Show me your camera bag

lannes wrote in post #11684174
The main compartment with the accessory bag in place has the allowance for an 11 inch lens attached to the 5dm2, if you remove the grey accessory bag this increases to about 14 inches.

In this picture,

1) You can see the spot for the 430ex
2) The 400mm DO will need to fit in where the 24-105mm and the 135mm f/2 are, need to remove the divider
3) Your 24-105mm will need to go where the 200mm f/2.8 is, no issues here.
4) The 24-105mm hood can go where the TC's are or where the Point and shoot camera is .

How everything fits will depend on the width of the 400mm DO, length should not be a problem.

I am glad to see I am not the only one who carries around a Panasonic Lumex around in my bag I carry my DMC-TZ4

Jon wrote in post #11860079
Doc Klepper and Rene Damkot have both posted shots of their Billinghams in various threads, and mention them frequently.

I missed that.

bobn15 wrote in post #11860229
I see everything is lettered, but where are the labels?

Oops. Sorted.

Here's my Kata 467i the day I bought it. It holds all the camera gear I own with a little room for expansion.

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I'm looking for a camera bag that has more room for other stuff besides my camera.
anyone has Lowepro Versapack?

ElijahEOS wrote in post #11865712

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/elijaheos/54543​24216/
Untitled by ElijahEOS, on Flickr

What bag is this?

Lowepro Computrekker AW Pro or plus or something like that.

I've had this bag for years and it takes everything I throw at it. So far it's got 40 lbs of gear in it and still has room for my iPad or MacBook pro. I love and swear by this bag. Only thing I would gripe about it is backpacks are tedious as far as a walk around bag, but for hiking or traveling u can't beat this bag.

I have 3 Domke bags and I love them! I'm super tough on them and they still look as good as good as the day I bought them. I have the F-1X, the F-3X and the F-5XC... all black.

ElijahEOS wrote in post #11868513
Lowepro Computrekker AW Pro or plus or something like that.

I've had this bag for years and it takes everything I throw at it. So far it's got 40 lbs of gear in it and still has room for my iPad or MacBook pro. I love and swear by this bag. Only thing I would gripe about it is backpacks are tedious as far as a walk around bag, but for hiking or traveling u can't beat this bag.

Thanks, looks like it might have enough room for all my gear.

if the gear u have is what u have in ur signature then it definitely does. Go to the flickr link and look at my notes to see what all i keep in it.

Lowepro Pro Runner 350 AW

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My 7kg / 15.4 Pounds Airline Travel Carry-On Setup with Crumpler Keystone Bag:

1. Camera + Lens: 5D2 + 85L; T2i/550D + 24L
2. Speedlite 580EX
3. Tripod + Head: Benro C0180 Carbon Fiber Tripod + Benro BH1 Ballhead
(Total weight 900 grams, Maximum Load 13 lbs / 6Kg)
4. Four Battery Packs (2 for 5D2, 2 for T2i) & Chargers; Four AA Battery for Speedlite 580EX, Extra CF/SD Cards...

Still have room for the netbook, but weight will be over 7kg.

Nothing fancy

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x_tan wrote in post #11871602
My 7kg / 15.4 Pounds Airline Travel Carry-On Setup with Crumpler Keystone Bag:

1. Camera + Lens: 5D2 + 85L; T2i/550D + 24L
2. Speedlite 580EX
3. Tripod + Head: Benro C0180 Carbon Fiber Tripod + Benro BH1 Ballhead
(Total weight 900 grams, Maximum Load 13 lbs / 6Kg)
4. Four Battery Packs (2 for 5D2, 2 for T2i) & Chargers; Four AA Battery for Speedlite 580EX, Extra CF/SD Cards...

Still have room for the netbook, but weight will be over 7kg.

Nothing fancy

nice setup!

here is what i have. in a think tank streetwalker hard drive.

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