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Aug 13, 2009 11:01 |  #631

Call crumpler themselves. Ask if you could get a triangle of the stuff that they use to cover that spot. The velcro that they use on my bag is strong enough where I can pick the whole bag up with out it opening with my 5DMKII and 24-105 +accessories in it.


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Aug 15, 2009 16:25 as a reply to  @ shaun raney's post |  #632

Which bags will fit my needs?

The wife has; 500D with kit lens and a Canon HF S100 camcorder

Me: 20D 17-85,100-300 and Camcorder.




  
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Aug 15, 2009 17:16 |  #633

shaun raney wrote in post #8452778 (external link)
Call crumpler themselves. Ask if you could get a triangle of the stuff that they use to cover that spot. The velcro that they use on my bag is strong enough where I can pick the whole bag up with out it opening with my 5DMKII and 24-105 +accessories in it.

I ended up getting rid of the 7MDH. I guess the whole "wacky image over functionality" thing finally got to me. I think I'll get a Domke F-2 and see if it works any better for me.


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Aug 23, 2009 23:50 |  #634

Body: t1i
Lens: 17-55, 50, 55-250, will be adding 10-22 (and possibly prolly remove 17-55).
Flash: 430ex
Small stuff: battery charger, other random small items.

Surprisingly, all of these items fit in the lowepro Sling100 (the small 1) with no trouble, even has an extra pouch for personal items, and I love the waterproof raincoat that is hidden away. But I have a terrible itch to get a crumpler.

Some questions, with the 55-250 attached to the body and the 2 or 3 small lens and 430ex, will this fit in a 5,6,7mdh?
Thinking I need the 6mdh or 7mdh? Thanks.


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Aug 24, 2009 19:18 |  #635

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The 3 million dollar home was on sale recently for about $26 shipped.
I don't know why its so rarely mentioned but I had to do a lot of searching before I managed to figure out what it can fit.

So right now I have the Canon XT with ebay grip (not the battery pack) with a 28-135mm lens mounted. It fits nicely and I like it so far. I guess it might be a bit harder to pull out but that's mostly from the added bulk of the grip. I can stuff some accessories in it but probably not too much more. Overall I like it, its better than the generic messenger bag I previously used which was unpadded.



  
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Aug 26, 2009 04:58 |  #636

BBQ BOY wrote in post #8465510 (external link)
Which bags will fit my needs?

The wife has; 500D with kit lens and a Canon HF S100 camcorder

Me: 20D 17-85,100-300 and Camcorder.

I would say with that camcorder (estimating its size to be about the same as a 70-200 f/4) your wife would be ok with the 5MDH while you would need the 6MDH.

Dj R wrote in post #8512168 (external link)
Body: t1i
Lens: 17-55, 50, 55-250, will be adding 10-22 (and possibly prolly remove 17-55).
Flash: 430ex
Small stuff: battery charger, other random small items.

Surprisingly, all of these items fit in the lowepro Sling100 (the small 1) with no trouble, even has an extra pouch for personal items, and I love the waterproof raincoat that is hidden away. But I have a terrible itch to get a crumpler.

Some questions, with the 55-250 attached to the body and the 2 or 3 small lens and 430ex, will this fit in a 5,6,7mdh?
Thinking I need the 6mdh or 7mdh? Thanks.

I would say the 6MDH. 7MDH would definitely be very roomy. 5MDH might be doable if you only had the two zooms, but if you had the 17-55, 55-250 and 10-22 plus the 430EX then you should definitely go with the 6MDH.

my crumpler 6MDH walkthrough (external link)


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Aug 26, 2009 10:27 |  #637

badgerW wrote in post #8524847 (external link)
I would say the 6MDH. 7MDH would definitely be very roomy. 5MDH might be doable if you only had the two zooms, but if you had the 17-55, 55-250 and 10-22 plus the 430EX then you should definitely go with the 6MDH.

my crumpler 6MDH walkthrough (external link)

Thanks for your note. I ended up getting the 5mdh.

I purchased a 5mdh bag today. And two extra dividers that you use as inserts in the main chamber. It allows me to house the flash under the body when the body is holding 18-55 or 50mm. If I remove the false door and relocate the flash, the body can hold the 55-250mm and I can squeeze the flash on the right with the 50mm and 18-55mm. So in the bag, 1 flash, charger, 3 lens (1 on body). And wires, batteries, caps, etc.

This bag holds everything you see in the pic and also my canon sd890is, sorry, all the pics are from the pocket camera, sorry folks. To be clear, the Slingshot100 holds all this gear and a few more extra gadgets/small items.

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Sep 01, 2009 18:43 |  #638

Hi all

I need help.

I recently had to sell my Jimmy Bo 400 as it simply wont fit my gripped 450D (xsi). Do you know whether any of the larger Jimmy Bo's would accomodate it, and possibly a 300 f/4 L at the same time, mounted :confused: I think it will 'just' fit in a 500 or 600 but I cannot be sure.
I need a new holster and I loved the comfort of the Jimmy Bo, my obvious choice is a ThinkTank Digi Holster 40 but I'd rather stay Crumpler if possible.

Thanks :)

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Sep 11, 2009 12:00 |  #639

Alrighty boys and girls. I have the 5mdh and a 3mdh, as you can see above.

I underestimated the power of this forum. I am so addicted now to buying lens and such, that the 5mdh now needs a big brother.

What bag will fit this:

T1i no grip now, but who knows.
17-55 hood reversed
50mm hood reversed
12-24 hood reversed
55-250IS
430ex flash
and some other accessories and maybe even personal items. ?

Am I looking at backpacks only, at this point?


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Sep 11, 2009 12:07 |  #640

I think even the 6MDH would be a tad too small Domke F802 or 803 might work though. Check the reviews on those. I love them. I would have got one if I didn't find something similar for much much cheaper. I just need the inserts now.


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Sep 11, 2009 13:23 |  #641

You're right. I just looked at your sig link bag reviews and read saw the 7mdh is perfect. Although that thing is way too big. I love the feel and style of the crumpler line, but the bags are giant and don't fit anything compared to the competition. I don't want a black camera bag. I like that the crumpler looks like a diaper or lunch bag;)

I'm really torn between a kata 3n1-20 and a 7mdh.


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Sep 12, 2009 17:56 |  #642

Let me say say this:
My 5 million dollar home (2009) version will not fit:
t1i mounted with 17-55 hood reversed.
50mm 1.8
Tok 12-24 hood rev.
and flash, I can't get these to fit.

I an old model 7mdh today. I believe I could fit everything in my sig, plus the flash.


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Sep 12, 2009 18:50 as a reply to  @ Dj R's post |  #643

Does anyone own a bazillion dollar home and if so, what do you think about it?

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Sep 12, 2009 21:05 |  #644

Dj R wrote in post #8632914 (external link)
Let me say say this:
My 5 million dollar home (2009) version will not fit:
t1i mounted with 17-55 hood reversed.
50mm 1.8
Tok 12-24 hood rev.
and flash, I can't get these to fit.

I an old model 7mdh today. I believe I could fit everything in my sig, plus the flash.

Yeah, the hoods really mess with things. Especially wide angle hoods. I still don't carry my 17-40's hood even with the 7MDH.


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Sep 15, 2009 14:17 |  #645

I am thinking of getting this one....http://crumpler.co.uk …04&view=1&size=​&lsc=&lcc= (external link)

My Crumpler Geekstar is not big enough now, going to be getting 2 more lenses in the next month and there is no way it can fit the 24-70L with good in it as well so need a new bag, anyone tried the above Crumpler ?


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