Time for a new Backpack, need your thoughts
ehughes
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I usually carry a shoulder bag, but I'm in need of a backpack for this summer.
I currently have a Lowepro Photo Trekker AW II but it's just too big and bulky for my tastes.
What I need is a bag to carry is
1DMKII w/ 100-400 attached
3/4 lenses
Flash
Batteries,filters, etc..
Any help or opinions would be appreciated, even warnings of what not to buy.
Thanks,
Ed
I currently have a Lowepro Photo Trekker AW II but it's just too big and bulky for my tastes.
What I need is a bag to carry is
1DMKII w/ 100-400 attached
3/4 lenses
Flash
Batteries,filters, etc..
Any help or opinions would be appreciated, even warnings of what not to buy.
Thanks,
Ed
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it's very very cool. i posted about it here
i just traveled to london for a week with it, it holds my laptop, a novel, my camera, 70-200L, 16-35L, 35L, 50 f/1.4, 85 f/1.8, 580ex... and papers, folders, etc etc
i really can't say enough about the quality, ed. and, as someone who's had back surgery, i'm *very* fussy about backpacks... this feels like a dream.
hth,
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I'm about to pull the trigger on my 3rd crumpler bag, but do have one last question. Can you mount a tripod onto the shrinkle or farmers double?
Thanks,
Dave
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Never mind the last question Andy. I just realized I have the Farmers Double I don't see a good way to mount a tripod.
Dave
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backpack as far as getting lots of stuff into it. It could be more
comfortable with regard to the straps. Since I don't use the waist strap,
I want to keep it buckled and behind me. But it's bulk is annoying. Also,
the bungie cords catch on things (they're too long and don't have a
great place to stow them when they're not in use).
Ian
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How many replies can I make to the same thread?
One of these days i'll collect my thoughts
Dave
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=280482&is=REG
It has room for my 828, w/a lens, flash, all my filters & odds & ends stuff; plus my laptop (and probably a change of clothes if I really tried. As the pix shows, you can add your tripod to the side. I carry my Manfrotto on the side. I've had it for a few months and am quite pleased with it. There is also a smaller one, the Pro Digital 31.
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