Paul, the Artisan & Artist GCAM-7200 would be PERFECT for you. I have one
I carry my Leica in; it is small but holds a lot of stuff and is easy and
fast to work from out in the field. Very expensive, unfortunately. I got
mine when they had them on sale a few years ago for half what they cost
now. Still, it is the best bag I have ever seen for carrying a small
camera and lenses.
http://www.popflash.com/bags/cases/straps/artisan-artist-gcam-7200-black-ny
lon/leather-camera-bag-new/
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On 12/16/13 11:45 PM, "Paul Braun" <pbraun42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>The biggest problem I'm having is that most bags today are designed for
>the body style of the typical DSLR or Mirrorless where the lens is all
>the way over to one side. Like my E-1. Since the E-M5 is designed a
>lot like an OM or traditional SLR, most of the bags I see won't work.
>It fits just fine in my old Tamrac that I used for the OM's. What I
>need is something like that, but roughly half or 2/3 the volume.
>
>I might just quit for tonight before I get really cranky(er).
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>Paul Braun
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