On Jul 9, 2004, at 9:59 AM, Skip Williams wrote:
>
> The Domke F-802 is nice, but has NO room for any papers.
>
> The larger F-803 is too big, IME. I sold mine.
I think you might have that reversed, it looks like the F-802 (15.5L x
4W x 12"D) is bigger than the F-803 (13L x 4W x 9"D).
> I own a Billingham Hadley Pro that might fit your criteria. I bought
> mine from Robert White in the UK (great prices to the U.S.) and I got
> the black/black, which looks much stealthier than the pretty,
> brown-leather trimmed versions. Look at the one that has the handle
> on top, which was a requirement for my needs. There's room behind the
> padded insert to stuff about 2-3" of papers or a notebook. I've
> carried it many times on vacation as my only bag. FYI, the black
> canvas / black leather / nickel hardware version isn't pictured on
> their website.
>
> http://www.billingham.co.uk/prodbuy.asp?id=71
> http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/bags.htm#LabelBillingham (Price = GBR 74)
Thanks for the link to Robert White's site. I had seen his site before
but forgotten about it. One of the major reasons I wasn't looking at
Billingham bags was due to the price. His prices seem much more
reasonable than what I can get in Canada or the US.
My only question regarding the Hadley Pro is how much gear can you fit
in it? Billingham's site doesn't really give a good indication of how
much equipment will fit in the insert and the only picture shows only 3
vertical sections. Are further divisions possible? Do you have to stack
lenses or can everything be on 1 level?
Andrew "Frugal" Dacey
frugal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.tildefrugal.net/
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