>On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, William Sommerwerck wrote:
>
>> "Tenba makes the best bags. Period."
>>
>> Best in what way? Quality of materials and construction? Best value? Best
>> warranty? Best choice of styles?
>
> I own Tenba, Tamrac and Lowe-Pro (among others), and to me (and through
>years of use) they all seem extremely well-made. My favorite bag, however,
>is a Tenba...I think a lot of it has to do with personal ergonomics...
>
> *= Doris Fang =*
While I haven't owned a Tenba, I'm really happy with the small Domke that I
just got--I think it's called the reporter's satchel or something. This bag
is perfect for one (maybe two) and few lenses--I usually carry an OM 1,
24/28/50/90(Tamron macro) a few filters and a good supply of film, but at
times I use it to carry all this plus a 135/3.5, extension tubes and a flash
(which becomes a bit heavy for shooting on the move). Really it makes an
amazingly small and versatile set up. I like that it has a skinny profile
and doesn't swing around as much as my other larger bags. I also like that
it doesn't look like a camera bag. time will tell if its sturdy. And the
price didn't seem outrageous approx. $100 CDN.
glen
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