photo bag

hi!

i have a 5d + 16-35II + 35L + 70-200 2.8 + 580exII

i need a shoulder photo bag where fit all my gears (with hood reversed attached).

there's a lot of photo bag but I NEED a bag that don't seems a photo bag, a photo bag that look like an every day bag...

some suggestion?

i saw 2 different type of photo bag....but really nice...

billingham 335 BUT COST A LOT!
domke f-5xc

in the domke can i fit all my gears???

I'd personally go for a pack with all that- sounds heavy!

Have you tried www.cambags.com? I don't know much about shoulder bags, so can't help more than that.

Congrats on a wonderful set up. I have the Domke F-802 that looks like a messenger bag. It needs inserts, so check around for a 3 compartment one, I just used old inserts I have from other bags. It's a great bag.

an other feature of the bag wil be the clasp...very important for me...

The Domke bags have a metal latch.

Sounds like a Domke F-803 may be the bag for you . . . A little smaller than an F-802, which would be good for 2 cameras, and still having the "messenger bag" look. Uses a good, owner-friendly/thief-unfriendly metal clip.

I hated that stupid metal clip at first, but now I'm used to it, and it NEVER fails. Thanks, Jon.

and what about domke f-802/803 vs domke f5 XC???for my gears of course

Haven't seen the F-5XC live and in person, but if it's like the F-5XB the zippered top will be harder to work from than the open tops on the F-802/F-803. It's also smaller, and the outside pockets are markedly smaller than those on the F-802 or F-803, so you might not be able to fit the listed gear in there (I'd doubt you would be able to, anyhow).

Domke F-2

Domke J-3 bag. Check this link for a review.

https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=456194

I have one and its loaded with a 5d w/grip, 70-200 2.8L, 17-40L, 24 1.4L, 85 1.8, 50 1.4, 550EX and accessories. This is a VERY tight fit though (when the camera is in the bag, which it normally isn't if i am shooting), and I have my dividers configured similarly to the photos in the review above. Only I added a few small dividers from a Lowepro bag to fit the smaller of my lenses. If you want a little more room go for the Domke J-2.