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Another camera bag thread
My Due east-M10 will be here in iv days, and I already have the all-time camera bag I've found for my gear, but since I'm adding a second body, and before long the 45mm, I'm thinking about upgrading the handbag.
I'm actually into vintage sail type of messenger bags, a-la-billingham, but I rather spend the 260 $ on the 45mm, than on the bag, so the Billingham is out of my attain for the moment.
I'm looking for the following features:
- No velcro. Again, Billingham leather and brass fasteners are crawly. It would exist a nail if I can get one with those closures.
- Water protection (it rains a LOT in Panama)
- Room for E-M10 + Panny twenty, xiv, 45-150 and the Oly 45. Maybe carry the Lumix G5 along, when doing video too as stills, but it will non be at that place all the time, so no biggie. Simply non too big either. Just enough, and not also much more than than my actual bag (Domke F-5XB with magnet conversion)
Whatever ideas?
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Martin Ocando wrote:
My E-M10 will be here in iv days, and I already have the best camera pocketbook I've constitute for my gear, simply since I'grand adding a 2d body, and shortly the 45mm, I'm thinking about upgrading the handbag.
I'thou really into vintage sheet type of messenger bags, a-la-billingham, just I rather spend the 260 $ on the 45mm, than on the handbag, so the Billingham is out of my attain for the moment.
I'yard looking for the post-obit features:
- No velcro. Again, Billingham leather and brass fasteners are crawly. It would exist a blast if I tin can get ane with those closures.
- Water protection (it rains a LOT in Panama)
- Room for E-M10 + Panny 20, 14, 45-150 and the Oly 45. Maybe carry the Lumix G5 along, when doing video as well as stills, but it will not exist in that location all the time, and so no biggie. But not too big either. Just enough, and non too much more than my actual bag (Domke F-5XB with magnet conversion)
Any ideas?
I am going to follow this thread as I desire to see what people get. I just bought the olive green Tenba mini messenger handbag and it's awesome but I also don't prefer the Velcro. I volition live with it every bit I can open from the top with a quiet zipper pouch.
It is likewise a bit small for my OMD EM1 with the Bombardment grip and my smaller Black Rapid metro strap. It fits fine even with the forty-150 f2.8 attached, simply with a MacBook Pro thirteen retina in the calculator pouch, the photographic camera so bulges out. I also like to continue the detachable flash fastened and between that and the RStrap knuckle I cant plough it the other way.
I ordered the larger Minor size to try that ane as actually similar this bag. But over again I don't prefer the Velcro but it probably is expert I case th bag tips over to keep things in.
Sounds as I am carrying a chip more than yous. I volition have the two pro zooms and the 7-14 when it comes out, as well as a flash and sometimes my MBP.
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Martin Ocando wrote:
My E-M10 volition be here in four days, and I already accept the best camera bag I've found for my gear, but since I'grand adding a second body, and soon the 45mm, I'm thinking well-nigh upgrading the bag.
I'm really into vintage sheet type of messenger numberless, a-la-billingham, just I rather spend the 260 $ on the 45mm, than on the bag, so the Billingham is out of my reach for the moment.
I'm looking for the following features:
- No velcro. Again, Billingham leather and brass fasteners are crawly. It would be a blast if I tin get one with those closures.
- Water protection (it rains a LOT in Panama)
- Room for E-M10 + Panny 20, xiv, 45-150 and the Oly 45. Maybe carry the Lumix G5 along, when doing video every bit well as stills, but it will not be there all the time, so no biggie. But not besides large either. Simply plenty, and not too much more than than my actual pocketbook (Domke F-5XB with magnet conversion)
Whatsoever ideas?
I have and so many bags but what you're request isn't possible.
Vintage canvas, or leather are not weather proof. I have a bunch of ONA canvass bags and even their backpack just they are not practiced for rain. Once dampened they volition take days for the canvas to exist truly dry out.
I don't know of whatsoever water proof all leather bags will sealed seams so I don't think all leather is the style to become. In Europe, there was a Delsey line of all leather photo numberless, I accept three of these merely once more, I wouldn't apply them in the tropics.
Yous don't want velcro then Think Tank retrospective is out of the running. That would have been my recommendation. the canvas is water resistant and it does accept a pelting cover but it isn't quite retro plenty for you.
The is Woltan arts and crafts Picket, I don't take one but the new artificial waxed canvas with leather trim is h2o resistat ad you can upgrade from the standard removeable insert to a zippered waterproof insert. These are expensive
I think their thought of a removeable insert that is water proof is a groovy thought. put water proof zipper on a completely water proof insert and you're skilful to go. Of grade, you lot'll want to accept silica gel inserts
Unfortunately, I don't know of any reasonably priced waterproof camera bag that is also vintage looking.
If I ever move to Seattle, I would probably put an insert into ane of my hyalite bags. Not vintage though
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Domke F10?
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Martin Ocando wrote:- Room for E-M10 + Panny 20, 14, 45-150 and the Oly 45. Perhaps carry the Lumix G5 along, when doing video as well as stills, just it will not be in that location all the time, so no biggie. But not too big either. Only plenty, and non too much more my actual bag (Domke F-5XB with magnet conversion)
Whatever ideas?
The F10 is big enough for your lenses, but might be a little likewise small for easy employ with the second trunk. I have the velcro covered and just utilize the brass carabine.
There is a nice looking Crumbler handbag with leather - but I have not handled information technology yet.
For both I am not sure they could withstand a tropical rain without additional protection, just if your F5 is ok, they might be proficient plenty.
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I am very happy with my Crumpler Six Meg Dollar Abode. Information technology has velcro on the main flap, but has clever flaps to cover the velcro when in use. I carry my EM10, a Pen body and 3 lenses. The Five 1000000 Dollar Home is a little smaller.
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Re: Another camera bag thread
Check out the numberless from Thule. Just got the new Thule Covert rolltop. Very water-proof and amazingly designed (won the red dot pattern honour).
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Re: Another photographic camera handbag thread
dennis tennis wrote:
I have and then many bags but what you're asking isn't possible.
Vintage sheet, or leather are not weather proof. I have a bunch of ONA canvas bags and even their backpack just they are not good for rain. Once dampened they will take days for the canvas to be truly dry.
I don't know of whatsoever h2o proof all leather bags volition sealed seams then I don't think all leather is the manner to go. In Europe, there was a Delsey line of all leather photo bags, I accept three of these only once more, I wouldn't use them in the tropics.
Yous don't desire velcro then Think Tank retrospective is out of the running. That would have been my recommendation. the canvas is water resistant and information technology does accept a rain cover merely it isn't quite retro enough for yous.
The is Woltan arts and crafts Lookout, I don't have 1 but the new artificial waxed canvas with leather trim is h2o resistat advertisement you lot can upgrade from the standard removeable insert to a zippered waterproof insert. These are expensive
I think their idea of a removeable insert that is water proof is a great idea. put water proof attachment on a completely h2o proof insert and you're practiced to go. Of grade, yous'll want to accept silica gel inserts
Unfortunately, I don't know of any reasonably priced waterproof photographic camera bag that is also vintage looking.
If I ever move to Seattle, I would probably put an insert into i of my hyalite bags. Non vintage though
Well, when I said vintage sheet and leather, I meant the look of it, non really an old purse or example. I know old numberless were non really good for weather protection, but today's engineering provides improve ways of treating leather and canvas to make information technology at least light rain proof, which is what I'm talking about. My Domke pocketbook comes with a tin of grease to water proof the canvas, and I'yard very happy with it. I just would similar to find something like to the Billingham bags, without the 230 $ price tag.
Although, having said that, it seems that It volition better to salve some money, and go the Billigham, and be washed with information technology.
I'chiliad answering my own question here. Let'due south hear some more opinions and I'll make my listen.
Thank you for the tips.
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Re: Another photographic camera bag thread
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Re: Another camera handbag thread
If a sling pocketbook is an option and then he tamrac 6z might exist interesting for you. Or the bigger models (7z, etc.). I use it to carry an E-M10 with its native grip and a lens attached (say 20/1.seven), using the following arrangement of its iii compartments: 1. a flash + 14/ii.5; 2. the 9mm trunk cam + the camera with the lens facing downwardly; 3. 45/ane.8 and 9-xviii. In the front pocket I have iii filter boxes + a spare SD + a spare bombardment + a WB menu. On the correct side of the purse I attach an ultrapod 2 that I carry permanently. On the left side I plan to attach an arca swiss holder, like the peak design prune or the spider holster - to have an easy way to secure the camera without opening and closing the purse. The upsides: very efficient arrangement, well padded, relatively inexpensive. The downsides: non water proof (although it is quite thick and the padding seems to absorb water pretty OK. i guess that you lot can attach/include a folded h2o-proof bag if you want to), the attachment is slightly hard to open/close hand-handed if you similar to completely open up/shut the bag. I think that the 7z has an additional strap to secure the purse to your back to avert movements. Information technology's not the most fancy pocketbook but it'southward very good for what information technology is.
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assaft wrote:
If a sling purse is an option then he tamrac 6z might be interesting for you. Or the bigger models (7z, etc.). I use information technology to comport an Due east-M10 with its native grip and a lens fastened (say twenty/i.vii), using the post-obit arrangement of its iii compartments: 1. a flash + xiv/2.v; 2. the 9mm trunk cam + the camera with the lens facing down; 3. 45/1.8 and nine-eighteen. In the front pocket I have iii filter boxes + a spare SD + a spare battery + a WB carte. On the correct side of the purse I adhere an ultrapod 2 that I bear permanently. On the left side I plan to attach an arca swiss holder, similar the peak design prune or the spider holster - to have an easy mode to secure the camera without opening and endmost the handbag. The upsides: very efficient arrangement, well padded, relatively cheap. The downsides: not h2o proof (although it is quite thick and the padding seems to absorb h2o pretty OK. i gauge that yous tin attach/include a folded water-proof bag if you want to), the zipper is slightly hard to open/close manus-handed if you like to completely open/close the bag. I think that the 7z has an additional strap to secure the bag to your back to avoid movements. It's not the most fancy bag only it's very good for what it is.
Forgot to mention that I added some padding for actress safe in cases where information technology falls on the ground: at the bottom of the bag and by carrying all the lenses with Micro Lens modest pouches. So everything fits with this padding. I'd say that it'southward quite daze proof for normal circumstances.
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Re: Another camera purse thread
Martin Ocando wrote:
My E-M10 volition be here in 4 days, and I already have the best camera purse I've found for my gear, only since I'chiliad calculation a 2d trunk, and soon the 45mm, I'm thinking about upgrading the purse.
I'1000 really into vintage canvass type of messenger numberless, a-la-billingham, only I rather spend the 260 $ on the 45mm, than on the bag, then the Billingham is out of my accomplish for the moment.
I'one thousand looking for the post-obit features:
- No velcro. Over again, Billingham leather and brass fasteners are awesome. It would be a blast if I can get ane with those closures.
- H2o protection (it rains a LOT in Panama)
- Room for Due east-M10 + Panny 20, 14, 45-150 and the Oly 45. Maybe carry the Lumix G5 along, when doing video as well as stills, but it volition not be at that place all the time, so no biggie. Only not too big either. Only enough, and non too much more than than my actual bag (Domke F-5XB with magnet conversion)
Any ideas?
Martin ,
i have no personal feel of them only found them on a quick search, but information technology seems to tick a few boxes , retro mode, weather proofing, no velcro etc
http://www.ebay.co.united kingdom/itm/Uk-Local-Waterproof-Vintage-PU-Leather-DSLR-Photographic camera-Shoulder-Bag-for-Nikon-Canon-/281243210879?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
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phazelag • Veteran Fellow member • Posts: iii,240
Re: Some other photographic camera bag thread
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Re: Another camera bag thread
phazelag wrote:
jim stirling wrote:
Martin ,
i take no personal feel of them only found them on a quick search, but it seems to tick a few boxes , retro style, weather proofing, no velcro etc
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/United kingdom-Local-Waterproof-Vintage-PU-Leather-DSLR-Camera-Shoulder-Bag-for-Nikon-Canon-/281243210879?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
Wow Jim these Koolertron look pretty overnice for the price. http://www.koolertron.com/photography-accessories-camera-purse-c-37_55.html?zenid=36ijdh4lapiou6lll3pqb0q6u2
The prices are so proficient I am skeptical of the quality, only they expect good.
Amazon has several different styles that all seem to fit.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=koolertron+camera+bag&sprefix=koolertron%2Caps%2C287 --
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I idea they looked ok myself but as I say I have zilch experience of them and I wouldn't desire to steer folk in the incorrect direction,though the Amazon reviews look ok
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phazelag • Veteran Member • Posts: iii,240
Re: Another camera bag thread
jim stirling wrote:
phazelag wrote:
jim stirling wrote:
Martin ,
i accept no personal experience of them simply found them on a quick search, but information technology seems to tick a few boxes , retro style, weather proofing, no velcro etc
http://world wide web.ebay.co.united kingdom/itm/United kingdom-Local-Waterproof-Vintage-PU-Leather-DSLR-Camera-Shoulder-Bag-for-Nikon-Canon-/281243210879?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
Wow Jim these Koolertron await pretty prissy for the price. http://www.koolertron.com/photography-accessories-camera-purse-c-37_55.html?zenid=36ijdh4lapiou6lll3pqb0q6u2
The prices are so skilful I am skeptical of the quality, but they await good.
Amazon has several different styles that all seem to fit.
http://www.amazon.com/due south/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-allonym%3Daps&field-keywords=koolertron+camera+bag&sprefix=koolertron%2Caps%2C287 --
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http://instagram.com/phazelagI idea they looked ok myself merely as I say I have zero experience of them and I wouldn't want to steer folk in the wrong direction,though the Amazon reviews look ok
I was only reading the amazon reviews and many of them say these are not Koolertron. They say they are false. I had never heard of Koolertron anyway but the situation is strange.
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Re: Look at Tenba Messenger Bags
Very light weight, water resist, and a zipper on the top that ways y'all take NO flap to worry about. It is a great pick to have. The strap is comfortable and it has loops on the ends and then yous tin can hang a dump bag off one side and/or a water bottle bag on the other.
http://www.tenba.com/Categories/Messenger-Bags.aspx
The mini is good for MFT body and a few lenses, I accept used the modest for a GH1 and 14-140, GF1 and a number of lenses.
There are many pockets for storage. It tin can work like a regular messenger with flap, if you want. Generally you will merely use for load outs, and not working.
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Re: Another camera pocketbook thread
This review is hilarious:
Her Review: methusala honeysuckle
By methusala honeysuckle - Meet all my reviewsThis review is from: Koolertron Large Size DSLR SLR Photographic camera Sheet shoulder handbag for Sony Canon Nikon Olympus BBK4 (Photographic camera)Mine is branded 'BACKPACKER', but it looks exactly like the Koolertron, because it'southward the same bag, made past the same underpaid Asian children making the Koolertron. It's ample sized, but if you take more than than 2 DSLRs, two flashes, and 4 lenses, like me, information technology'll be a tight squeeze. I also have batteries to haul and flash triggers. The strap is comfortable.
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Re: Another photographic camera bag thread
phazelag wrote:
jim stirling wrote:
phazelag wrote:
jim stirling wrote:
Martin ,
i have no personal experience of them just found them on a quick search, merely it seems to tick a few boxes , retro style, weather proofing, no velcro etc
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Britain-Local-Waterproof-Vintage-PU-Leather-DSLR-Camera-Shoulder-Pocketbook-for-Nikon-Canon-/281243210879?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
Wow Jim these Koolertron wait pretty prissy for the price. http://www.koolertron.com/photography-accessories-camera-bag-c-37_55.html?zenid=36ijdh4lapiou6lll3pqb0q6u2
The prices are so proficient I am skeptical of the quality, but they look proficient.
Amazon has several different styles that all seem to fit.
http://www.amazon.com/due south/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=koolertron+camera+purse&sprefix=koolertron%2Caps%2C287 --
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http://instagram.com/phazelagI thought they looked ok myself but every bit I say I have naught experience of them and I wouldn't want to steer folk in the wrong direction,though the Amazon reviews look ok
I was just reading the amazon reviews and many of them say these are not Koolertron. They say they are faux. I had never heard of Koolertron anyhow but the situation is strange.
Its a distressing world when you lot get fakes of brands we oasis't even heard of :-). They have a website with details of products and links to official retailers
http://www.koolertron.com/where_to_buy.html
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phazelag wrote:
This review is hilarious:
Her Review: methusala honeysuckle
By methusala honeysuckle - See all my reviewsThis review is from: Koolertron Large Size DSLR SLR Camera Canvas shoulder bag for Sony Canon Nikon Olympus BBK4 (Photographic camera)Mine is branded 'BACKPACKER', merely it looks exactly like the Koolertron, because information technology's the same bag, made by the same underpaid Asian children making the Koolertron. It's ample sized, merely if you have more than ii DSLRs, two flashes, and iv lenses, like me, it'll be a tight clasp. I too have batteries to haul and flash triggers. The strap is comfortable.
I wonder why she bought it then
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phazelag • Veteran Member • Posts: 3,240
Re: Another photographic camera handbag thread
jim stirling wrote:
phazelag wrote:
This review is hilarious:
Her Review: methusala honeysuckle
Past methusala honeysuckle - See all my reviewsThis review is from: Koolertron Large Size DSLR SLR Camera Sail shoulder pocketbook for Sony Canon Nikon Olympus BBK4 (Camera)Mine is branded 'BACKPACKER', but information technology looks exactly like the Koolertron, because it's the same bag, made by the same underpaid Asian children making the Koolertron. It's ample sized, merely if yous take more than ii DSLRs, two flashes, and 4 lenses, like me, it'll be a tight squeeze. I too have batteries to haul and wink triggers. The strap is comfortable.
I wonder why she bought it then
I already saw the koolertron website. I don't retrieve she was complaining about the purse. Just acknowledging the comical realities of today'south manufacturing and retail environment.
I recollect she was proverb its a good bag.
How many batteries, adapters, and straps practise we buy that are clearly a second or third run of products after the make names version? Amazon is filled with them and I purchase them and they are fine. Just realities of asian manufacturing. LOL!
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Martin Ocando wrote:
My E-M10 will be hither in four days, and I already have the all-time camera bag I've found for my gear, but since I'one thousand adding a second torso, and presently the 45mm, I'm thinking nearly upgrading the bag.
I'm really into vintage canvas type of messenger bags, a-la-billingham, but I rather spend the 260 $ on the 45mm, than on the bag, so the Billingham is out of my reach for the moment.
I'm looking for the following features:
- No velcro. Once again, Billingham leather and brass fasteners are awesome. It would be a blast if I tin can get one with those closures.
- Water protection (it rains a LOT in Panama)
- Room for Eastward-M10 + Panny 20, 14, 45-150 and the Oly 45. Maybe carry the Lumix G5 along, when doing video every bit well as stills, but information technology volition non exist at that place all the time, and then no biggie. But not also big either. Just plenty, and not too much more than than my actual bag (Domke F-5XB with magnet conversion)
Any ideas?
I have an Ona Bowery bag that I apply for my E-M10 with my Olympus 12-40mm f/2.8, Panasonic 35-100mm f/2.8, Olympus 12mm f/two.0, Sigma 60mm f/ii.viii DN, and my TG-3 along with spare batteries and retention cards. The bowery is Ona's smallest shoulder bag and doesn't look like a camera handbag. I bought the leather version, merely anybody keeps asking why I'grand carrying a murse, so if I had a do-over I would go for the waxed canvas version, simply similar almost of the Domke bags. The materials and construction are top notch and the only velcro you will notice is on the interior dividers and so you can prepare the interior whatever way yous wish. I commonly get out the TG3 and the 60mm home since I got the ii zooms and I find that using a small bag limits what you tin conduct; leaving dwelling stuff y'all won't employ. Now that I just had a GAS attack and bought a Nikon one V3, I will probably add a couple of lenses and may go for a bigger bag. Ona makes 3 larger messenger numberless, the Prince Street, the Astoria, and the Union Street.
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