Bags

[Mav2006]

I have recently bought a few lens, and am now looking for a suitable case.

I tempted to go for a rucksack (Lowepro version ) type bag instead of the normal camera bag.

Only have 1 body and 3 small lens - can anyone recommend a suitable bag.

http://www.morrisphoto.co.uk/ProductDetails~man~Lowepro~productID~7584~categoryid~157.html

This looks ok - but a little large?

 

[Gonetae]

Hi Mav, theres a thread discussing similar bags over on the Equipment forum atm, I've given my thoughts and a sort of mini review on the Fastpack 200 if it's of any use to you.

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=145163

Tommy.

 

[Mav2006]

Thanks Tommy - sorry I didn't search first!

 

[KitchenGoddess]

I've recently bought a Lowepro, it seems very good.

 

[Weetobix]

Here's a site devoted to camera bag reviews - it's where I did a lot of my research before going for a Naneu Pro K3L

http://www.cambags.com

 

[PsiFox]

All I would say is buy bigger than you need, which allows you to add more kit without changing bags frequently.

 

[Nod]

WHS!

You can always carry some empty space around but trying to fit too much kit into too little space doesn't work. I have a few bags in the loft that don't carry enough but at some point they all carried all my kit.

 

[buckas]

All I would say is buy bigger than you need, which allows you to add more kit without changing bags frequently.

mine's a flipside 400aw - love it....getting heavier everything month though

 

[camera]

i use a timbuk2 messenger bag hacked with domke inserts. it works really well for me....

http://www.digitalslrguru.com/timbuk2-camera-bag-hack

 

[tummelv]

I have reviewed the Fastpack 250 here, if you fancy.