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Camera holster or bag (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Ted R
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Bob in SF
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Ted R said:
Hi Ted - I have the same setup. Lowepro makes a Lens Trekker 600AW, but it's kind of huge. For now, I just put the camera with a small lens attached in a small camera bag, and carry the Tamron 200-500 in it's own zippered bag. The Lowepro will certainly handle camera plus additional lenses, but I worry about "public interest" in my own urban environment (preferring not to look conspicuosly equipped). This is a very individual matter. On occasion, I'll carry assorted gear in a foam padded carry-on type little suitcase with wheels, and it works fine. Good luck. - Bob
A lowepro Mini Trekker will certain do the job - it's a rucsack type bag and will hold your camera with long lens down the middle, with room on either side for extra lenses or other kit.
postcardcv said:
Hi
Is that with the camera body attached or off the lens? I use a D80 with the same lens and never take the body off. This setup will fit in a Nova 4 AW, which is what I use at the moment, but it is a bit of a tight squeeze and I am also looking at other possibilities.
Cheers
Stuart R
gmax
Sontium Dweller
Hi Ted,Ted R said:
I use a Lowepro Naturetrekker II, there's room enough for the camera + TC + Tamron (hood removed) attached, plus room left for extra lenses (300mm or 400mm) ... I'd not choose a rucksack too tightly fit, you never know what you're going to drag around
Cheers,
Max
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