What Bag (oh no not another one...)
What Bag (oh no not another one...)
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dc53

Original Poster:

3,217 posts

251 months

Thursday 25th October 2007
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Right coming up to crimbo, and i'm after a new bag i'll probably have 3 lenses by then plus the camera, plus filters, plus cleaning stuffs and all the other boocks you buy! would prefer it as a back-pack but not mega fussed preferably around 60/70 quid?


Ta,
Dan

Dibble

13,291 posts

271 months

Thursday 25th October 2007
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LowePro is your friend.

robbydee

131 posts

262 months

Thursday 25th October 2007
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i have lopro mini trecker aw (all weather) has a neat little pull out shower proof cover.

Its a back pack and eassily handles 10d, 40d 580 flash and lens..

hawkaye

4,505 posts

242 months

Thursday 25th October 2007
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Lowepro mini trekker AW Dan, superb bag and has room for expansion of your gear wink

Here's mine (to show you what it holds):



70 quid from warehouseexpress

Edited by hawkaye on Thursday 25th October 22:51

Dibble

13,291 posts

271 months

Friday 26th October 2007
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^^^^^^^^^^^^That's the bag I have - although obviously without the rubbishy Canon fillings...

wink

aspender

1,406 posts

296 months

Friday 26th October 2007
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I'll offer a non-LowePro option and say Crumpler. This is my Pyjama Pride:



Insides, including laptop pouch:



Camera compartment is detachable:




dc53

Original Poster:

3,217 posts

251 months

Friday 26th October 2007
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Think i'll be looking into the lowerpro! looks nice, although i think i've ruled out jessops, £40 over :roleyes: you're havin' a giraffe!

Any more suggestions?
Thanks for everyones help!

Dan

hawkaye

4,505 posts

242 months

Friday 26th October 2007
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yeah, one more suggestion:























Lowepro mini trekker hehe

omohat

361 posts

261 months

Friday 26th October 2007
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I'll add another vote for the Minitrekker AW. Not too big but it can swallow a huge amount of stuff (1 camera body with lens attached as well as up to 4 additional lenses/ flashes and the myriad of accessories you usually accumulate). Plus if thats not enough, you can attach 2 pouches to the outside and strap a tripod to it.

LaSarthe+Back

2,084 posts

244 months

Friday 26th October 2007
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hawkaye said:
yeah, one more suggestion:























Lowepro mini trekker hehe
Ahem....

another one here!! biggrin