware Z300

Crumpler 7MDH

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Rezolution wrote in post #13189498
Think Tank Glass Taxi vs. Lightware Z300

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How do you like the quality of Lightware compared to the ThinkTank?

Crumpler 7MDH

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hihohito wrote in post #13182636
Will a 5D with grip fit in the large ICU? Or do you have to disconnect the batterygrips. I would like to buy a F-stop Loka but I'm still not sure. They are sold here with the three ICU's

Yep if you look in my photo you will see my 5DII attached to the 17 TS-E, it's gripped with the BG-E6

StayLucky wrote in post #13182999
What are the 2 white blocks below the film body? Film holders I presume?

Yep as mentioned they are film holders for my 1N. It's the most genius thing for carrying lots of film in a small space. Those two small boxes will carry 20 rolls of film.

jacobsen1 wrote in post #13183167
the pro depth ICU is for gripped or pro bodies. The shallow is for non gripped DSLRs and the micro is for MFT/EVIL:
http://fstopgear.com/e​n/product/mountain/icu

they keep changing the ICUs design, so check that link for the most current sizes.

Thanks for chiming in Ben! I've been away from a computer for a couple days so I couldn't answer. (Just moved!)

I love how the Billingham bags look!

Inspired by Jon's (at least, I'm pretty sure it was Jonops storage of his very impressive Domke collection, I finally managed to get all my bags organized. Not quite as pretty as the Domkes, but at least now I can find everything!

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h1r0ll3r wrote in post #13170741
Just out of curiosity, why three flashes?

I'm a bit addicted to speedlites, usually use 2 and will occasionaly use 3.

meglet wrote in post #13197131
Inspired by Jon's (at least, I'm pretty sure it was Jonops storage of his very impressive Domke collection, I finally managed to get all my bags organized. Not quite as pretty as the Domkes, but at least now I can find everything!

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …eghansgallery/6​206562322/
The Bag Closet by Meghan A, on Flickr

Hit up the Flickr link for notes on the bags, bins, and hooks if you're interested.

Nice handbag.

Wow that is a LOT of timbuk2s!

meglet wrote in post #13197131
Inspired by Jon's (at least, I'm pretty sure it was Jonops storage of his very impressive Domke collection, I finally managed to get all my bags organized. Not quite as pretty as the Domkes, but at least now I can find everything!

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …eghansgallery/6​206562322/
The Bag Closet by Meghan A, on Flickr

Hit up the Flickr link for notes on the bags, bins, and hooks if you're interested.

meglet wrote in post #13197131
Inspired by Jon's (at least, I'm pretty sure it was Jonops storage of his very impressive Domke collection, I finally managed to get all my bags organized. Not quite as pretty as the Domkes, but at least now I can find everything!

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …eghansgallery/6​206562322/
The Bag Closet by Meghan A, on Flickr

Hit up the Flickr link for notes on the bags, bins, and hooks if you're interested.

It was, and what are those hooks you're using? They look easier to deal with taking a bag down quickly than the mini-biners I use.

Jon wrote in post #13199169
It was, and what are those hooks you're using? They look easier to deal with taking a bag down quickly than the mini-biners I use.

Check the Flicker link Jon. It show Interdesign S-hooks. About $2.00 at Lowes.

Jon wrote in post #13199169
It was, and what are those hooks you're using? They look easier to deal with taking a bag down quickly than the mini-biners I use.

I picked up about 15 of these: Interdesign S-hook. They are very easy to use, except they occasionally spin a little too far and fall off the bar when removing a bag.