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bag for photo and computer stuff
Grant Blankenship, Photographer
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Macon | GA | USA | Posted: 9:08 PM on 12.16.09 |
->> I'm a Domke lover. I also have a huge Crumpler back pack for the computer and 300 2.8 which will also fit the Domke contents. What I want is a shoulder bag that carries the Domke contents, the laptop and related doodads that I can still work out of from my shoulder, unlike the back pack. 300 2.8 will live in back pack.
Suggest away. |
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Andrew Kornylak, Photographer
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Grant Blankenship, Photographer
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Macon | GA | USA | Posted: 9:47 PM on 12.16.09 |
| ->> A couple of bodies, lenses, two strobes, etc. Basic walking around stuff plus the laptop, card reader, plug, etc. I'll check that Lowepro bag. |
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Justin Edmonds, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Mike Doran, Photographer
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Petaluma | CA | U.S.A. | Posted: 9:55 PM on 12.16.09 |
| ->> I second the Urban Disguise 50 or 60 it is amazing how much gear you can stick in either of these bags. |
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Ian L. Sitren, Photographer
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Palm Springs | CA | USA | Posted: 11:01 PM on 12.16.09 |
->> I agree about working out of Domke bags, my favorite. I also have a ThinkTank UD bag for when I want more of a briefcase look especially when I fly. But I don't find it as convenient to work out of on my shoulder. The large flap over the top and front gets in the way.
You might look at Tenba "Shootout" series, I think it is more what you are looking for. I have one large Tenba "shoulder" case for my medium format gear and a Tenba air case for my Profoto strobes. Very well made gear! |
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Chuck Steenburgh, Photographer
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Lexington | VA | USA | Posted: 10:42 PM on 12.21.09 |
->> I could not recommend the LowePro Classified series LESS.
Was going to go with Think Tank, but reviews of the Urban Disguise 35, the bag I wanted, were mixed. (I'm looking for something to hold a 12" notebook, two bodies, 80-200 and a bunch of other stuff.) Went with the Classified 220 instead.
Today: first day using the bag. Really did nothing more than carry my gear to the office. Picked it up and set it down a few times, carried it around...didn't bang it in to anything.
Took out my laptop...screen had gotten crushed by other contents of the bag. Through the so-called "padding."
Completely worthless. Notebook was covered by insurance, but...piece of crap bag. Should never have left Think Tank. |
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