What camera bag do you have?

[OWENthatsmyname]

Im interested to see what everyone uses as a camera bag.

this is mine



i hate it. im about to order a Lowepro Slingshot AW 200 or KATA 3 in 1 Sling Backpack

[Chris_PA]

My bag for my 645: (hate it)


My bag for all my 35mm shiz: (it's alright)


My walk around bag: (love it)

[jspek]

Originally Posted by GC8drifter86

Im interested to see what everyone uses as a camera bag.

this is mine



i hate it. im about to order a Lowepro Slingshot AW 200 or KATA 3 in 1 Sling Backpack

i have the same tamrac. i have no complaints, maybe a lil larger but i do need to upgrade my bag. im not a fan of the AW 200.

[howielong]

Tamrac Expedition 7, little larger then what I needed but I got it so I can grow with it.

[CleanNeon98]

Canon 200eg

[frosti108]

i keep my handy cam in a sock

[vwcorradokid]

Lowepro Rover AWII


It's OK, I've run out of room already. I'll be getting something bigger. I'm looking into a Pelican case as well.

[grimm]

i have this bag, it will be for sale soon, i need some thing larger.

[djb5118]

I have this



It's the Burton Zoom pack. I acutally like it a lot. Its big enough to hold any camera related stuff as well as a laptop and theres a top storage compartment. I took it all throughout New Zealand without any problems.

Best part is most people wouldnt know it was a camera bag at first glance.

[jspek]

i like that a lot. how many lenses can it hold?

[OWENthatsmyname]

Originally Posted by djb5118

I have this



It's the Burton Zoom pack. I acutally like it a lot. Its big enough to hold any camera related stuff as well as a laptop and theres a top storage compartment. I took it all throughout New Zealand without any problems.

Best part is most people wouldnt know it was a camera bag at first glance.

ive been really thinking about getting that one. I like it a lot, esp. how padded it is and the amount of space it has.

how much space does it have for non-camera related items?

[PAFirefighter11]

Originally Posted by grimm

i have this bag, it will be for sale soon, i need some thing larger.

Same and same. I am looking at these two bags

Burton bag shown above:


This makes me want the Burton (Need to carry 2 bodies with lenses attached, other lenses, flashes, laptop, cords/chargers, misc crap, water bottles, etc.):


Dakine Sequence:




http://www.dakine.com/sport-packs/photo/sequence/

Does North Face have any camera specific packs?

[PAFirefighter11]

I just ordered the Dakine Sequence.. should be here Thursday.

Edit: Some more photos of the Dakine Sequence:

[OWENthatsmyname]

^ nice, let us know how it is. I need to get a new bag before Jan. 8th and dont want to get something im gonna hate 2 weeks later

[djb5118]

let me look around. i dont have any of my pics with the inside of the bag, but i know there are some online. for reference what i have in there now (camera portion)...d50, 50mm 1.8, 17-55, 18-55, 70-300, sb-600, sigma 10-20, filters, etc

i was also able to fit a 70-200 with a few other lenses over the summer

[djb5118]

found some inside shots





I am sure you can fit more depending on how you arrange the dividers.

as far as non-camera cargo room, the flat front pocket is made for a laptop, but if you dont need to bring one, it works great for a jacket or light sweatshirt or flash gels, etc. There is a "goggle pocket" which is that top front pocket with the horizontal zipper if you look at the stock image.

Also, there is a main storage spot behind that pocket, this is big enough to easily fit my d50 w/ 10-20 or 17-55 attached with room to spare.

[i like rice]

Kata HB205


Comfortable enough to wear for 5+ hours while lugging 30 lbs of gear. Plenty of padding that I can drop it 6 feet and not worry. Large enough that I can carry two bodies with lenses attached in addition to a flash, extra lens, various filters/batteries/etc.

Straps on the front can attach to the camera so that the weight of the camera is on the shoulder straps and not your neck.

[Chris215]

I use that, nothing fancy good enough for what I need.

[vwcorradokid]

Originally Posted by i like rice

Kata HB205


Comfortable enough to wear for 5+ hours while lugging 30 lbs of gear. Plenty of padding that I can drop it 6 feet and not worry. Large enough that I can carry two bodies with lenses attached in addition to a flash, extra lens, various filters/batteries/etc.

Straps on the front can attach to the camera so that the weight of the camera is on the shoulder straps and not your neck.

I love my Kata video bag. Do they make a backpack that's bigger? I have 5 lenses that I carry around now along with 1 body and my flash. I want something that's bigger so I can throw in another body and possibly 1 more lens. It'll need to be long enough to carry a 400 f2.8 too, I'm hoping to pick one of them up sometime in 2009.

[i like rice]

If you plan on carrying that many lenses, you'll probably want to switch to a Tamrac system allows you to attach various pouches to carry those extra lenses that won't fit in the bag itself.