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Camera bags (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter RJL2005
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paul goode
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Hi Rhod,
I'm using a Tamrac 5 which happily gobbles up my kit. (20d, bigma, 24-70, beanbag etc)
All the best
Paul
I'm using a Tamrac 5 which happily gobbles up my kit. (20d, bigma, 24-70, beanbag etc)
All the best
Paul
lowepro street and field system - I can fit the bags to my rucksac, or the rucksac belt, or to the belt that comes with the system. It means I have a much more flexible carrying system.
(The problem I have with camera bags/sacs is so often they do not have space for the gear I need for the rest of the day - eg ropes, climbing gear, axes, crampons for a winter mountain day, and although the dedicated tripod holders are nice, it's not that hard to attatch it to my climbing sac)
(The problem I have with camera bags/sacs is so often they do not have space for the gear I need for the rest of the day - eg ropes, climbing gear, axes, crampons for a winter mountain day, and although the dedicated tripod holders are nice, it's not that hard to attatch it to my climbing sac)
I'd also recommend a Lowepro bag, I have a few (for different uses) and think they are excellent. With the kit that you are talking about a Micro Trekker 200 might well do the job... if not then I'm sure a Mini Trekker would.
SimonG4ELI
Well-known member
As everyone has said: LowePro. Well thought out, very fine build quality. I take cameras, clothes and snacks for the dog.RJL2005 said:
And a clever way to carry a stand / umbrella / shooting stick.
Can't fault LowePro in any way.
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JCL
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LowePro Minitrekker will be more than adequate - but it may not be able to fit in your flask, lunch etc.
On this point, what experience (if any) do folk have of fitting the LowePro DayPark to the Minitrekker? I have heard that creative folk may be able to combine the two (although, unlike others in the Trekker series, this isn't the intention).
On this point, what experience (if any) do folk have of fitting the LowePro DayPark to the Minitrekker? I have heard that creative folk may be able to combine the two (although, unlike others in the Trekker series, this isn't the intention).
Bish
Well-known member
I bought the Lowepro Photo Trekker Classic in mint condition from ebay for £55.00
This has more than enough room for my 30D with 100-400mm lens fitted, 18-55mm lens ,binoculars, jacket, food & drink & tripod strapped below if needed + plenty of space for memory cards, field guide etc...Scope will also fit inside
Top bag well thought out
Regards Bish. :t:
This has more than enough room for my 30D with 100-400mm lens fitted, 18-55mm lens ,binoculars, jacket, food & drink & tripod strapped below if needed + plenty of space for memory cards, field guide etc...Scope will also fit inside
Top bag well thought out
Regards Bish. :t:
