Bag Recommendations (yes I know!)

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I've picked myself up a Leica 240 with 50mm lens and I have my 13" MacBook, is there a "small" shoulder bag that takes these two items?

The 13" laptop seems to make the bag into the DSLR territory, for size - looking at Think Tank, but there may be bags I don't know about.

Thanks..
 
Thanks mate, that's a big old bag though. I think the desire for it to hold a 13" MBP might just be too much to remain compact.
 
Gogster said:
Thanks mate, that's a big old bag though. I think the desire for it to hold a 13" MBP might just be too much to remain compact.
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Whatever you get with your original requirements would have to be at least 13in in one dimension.
I had a Thinktank Retrospective 10 and 7, this bag is a lot less bulky than them.

Think moon on a stick is the appropriate term unless you reassess your requirements.
Ditch the laptop and you will find loads to suit, good hunting.
 
I am now using a Billingham (the small one without the handle on top) which will take my X-T2 with 10-24 attached, plus 16 & 35mm f1.4 lenses, or my 80mm f2.8 Macro. I have ditched the 13" MacBook, and have a 10.7" iPad Pro which fits quite nicely. The two front pockets take my phone/wallet/keys, the other either a couple of filters or a table top tripod. Batteries are in with the camera.
 
Budget option - Vanguard Havanah 36. has a back slip in pocket for laptop, and would go in the main pocket as well. Straps long enough for my favoured across body caryying. Spent ages looking for a bag that didnt sit like a solid lump on the hip, Most are too rigid to mould to your body although with a laptop its not going to do that anyway. My alternative option was going to be a padded insert in a normal dispatch type bag.
 
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