Awhile back, people were sharing their camera bag setups. I finally got around to working on my own "filing" system today, and here's what mine looks like:
I don't use a "camera bag" at all. I'm using a regular wheeled backpack, in which I've placed a backpack insert for cameras that I purchased on ebay. It looks like this:
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CAMERA BAG 1
by
Anne Rodkin, on Flickr
Since I needed a camera to show it to you, you'll notice that spots #I and II are empty. #I holds my T2i body, and #II holds the 55-250 IS lens. Now, bear in mind please that these two items are rarely in the bag, because that's my walk around setup.
The rest of the items are as follows:
III Minolta 7D with Sigma Bigma (50-500mm) lens attached.
IV Minolta 35-80mm lens
V Canon 18-55mm IS Kit lens
VI Minolta 100-300mm lens
VII Minolta 50mm lens
VIII Various Filters
IX Cokin P type Filter, adapter ring, and graduated ND filter
Not visible, but in the same area as IX is my Rokunaur 1.4 Teleconverter for the Minolta.
There's still room in area IX for other items if need be.
Outside pocket of insert:
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CAMERA BAG 2 by
Anne Rodkin, on Flickr
This pocket on the outside of the insert currently holds
Lenspen
Raincoat for lens (way too big for even the Bigma) needs to be cut down
Extra battery cartridge and six double A batteries for Meike grip.
Outside of backpack:
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CAMERA BAG 3 by
Anne Rodkin, on Flickr
Huge pocket that currently holds only a long remote cable release for the Minolta, and a headlamp. There's still plenty of room for other items. There's also a small case for extra memory cards, but currently, I keep those (the SD cards... Minolta takes CF cards) along with my remote for the Canon in the pocket on the CS-1 strap.
So far, this setup is working very well for me. Except for the wheels being a bit noisy, I don't have to carry anything, yet have everything with me.
BTW, I don't know why the backpack looks purple in these shots (unless it's my uncalibrated monitor). It's actually navy blue.
, i don't think i can even upload on flickr
i still have a few pics to share with you guys so just bear with me for the time being 
Anne
To think, I tried to shoot a dam duck during nesting and she tried to kill me.....just for you Annie!!! It was blown out from the light so I deleted it, was trying to blur out the back ground and must of had sometthing set wrong because it was blown out bad, almost white.
