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A1EX

posted on 15th Jul 09 at 13:48

ive got a crumpler shoulder bag, brilliant bags :)


deano87

posted on 15th Jul 09 at 13:23

Cheers guys, given me something to think about :)


Ste L

posted on 14th Jul 09 at 16:34

crumpler bags FTW.
as they dont look like camera bags


this is what i've got - Crumpler Full Photo Muffin Top Backpack



way more room than i need, ideallu should of gone for the half photo one, but i got this cheap, but brand new and it gives my kit room to expand..

this is half photo one


Scotty_B

posted on 14th Jul 09 at 11:48

Forget the slingshots they aren't as big as you think.

Lowepro Mini Trekker AW is what you want. It's a tardis of a bag. :thumbs:


deano87

posted on 14th Jul 09 at 07:07

:thumbs:


Adam_B

posted on 13th Jul 09 at 22:34

I use the lowepro slingshot 100. Its ace, use it walking and on my bike, it has obviously the main shoulder strap but to keep it secure there is another smaller one that comes across the other side. I dont tend to carry drinks and other stuff though when im out.

[Edited on 14-07-2009 by Adam_B]


Kurt

posted on 13th Jul 09 at 22:04

The d40 I bought came with a lowepro Altus 160 bag.. It's quite a good bag tbh, room for body, lens and charger and leads, has a front and side pocket too and one of the side pockets zips open for quick access to your lens.. Probably room for a couple cans of pop across the top too


deano87

posted on 13th Jul 09 at 19:41

Lowerpro Fastpack 200 or 250. Job done.


deano87

posted on 13th Jul 09 at 19:34

Hmmm I was ideally after a proper back pack for when I go walking and what not.

The 200 only seems to store what I want for the camera, but nothing else. Didn't think of the Lowerpro website though :thumbs:

[Edited on 13-07-2009 by deano87]


AndyKent

posted on 13th Jul 09 at 19:31

I've got a lowepro slingshot 100 which might be a bit small for what you want to carry but the 200 would probably be ok, and a decent design stops you dropping your camera :thumbs:


deano87

posted on 13th Jul 09 at 18:53

:wave:

So, I'm getting my first months full time wage at the end of July and I fancy treating myself to a backpack for my camera :!

So, what do you guys have? Don't really want to spend anything more than £75. Must have storage for the body, couple of lenses, then other bits and bobs. Would be great if it had another section for storing other bits like drinks bottle, food etc.

:thumbs:


Any help or info would be great. I was thinking this, the prize in Amateur Photographer every for the user submitted photos, but I can't find it on their website.