Show me your camera bag

Csae wrote in post #11853209
I don't think i've posted my bag here yet....

I was packing for a camping/landscape trip and decided the flashes weren't worth it alone in the woods.... Now what could make sunset shooting more enjoyable.. Hmmm.

Hahaha! Who needs flashes? You've got what you need to enjoy a sunset

Csae wrote in post #11853209
I don't think i've posted my bag here yet....

I was packing for a camping/landscape trip and decided the flashes weren't worth it alone in the woods.... Now what could make sunset shooting more enjoyable.. Hmmm.

Haha, nice.

That was stellar. Bonus that the bag looks like it was designed with liquer bottles in mind.

Out of all of the photos of camera bags, I don't believe I saw any photos of anyone owning a Billingham bag.

Very odd. Or is it...

KRUSH wrote in post #11856272
Out of all of the photos of camera bags, I don't believe I saw any photos of anyone owning a Billingham bag.

Very odd. Or is it...

Heard they were SUPER expensive...maybe thats why?

KRUSH wrote in post #11856272
Out of all of the photos of camera bags, I don't believe I saw any photos of anyone owning a Billingham bag.

Very odd. Or is it...

Maybe Billingham owners are busy taking pictures of things OTHER than their bags and equipment?

I once brought a hoagie with me in similar fashion. Once gastronomically satisfied, I had a spare lens chamber in which to swap.

TT Airport Takeoff

A = Rain cover & flash trigger
B = TS-E 24/3.5 II
C = EOS 7D w/ grip
D = EF 300/2.8 IS
E = 430EX II on top of 1.4x, 2x & 25mm ext. tube
F = Mini-tripod
G = Chargers, batteries, card readers, etc
H = EOS 5D Mk II
I = EF 70-200/2.8 IS II
J = EF 50/1.4

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KRUSH wrote in post #11856272
Out of all of the photos of camera bags, I don't believe I saw any photos of anyone owning a Billingham bag.

Very odd. Or is it...

I see them around. Not a fan personally. I see them more with Rangefinder (Leica) and m4/3 users though.

KRUSH wrote in post #11856272
Out of all of the photos of camera bags, I don't believe I saw any photos of anyone owning a Billingham bag.

Very odd. Or is it...

Billingham owners shoots Leica not Canon...

KRUSH wrote in post #11856272
Out of all of the photos of camera bags, I don't believe I saw any photos of anyone owning a Billingham bag.

Very odd. Or is it...

Billingham user using and talking about his Billingham bag.

KennyG wrote in post #241626
Honestly, you don't want to see this. It is a Billingham 555, the best large shoulder bag made.

1D with a 100-400 attached, 10D with a 70-200 2.8IS attached, 17-40L, 24-70L, 50 1.4, 85 1.8, 2 TC's in the main compartment. Spare batteries (lots) and hoods in the front. Pod on the side with a FlashTrax.

Comes with a free fitness course

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That was post # 3 here.

KRUSH wrote in post #11856272
Out of all of the photos of camera bags, I don't believe I saw any photos of anyone owning a Billingham bag.

Very odd. Or is it...

Doc Klepper and Rene Damkot have both posted shots of their Billinghams in various threads, and mention them frequently.

I see everything is lettered, but where are the labels?

Scott_online wrote in post #11857167
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Here is the inside of mine. The bag is a Canon bag that came with the starter kit. I LOVE the bag so far. The outside pockets have my lens cleaning kit, spare batteries, UV filter cases, and pen and paper. I also strap my tripod onto the bag.
Here is the inside:

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