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alexspierz
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I need to get a camera bag that can hold at least 2 lenses and a camera but still be really portable for bringing out on the hill and something i can easly change the lenses,,any suggestions??

For lenses i have right now are a fish eye, tele, and a 50mm

Mar 8 2012 9:29PM
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BolderPro
Posts: 767 - Karma: 426
I have the dakine mission and it is great! it can hold up to 4 lenses easy and is pretty cheap i can hold my d300s, 2 go pros a bunch of go pro mounts my flash and 2 lenses in just the camera block
Mar 8 2012 9:53PM
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BolderPro
Posts: 767 - Karma: 426
I have the dakine mission and it is great! it can hold up to 4 lenses easy and is pretty cheap i usually hold my d300s, 2 go pros a bunch of go pro mounts my flash and 2 lenses in just the camera block. then there is also a lot of room in the regular part of the backpack.
Mar 8 2012 9:54PM
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mBall
Posts: 1690 - Karma: 2,827
They have Dakine Sequence (hombre color) left in stock on EVO for 144 (usually 190). I just picked it up. Excellent bag. Lots of room, pockets, rain cover, comfortable, portable.

Mar 8 2012 10:52PM
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Benji.
Posts: 1146 - Karma: 88
I have a Crumpler Haven bag nestled in a Dakine Apex (like 2yrs ago model).

I fit a T1i with kit lens, a 300mm tele lens, 50mm, and go pro. with a bunch of extra room.
really nice cuz I can get at my camera super quick and its real nice and padded for any spills.
Mar 9 2012 6:10PM
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I never understood why people like the Dakines. They don't hold much. You can cram a lot of camera gear in there, but there's not very many pockets/straps and no place to but non-camera gear (shovel, probe, food, water, etc.)

F:stop is the only way to go for skiing packs. Or you can just buy the ICU and throw it in a normal pack so that it isn't completely useless for anything other than camera gear.
Mar 9 2012 11:35PM
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juicedrummer11
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i kinda like this one the more i look at it...not super big for camera stuff but seems like a decent day pack



Mar 9 2012 11:47PM
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Benji.
Posts: 1146 - Karma: 88
The Apex is a bike pack. Not made for such items. (beacon probe shovel.)

The HeliPro is nice and big with room for all sorts of goodies.


Mar 11 2012 1:01PM
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BryantPhoto
Posts: 1574 - Karma: 891
I'm a large fan of the Billingham bags at the moment.
Mar 11 2012 1:01PM
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freestyle180
Posts: 87 - Karma: 51
got myself a f-stop loka last year and love it ! if you can find something you like in the f-stop products go for it ! these a great man
Mar 11 2012 11:30PM
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Dub_Digital
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/768092-REG/Lowepro_LP36354_PAM_Photo_Sport_200_AW.html

sickest bag ever, may not be able to hold a lot of camera stuff (bod with lens+extra lens, extra batteries, and memory cards.) but the great thing is it can hold other stuff, its perfect for activities that u might wanna bring ur camera along with a walk around lens, and it has a rain cover if ur camping and it rains, also has a sleeve for camelback bladder, and straps on the side and bottom, for tripods, monopods, or axes...or anything else
Mar 12 2012 12:23AM
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