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Feb 21, 2010 21:34 |  #1

I'm looking for shoulder bag recommendations. I want to carry the following gear:

5D-II
24L-II
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580EX-II
Benro C-069M8 tripod + Photo Clam PC-33NS ballhead (the Benro is smaller than the Gitzo GT1550T).

My Domke F-3X is a tad bit small and the Domke F-2 doesn't have space for a 'pod. The Domke F-1X is too big for walk around. Not interested in back packs. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks.


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Feb 22, 2010 19:18 |  #2

Well, if you want to carry a 14" (plus head) tripod inside a bag or strapped onto the outside but not overhanging a lot, you're going to have to deal with something that's "too big for walk-around", like the F-1x.


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Feb 22, 2010 19:19 |  #3

Jon wrote in post #9661366 (external link)
Well, if you want to carry a 14" (plus head) tripod inside a bag or strapped onto the outside but not overhanging a lot, you're going to have to deal with something that's "too big for walk-around", like the F-1x.

Yep, looks like it. Thx.


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