There is no such thing as the perfect bag. Real Photographers have at least 10 camera bags, each of which is configurable in at least 10 unique ways.
> I'm looking for something just a little better. Aren't we all? In the end it depends on how you want to use it. If you want it to carry stuff from A-B without using the stuff, it almost doesn't matter what bag you use. If you want to carry it all to the top of Aconcagua for a dawn shoot you'll have a different bag than the one you use when photographing the D-Day landings, which in turn will be different from the one you use when wandering the streets of Paris on a Sunday day in April. You need a different bag for every occasion! The 3 I use most are the Domke F-2, LowePro S&F Reporter (I think it's called) and LowePro S&F Rover AW backpack. I also have several other bags, but I'm not quite a Real Photographer yet. I'm not a fan of sling bags - they seem to me to be neither fish nor fowl. -- Bob > Survey: > > What, in your opinion, is the perfect bag for being able to > carry around a > camera (with lens attatched) and a spare lens or two (or a > lens and flash), > plus various other things (maybe a book, or a notepad and > pens, or (on the > extreme end) a laptop). > > > I have a Crumpler bag that is *almost* perfect. It's a > sling-style bag, which > I absolutely love. So much better than regular shoulder bags > and backpacks. > I'm looking for something just a little better. > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
