Show me your camera bag

looks nice!
any pictures of the travel case closed? how do you secure the loose items in the case?
where do you buy cabinets like that?

The only image I have available right now, the storage case for my Sony Nex .
I really like those Zarges cases, in particular this model .

The insert is a cheap one from Ebay Germany (approx. 20 Euros) .

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ThinkTank Streetwalker Harddrive. Now sold as I got bigger ThinkTank bag.

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gloriadeb wrote in post #13343434

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I am rekindling my interest in photography and recently purchased the Canon T2i. I have no desire to lug around a big camera bag, so I made this backpack yesterday. The pockets outside carry my id's and cash, a slot for a pen and a slot for my reading glasses. I used plastic canvas wrapped with batting and the denim sewn over it for padding inside. It's 12" X 4" wide and 15" tall.

Welcome to the forum. Look forward to seeing your 'pack. (Can't see the image...)

Best

treck_dialect wrote in post #13342416
how many liters are your dry cabinets?

I'm not sure, they come in all sizes. I wanted 2 smaller ones instead of one big one for some strange reason.

328iGuy wrote in post #13342216
WOW now thats organized!

So you keep them in those sealed units when not in use on purpose or is that just what you had available for storage?

---- I live in a high humidity area, I have those cases set to about 45%. Also helps me keep things organized

spb wrote in post #13342508
looks nice!
any pictures of the travel case closed? how do you secure the loose items in the case?
where do you buy cabinets like that?

I have a thinner piece of foam that goes over the camera stuff, then 2 sets of straps hold it in. The lid of the case holds cables and my laptop, once all packed nothing is moving around.....plus I hand carry it.

The carry on case is a Rimowa Business Trolley in Aluminum, the dry storage cases are from Taiwan. I will shoot some more photos and post later, here are a few older ones.

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Petersman wrote in post #13342826
The only image I have available right now, the storage case for my Sony Nex .
I really like those Zarges cases, in particular this model .

The insert is a cheap one from Ebay Germany (approx. 20 Euros) .

whoa, I'm normally not a gear list guy, but do you have a list of the lenses you're using and any impressions?

tdp_photos wrote in post #13346673
I'm not sure, they come in all sizes. I wanted 2 smaller ones instead of one big one for some strange reason.

---- I live in a high humidity area, I have those cases set to about 45%. Also helps me keep things organized

I have a thinner piece of foam that goes over the camera stuff, then 2 sets of straps hold it in. The lid of the case holds cables and my laptop, once all packed nothing is moving around.....plus I hand carry it.

The carry on case is a Rimowa Business Trolley in Aluminum, the dry storage cases are from Taiwan. I will shoot some more photos and post later, here are a few older ones.

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Bare Neccessities by TDP Photo, on Flickr

An early shot before it got all sticked up (and dented):

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Weekend Getaway by TDP Photo, on Flickr

Another earlier shot:

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Gear Prep by TDP Photo, on Flickr

I bet you most of that stuff could fit in a flipside 300 (including the tripod)

c2thew wrote in post #13349856
I bet you most of that stuff could fit in a flipside 300 (including the tripod)

The flipside300 isn't going to hold all that gear, One body, unless you take out the pouch. I have the flipside300 for 2 years now, its a nice bag, it holds more stuff than I like to carry. But not made for 2 bodys and a laptop. As a matter of fact no laptop at all.

I wish it did, however It is a hoss loaded down. I have a Manfrotto 190Xprob tripod and a 496RC2 ballhead and it is a ton of gear. When I put on my 410 I can manage but I rater not. BTW I am not a Puss, it's just back breaking hauling all that gear all day much less days at a time.

Stuffed 2 bodies into my Mini Trekker

BTW filters and filter hold are stored in the front pocket.

I'm starting to think I got carried away with the captions.

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i finally bought a Lowepro Versapack 200 AW

very comfortable, not the best bag, but still very convenient to use and tripod can be carried vertically or horizontally

it could be worn for hours

pictures soon with my 5dm2 inside

I posted my camera bag before (page 238, #3557). Here is some updates. Still same bag (Lowepro ProRunner 300AW), but I changed the "layout" in order to put 2 cameras with lenses. I also bought a Crumpler 7MDH.

Cannot wrote in post #13388052
I posted my camera bag before (page 238, #3557). Here is some updates.

Cool stuff!
Btw, you can link directly to certain posts, like #3557.