What type of camera bag do you have and what’s in it?
At the moment I use a Lowepro Passport Sling….best of a bad situation. I can only fit one camera with a lens, one spare lens and a speedlight in it which is a pain, but it’s as close to a shooters bag as I can get without spending hundreds of dollars on a Domke.
Used to carry a big bag with 2 Nikon d50′s, 300, 200, 135, 70, and 50 in there with the speed light, charger, cables, batteries, gps, and manual. Then we both got backpacks for out cameras, they work ok if you are hiking, but for street use, i would rather just carry the camera. For traveling, the big bag carries everything and goes on the plane with me. Just fits under the seat, It is heavy, but it is safe. The airport has never checked it, they tear my luggage apart every time, but not my cameras.
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Case Logic DCB-308 SLR Camera Sling (Black) $42.50 The combination of design and quality materials of this SLR camera sling offer convenience and style for your everyday photo needs. Carry all your SLR equipment comfortably on your backwhen you are ready to shoot, simply pull the sling forward to quickly access to your camera…. |
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Case Logic SLRC-205 SLR Camera Sling (Black) $79.99 SLR camera sling wears like a backpack but allows for instant access to your SLR and accessories (simply swing around and you’re ready to shoot). Holds SLR camera body with attached standard lens. Patent pending hammock system suspends your SLR above the bottom of case, providing superior impact protection. Large zippered compartment stores an additional lens or flash (dimensions: 7.5″ x 3.75″ x 3… |
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Lowepro Passport Sling Camera Bag (Mica) $47.40 We are currently gathering more information for the Lowepro Passport Sling Mica Slingbag Backpack. Please call our friendly call center staff for any questions…. |
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