Hi Michael,
Another consideration would be the "backpack" type. I have a Lowepro
Mini-Trekker and it works really well. Holds plenty and everything is on
one level which simplifies retrieval of lenses, etc. Also is nice
sometimes to carry on your shoulders instead of the usual carry at your
side type.
Larry Otto
Michael Darling wrote:
>
> Ok, seeing how my group of bodies and lenses has roughly doubled (not far
> from tripling) in the last few months, I'm in need of a larger camera bag --
> something that would be useful for storage and hauling more equipment on
> longer trips. I'd like it to hold 3 or 4 prime lenses, 2 zooms, flash, and
> a second body now and then.
>
> I've narrowed it down to three bags in my price range (under $100, even
> better if I could get them used). And I have some questions.
>
> Tamrac 5608 Pro 8
> Tamrac 706 Deluxe Convertible
> Domke F2
>
> How do the Domke bags compare to the tamracs in terms of dividers? My
> father had one of their satchel bags and was unimpressed with the divider
> system and 'lens wrap' combo for his leica.
>
> Are there any other brands of comparable quality and style that might be
> less expensive? Something that doesn't have 'steal me' embroidered on it
> would be great, but I'd rather not give up the functionality of a good
> gadget bag.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
> --
> Mike Darling
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