Camera Bags

Moogle Pepper

I am looking at this Tarmac Camera bag @ http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/customer-images/B000KLHDZO/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_0?ie=UTF8&index=0

It looks great ... but I want to know what it can hold. According to the sample images, it looks like it can hold a DSLR with a 70-200 attached. If I am not mistaken. I was wondering if it could hold more than that, like my 28-135 and a flash. I like this kinda look and size ...

Dogdots

It is a nice looking bag. I've seen it in a camera store.

My advice is measure your camera with the lens attached. Then match it up to the dimensions of the bag. Make sure you add some then to give your camera and lens some extra room to.

I bought a bag (not this one) to carry my XTI with the 24-105 lens attached. It was just butting up to the bottom of the bag. Just way to small and according to the dimensions it should have fit.

I've learned that a bag, backpack, or even my purse is never to big

Dogdots/Mary

Joves

I use my Camelback Ranger pack as it suits my lifestyle. It carries a good amount of equipment inside and, with straps I carry my tripods. Oh yeah plus I have portable water.

Zanotti

http://cambags.com/

Photos of almost every bag and camera combinations.

Z

Dogdots

Zanotti wrote:

http://cambags.com/

Photos of almost every bag and camera combinations.

Z

Nice site---easy to use

Dogdots/Mary

Moogle Pepper

Zanotti wrote:

http://cambags.com/

Photos of almost every bag and camera combinations.

Z

sweet! I can check it out to help me make my decision!