nrthshgrl
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Member since 7/05 57538 total posts
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Re: Recommend your DSLR camera bag
I have three. To recommend one, I'd need to know what you generally shoot, how much stuff do you normally carry with you (lenses, flash) and how much OTHER stuff you lug around.
I have a backpack, which I love. It can hold my DSLR, spare battery, up to 3 lenses & a flash and my wallet, waterbottle.
Backpack
I have a Lowerpro which holds my DSLR, 2 lenses, spare battery, memory card or I can go with 1 lens, stick my wallet in the second section.
Another LowerPro
I also have a simple case, very lightweight that only holds the DSLR, spare battery & card. It was bout $20, bought at Kmart ages ago. It has slots for another lense but they're really too small and this offers really no protection. Should only be used in the best conditions, no sand, etc. It's just to carry my camera & nothing more. I can find out the manufacturer if you need it.
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ABCiverson
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Re: Recommend your DSLR camera bag
I just bought the Lowepro Pro Runner 200 AW today. I like that it can hold my lenses, my speedlight, and even 2 camera bodies and can even hold a tripod. It was just what I needed. It has great padding and great reviews!
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CunningOne
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Re: Recommend your DSLR camera bag
Posted by ABCiverson
I just bought the Lowepro Pro Runner 200 AW today. I like that it can hold my lenses, my speedlight, and even 2 camera bodies and can even hold a tripod. It was just what I needed. It has great padding and great reviews!
same one here! I love it for all the same reasons. I have 2 other camera bags (one for just the camera with a lens on it and one that came with the camera and holds the camera and 2 lenses), but I hate that they are not backpack types. When a bag is slung over one shoulder, it gets tricky trying to get a shot off quick. Love the back pack style.
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