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LS Photo Studio Backpack

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SKIWAGEN
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Has anyone used this or heard any good/bad reviews of it? It seems legit, and it's only 40 bucks.
http://cgi.ebay.com/LS-Photo-Studio-Backpack-Photo-bag-Camera-Bag-BPS-/180660035403?pt=US_Camera_Cases_Bags&hash=item2a102d5f4b
Thanks, +k for good responses and bumps

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SKIWAGEN
Posts: 497 - Karma: 313
bumpp

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lukewalnuts
Posts: 2730 - Karma: 152
dude just man up and get one of these

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they are great packs
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SKIWAGEN
Posts: 497 - Karma: 313
that looks sick! but its out of my budget right now
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HeadyTopper
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tamrac 5788 evolution 8! best bag ever! (out of your budget but definitely worth saving for)
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Shredability
Posts: 2757 - Karma: 501
Backpacks you don't really wanna cheap out on (especially photo bags) The zippers will stop zipping and the seams will start to teat under the weight of you equipment. The main thing you have to look at is what your going to be putting in the bag?

Lighter/cheaper eq it would probably be good. But if you lugging around 2k worth of cameras, lenses and a tripod. You might want to look at something like the dakine mission photo or sequence
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SKIWAGEN
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yeah im going to have a complete t2i setup in there, so ill look at those dakines. do you know if all of  their bags have camera blocks?
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Shredability
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yea there mission & sequence defs both do. And yea get a dakine imo
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SKIWAGEN
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thanks man, +k

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Shredability
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yarp, no problem
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s.erickson
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save for an f-stop, i had an ogio and it died really fast. f-stops are definitely worth it
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Downtofilm
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F-stop is defiantly some of the best bags I have used for sure when you have the money pick one up.
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RileySnyderPhoto
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I have the F-Stop Satori and a Loka and I love them both but the Tilopia BC is the way to go unless you have massive amounts of stuff to travel with like me. I use the Loka as my strobe pack mostly but I try to fly with it because it fits overhead and black is more low key than my big red Satori
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LC.
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So true. The Tilopa carries nicer than any pack I've used period. I mean any ski pack, not just any camera pack. Keep saving up until winter and pick up a used one on Nikonians or something, they come up from time to time.
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SKIWAGEN
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f-stop sounds like the way to go, im going to save up for that. is that red one posted above a hiking pack and a camera pack? its looks huge.
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Microcosm
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They're so beautiful.. an fstop pack has been on my list for a very long time. One day..
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LC.
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That's the old Tilopa, the middle sized one. Tilopa with a medium block inside is the best for space I think (gives you room for other stuff) but the Loka is smaller and fits the same blocks. Dan Carr posts good shots of all the bags and blocks on his blog.
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lukewalnuts
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ya u don't want that much money to be exposed to bad things happening so ur better off investing in something that could save u

GOOD CHOICE
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