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Jan 25, 2007 13:19 |  #1

I'm looking into getting a solid bag for my equipment, although fairly small list right now I'm sure it will grow with time. ;) The Canon 200EG looks like a good sized bag and at a price well within my range for a bag, wondering what others thought of it? How good is the outside as far as holding out dust/water and is the inside a good soft material?

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Jan 25, 2007 13:44 |  #2

Good question! I will be watching for the answers. Also looking at this bag. I want to carry this to work with me and was wondering if it is well padded?


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Jan 25, 2007 14:01 |  #3

I have the canon 200EG. I purchased it around the time i got my camera. Its been holding up fine for me. Although i do not have a lot of gear as others do in the forums. I have my 30D w/battery grip, 24-70, 18-55 kit, with other accessories in my bag. I think for the price i can't complain. Their are pockets to put many accessories and the bag is padded decently. I can fit a couple more lenese in the bag with what i have right now. With the gear i have my bag looks farely empty. Although, my friend told me that people know the canon bags and know its used for high end cameras. He told me to be careful because people like to prey on people with bags that have a canon logo on them. But the bag has been fine for my needs.


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