frtorres87
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So I was wondering, what bags are you guys using for your d5100 or other cameras?
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frtorres87
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That's a pretty nice bag. I have the Case Logic SLRC-205 SLR Camera Sling. Lightweight and enough storage.
Rexer John
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Slingshot for me too, 102aw.
D5100, 18-55 lens, 35mm lens, 70-200 lens, Gorilla tripod inside top section. Lots of smaller stuff and still room left for small stuff in several zip sections.
D5100, 18-55 lens, 35mm lens, 70-200 lens, Gorilla tripod inside top section. Lots of smaller stuff and still room left for small stuff in several zip sections.
Lowepro Flipside 300.
Advantage of a backpack, with the benefits of a rucksack, and security that is pretty good too when worn
Carries all the kit in my signature, battery chargers, spare batteries, 7" tablet, pens, hoods, and spare filters, plus my SB-400.
Going to be rearranging it soon as I need to fit my new flash in there somewhere and make space for a potential extra lens
Advantage of a backpack, with the benefits of a rucksack, and security that is pretty good too when worn
Carries all the kit in my signature, battery chargers, spare batteries, 7" tablet, pens, hoods, and spare filters, plus my SB-400.
Going to be rearranging it soon as I need to fit my new flash in there somewhere and make space for a potential extra lens
I'll always recommend Lowepro bags. Lifetime warranty, great quality, reasonable prices, lots of choice. Can't go wrong.
Find the best camera bag with Lowepro Bagfinder
Find the best camera bag with Lowepro Bagfinder
Canadia-Nikon
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I just picked up a Lowepro Magnum 200 AW. Beautiful bag and very spacious.
Excellent choice a very good bag & lifetime warranty.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
My wife bought me the Lowepro Flipside 200 for Christmas. I have my D5100 with 18-55, 55-200, 40mm Macro and SB-700 all in the bag. It is just a little tight but it is easy to walk around with. The really nice part about it is that you can swing it around and open it and change lenses without having to put the case or camera down on the ground.
Lowepro Flipside
Lowepro Flipside
I have a few bags. Computrekker, Slingshot 200 and 6 Million $ home. I find I probably use the 6 million $ home the most. It will hold my gripped D700 with a 50mm on, 70-200/2.8, SB600 flash, (a 35/2 when I buy it) and other little odds and sods. I like it for the ease of access and the fact to the untrained eye, it doesn't look overly like a camera bag.
I love this bag too (all be it I have the 300).
All the benefits of a backpack, with the added benefit of being able to access your kit without taking it off, much like a slingshot.... But far more secure too
Looks like a nice bag online. Can you wear the shoulder strap across your body to distribute the weight?
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Johnathan Aulabaugh
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I have a fastpack 300 and a clik elite hiker. Both are good at certain things and both suck as certain things. Still waiting on a multi day backpack for cameras.
Andrew Cresswell
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I have a Lowepro Slingshot 202 and find that with a couple of extra lenses,Speedlight,cable release and cleaning kit it is getting very full,always buy bigger then you think you will need,would like some room for a snack and bottle of drink as well really.