Packington camera bag
Discussion
i presume you mean one of these?
http://www.rtsphoto.com/html/bill8.html
from the words on that page i would guess that you should have lots of room. i have a D70s with 18-55, 75-300, 50mm prime, cleaning equipment, and portable hard drive all in teh bottom of one of these bags:
and i think that the packington bag is probably a similar size to the bottom section of that.
http://www.rtsphoto.com/html/bill8.html
from the words on that page i would guess that you should have lots of room. i have a D70s with 18-55, 75-300, 50mm prime, cleaning equipment, and portable hard drive all in teh bottom of one of these bags:
and i think that the packington bag is probably a similar size to the bottom section of that.I have both a 335 and a 445, the Packington seems to fall midway between the two.
The 445 is very big, and both will take extra pockets on the end.
Last outing I took the 335, along with:
Sony Alpha A100 with Tamron 28-300 zoom mounted;
Minolta 19-35 Zoom (bulky lens)
Sigma 28-70 2.8 (another bulky one)
Minolta 50mm 1.7
Fujitsu Lifebook B2130 (10" sub-notebook)
Spare batteries, extra Memory cards, few filters, hoods for all lenses.
1 Side pocket attached for cables etc;
2nd side pocket for iPod, NR headphones etc.
If I had used the 445, a 15.4" laptop could replace the 10", easily another mid size zoom, plus a bigish Flashgun, and spare body (Minolta 7D).
It is suprising how much you can fit into a Billingham.
I would have thought your stuff should fit easily into the Packington.
Simon
The 445 is very big, and both will take extra pockets on the end.
Last outing I took the 335, along with:
Sony Alpha A100 with Tamron 28-300 zoom mounted;
Minolta 19-35 Zoom (bulky lens)
Sigma 28-70 2.8 (another bulky one)
Minolta 50mm 1.7
Fujitsu Lifebook B2130 (10" sub-notebook)
Spare batteries, extra Memory cards, few filters, hoods for all lenses.
1 Side pocket attached for cables etc;
2nd side pocket for iPod, NR headphones etc.
If I had used the 445, a 15.4" laptop could replace the 10", easily another mid size zoom, plus a bigish Flashgun, and spare body (Minolta 7D).
It is suprising how much you can fit into a Billingham.
I would have thought your stuff should fit easily into the Packington.
Simon
Edited by sgrimshaw on Thursday 13th September 08:45
I have a Hadley and a 445. The Hadley used to be fine with a D70, lens attached and two (or three small) other lenses. For example: D70 plus 20mm and then 70-300 and 85. And you could still get in some A4 paperwork and spare batteries and keys and a packet of polo et cetera. So I think you would find the Packingham just fine - but don't feed your NAS!!!!
But it's now a push with a D2X and lens on plus just one other lens.
(However a Lowepro Slingshot AW200 - that's another story - that does seem like a Tardis.)
But it's now a push with a D2X and lens on plus just one other lens.
(However a Lowepro Slingshot AW200 - that's another story - that does seem like a Tardis.)
beano500 said:
(However a Lowepro Slingshot AW200 - that's another story - that does seem like a Tardis.)
That's interesting - I have a slingshot 100 (completely unused) because it wont even take my D200 + 28-70 f/2.8I've considered a slingshot 200 but can't find anywhere that stocks it so that I can actually see how my gear all fits.
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