Thanks Dave, I am going to seek a way to get a Crumpler here in Portugal. Manuel
-----Mensagem original----- De: David Savage [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviada: sábado, 24 de Setembro de 2005 19:07 Para: pentax-discuss@pdml.net Assunto: Re: Gear transportation The bag I use when I want to take everything is a Lowepro Nova 5. My chiropractor would have a fit if she saw me carrying all that. :-) But my day to day, take everywhere bag, is a Crumpler "6 Million Dollar Home" <http://tinyurl.com/87pdy>. It's a shoulder bag that I wear it across my chest, with the bag sitting on my right hip where I can easily get at everything. It's well padded & weather proof & all the dividers are adjustable. The other good thing is it doesn't scream "Camera bag". Looks just like what all the trendy kids use today. My current load out is the *istD with grip, FA 50 f1.4, FA 31 f1.8, FA 77 f1.8, DFA 16-45 f4, AF 500FTZ flash with spare batteries, cards and various other odds & ends in the pockets. Dave On 9/25/05, Manuel Magalhães <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When I go out to take some pictures, I always have the same dilema, > how many and what sort of lenses must I carry with me in order to face > different kinds of shooting oportunities. MZ-S, 24 and 50 f1.4 with or > without 85, plus filters and of course 360FGZ, multiplier... I think > all of us at least once, faced this dilema. I have two bags, a aw > reporter 400 and a stealth reporter 200 Lowepro. But I always think > they are a bit bulky and eye catching. I read that Godfrey has a small > Billingham, but I don't know what sort of gear does it take. What kind > of small bags do you use and what gear can they take? > > Thanks, > > Manuel > >
