camera bag finder site

[welshscrapqueen]

I need to choose a new camera bag to fit all my equipment - Canon D60 with f2.8 attached and a 400D with a medium lens attached - not sure what type of bag to choose - perhaps a wheelie - not too keen on rucksack type as there is usually not a lot of room to spread it out on the floor.

Does anyone know of a good site or have any recommendations ??

 

[Martyn...]

I need to choose a new camera bag to fit all my equipment - Canon D60 with f2.8 attached and a 400D with a medium lens attached - not sure what type of bag to choose - perhaps a wheelie - not too keen on rucksack type as there is usually not a lot of room to spread it out on the floor.

Does anyone know of a good site or have any recommendations ??

Try a look here LINK

 

[silverman]

Try a look here LINK

Used that site myself and definitely a good one

Also lowepro have a bagfinder on their website which is useful.

 

[Nod]

I've just treated myself to a RedSnapper Snapper Duo. Should be plenty big enough for 2 bodies with lenses mounted and a couple of other lenses/flashes as well. Lots of side pocket room for spare cards, batteries, filters etc and an internal pocket for a laptop/netbook/tablet. Comes with normal handle, shoulder strap and belt, as well as a waterproof cover/groundsheet.

http://www.redsnapperuk.com/camera-accessories/Snapper_Duo.html

As an example of interior size, I'll tell you what I fitted in as a test load -

D700 with 24-70 f/2.8 Sigma.
12-24 Sigma
70-300 Nikkor VR
8mm Sigma fisheye
50mm Nikkor AF f/1.8
105mm Nikkor VR Macro (in end pocket).

Didn't bother using any other pockets for batteries, cards etc but there was plenty of room for more stuff but I couldn't be bothered to fully transfer everything from my usual LowePro MiniTrekker backpack. I bought mine after examining Yv's on their recent visit to the West Country and being impressed. IIRC, total cost inc P&P was slightly over £50. Since the current price is a special offer, the 10% TP mamber discount does not apply but IMO, even at the full current price, it's well worth it.