I ended up with this:
http://tenba.com/products/Messenger-Large-Bag.aspx
Big enough for camera, flash, and a few lenses - PLUS my laptop. So
now I can carry one bag back 'n' forth to work instead of two.
The depth of this bag means I can carry the camera nose down just
like I always
Charles,
'Bought' one myself a while ago and I like it.
It is big, especially with a laptop along.
I've got an orange one...
I say 'bought' because the local camera outlet closed,
leaving me with $100 in credits on developing.
I went to the remaining store downtown looking for
something to spend
On Jan 10, 2009, at 10:12 AM, Charles Robinson wrote:
I ended up with this:
http://tenba.com/products/Messenger-Large-Bag.aspx
Looks like a good bag! Enjoy it. :-)
Godfrey
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On Jan 10, 2009, at 10:12 AM, Charles Robinson wrote:
I ended up with this:
http://tenba.com/products/Messenger-Large-Bag.aspx
Looks like a good bag! Enjoy it. :-)
Godfrey
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On Dec 12, 2008, at 14:12 , Charles Robinson wrote:
I worry that if I were to drop the bag a little too roughly
sometime, it's just going to wreck the 16-50.
Is there a relatively-small (and not too terribly expensive), deep-
enough bag which would be handy for day-to-day carrying of the
Empathy to ya Charles. I have had my share of bag related fumbles.
Cory
Charles Robinson wrote:
On Dec 12, 2008, at 14:12 , Charles Robinson wrote:
I worry that if I were to drop the bag a little too roughly
sometime, it's just going to wreck the 16-50.
Is there a relatively-small (and
For years, I've been using a Tamrac Velocity 3 shoulder bag. Just
big enough for a camera with lens, 'nose down' in the middle section
(ie, flip open the flap on the top of the bag, and you see the back/
screen of the camera), with a flash off to one side and a lens or two
in the section
Unless you make a habit of whipping it out and shooting fast, why
don't you just turn the hood around and use the lens cap? It only
takes ten seconds to reverse the procedure.
Joseph McAllister
Lots of gear, not much time
On Dec 12, 2008, at 14:12 , Charles Robinson wrote:
I worry that if
that's rather a salacious way of putting it, Joseph. ];-)
Charles, you might look at the Kata DC-441 or DC-443 bags. They're
nicely made and should have enough room to hold the camera and lens
the way you want. That DA*16-50 and especially the DA*50-135 are
pretty bulky lenses...The DC-443
I was in a randy mood, Godders.
And I use a sling-bag for casual outings, day to day. Various sized
shoulder/handle bags for auto travel (but don't leave them in the car
anymore), a Tamrac backpack for hiking, and a roller bag for air
travel. Six Halliburton or Halliburton copies for
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Subject: Camera bag issues - looking and looking...
For years, I've been using a Tamrac Velocity 3 shoulder bag. Just big
enough for a camera with lens, 'nose down
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