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PacificRimJob
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What camera bags is everyone using?



I personally have a Lowepro Exchange Messenger Bag, a Lowepro Toploader, and I threw a divider insert in my Dakine backpack for carrying around.
Feb 2 2013 5:43AM
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TijmenDal
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F-Stop Tilopa + medium pro + small shallow ICU's.
I use my small ICU in my Dakine Heli Pro XL too sometimes.
I also have a Domke F-6 as a shoulder bag.
Feb 2 2013 11:40AM
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zbphoto
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F-Stop Loka
Small Pro ICU: Digital body and lenses
Small Pro ICU: Film Bodies and flashes


I also have a lowepro slingshot 302 back at home but hopefully that will sell soon.
Feb 2 2013 11:52AM
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buttrapinpirate
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If you need something stupidly beefy for not a ton of money, check out the Pelican 1500 case. The pluck out foam is super helpful and it can hold a lot. My friend brings it to the caribbean, the mountains, everywhere. It holds a shit ton for not being very big, and the waterproof/hardcase portion is super nice. I know it's not a bag, but it holds a camera, and I sure as hell want one
Feb 2 2013 4:57PM
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buttrapinpirate
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Sorry for dub post but I totally read that thing wrong, I thought you wanted advice for a bag. Reading too fast. But I still want that case! It's my next purchase because I don't have squat for a bag
Feb 2 2013 4:59PM
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MaxBerkowitz
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Lowepro Video DSLR Fastpack 250.

Do not recommend I dislike the audio compartment very much. Not very useful, and the compartments leave my small lenses bouncing so I have to double pack in each compartment :(

Maybe fstop next year.
Feb 2 2013 5:12PM
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ski_utah
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Ive got an old awe trekker that someone donated to my local thrift shop and I got it for $5, haha, nothing wrong it works great, I have skied with it and no problems so far
Feb 4 2013 11:30AM
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Balto
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we should turn this into a post a picture of your bag full of shit thread so people can see how much stuff can go into each bag
Feb 4 2013 12:02PM
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_RNS_
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Manfrotto Agile V, soon to be Tamrac Expedition 7x
Feb 4 2013 12:44PM
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PacificRimJob
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I like this idea. I'll do this when I get back home - if I remember.
Feb 4 2013 12:46PM
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1337
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this is much needed
Feb 4 2013 12:54PM
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Sklar
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My burton focus can fit all my gear:
Gripped body
1 long lens
2 short lenses
Alien bees b800
Vagabond mini lithium battery for the strobe
2 speed lights
All my flash triggers
My computer
Hard drive or two
Chargers, extra batteries, filters etc

Of course it can be configured other ways, too
Feb 4 2013 2:32PM
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Laurent.
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Pockets or neckstrap.

Only when using the Polaroids do I use a bag.

An awesome bag:

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Feb 4 2013 4:38PM
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FatWhore
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such a nice bag
Feb 4 2013 4:54PM
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gravel
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Don't have bag yet, so I take a little shoulder strap bag and put it in my Dakine Heli Pro backpack when I ski. It works fine.
Feb 4 2013 5:36PM
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1337
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burton zoom

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Feb 5 2013 10:16PM
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PacificRimJob
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God damn, that's a badass setup. 15 for fish, 16-35 for WA-UWA, 50 f1.4 for standard (although, does that work on your canon 1?), 70-200 for tele/portrait. And you had a 135 f2 as well earlier on? jeeez..

Epic film + Digi bodies to use lenses with. killer setup for canon.
Feb 5 2013 10:34PM
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1337
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yeah the 50 is the only lens i've used on my 1n so far!

I'd like a mid range zoom, but cant figure out what I want.
Feb 5 2013 10:58PM
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PacificRimJob
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35-70 f3.5-4.5? those are like 40 bucks or something, and pretty sharp for a cheaper lens from what I understand. Would cover your range as a stopgap at least.

Either that or the 28-70L or for half as much, the Tamron version of the same thing.
Feb 5 2013 11:08PM
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JAHrig
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Fstop Tilopa BC
Feb 5 2013 11:10PM
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1337
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Had a 28-70 for a while, pretty good lens. I wish I could afford a 24-70 II, but right now between the 24-105 4L IS or the 24-70 2.8L
Feb 5 2013 11:15PM
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PacificRimJob
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If only I could afford any of that right now haha.

I'd be happy with a 24-80 USM at that rate..
Feb 5 2013 11:28PM
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zbphoto
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Didn't you used to own this?
Feb 5 2013 11:39PM
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PacificRimJob
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24-85 f3.5 usm, i mean.
Feb 5 2013 11:51PM
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1337
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long time ago. great lens!
Feb 5 2013 11:53PM
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RileySnyderPhoto
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IF I could afford the 24-70 f/2.8L II I would probably sell my 24-105 because I hear that thing is amazingly sharp. Can't go wrong with the 24-105 though because it is a wonderful all purpose lens.

I have 3 packs:
F-Stop Satori (discontinued but might be getting a free upgrade to the EXP)
F-Stop Tilopa BC
F-Stop Loka
And either a L or XL ICU, not sure because they changed sizing since I bought it. Going to pick up a medium soon though before summer so I can backpack with a full setup.
Feb 6 2013 12:00AM
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1337
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I need suggestions for a strobe bag, btw. Power cables, a battery pack and einstein, then 4 speedlights. Loads of triggers/batteries/and sync cables too. Would be nice if I could strap quite a few stands to it (or anyone know of a good lightstand bag?)
Feb 6 2013 12:18AM
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RileySnyderPhoto
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I use my F-Stops as strobe bags too but thats because I have different ones for different shoots.
Feb 6 2013 10:51PM
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PacificRimJob
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Here are my bags. I ditched the backpack insert I had in my Dakine bag for a larger option that I just picked up from goodwill for 5$. Lowepro Orion AW.

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Contents - Canon 20D/Grip, T4i w/Lensbaby Composer, 28-80 USM, 50 1.8, Intervalometer, Rokinon 35mm t1.5 Cine, Vivitar 28mm f2.

And, you can't see shit with this pic, but oh well. Lowepro Messenger bag as cited above.

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Contents, Nifty 50, 28-80, Lensbaby Composer, and Canon Eos 50/Elan iie w/grip and Film boxes.


Feb 21 2013 2:20AM
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