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I'm looking for a camera bag for taking on holiday, and it will be my carry-on.

My local camera shop was a Jessops, so I have nowhere good to have a look at bags. I have tried online, but even with the descriptions and photos it's hard to tell what's a good bag or not.

What I'm looking for is:
- Dimensions less than 55cm x 40cm x 24cm
- Room for camera, 3 lenses, accessories
- Somewhere to put tickets, passports etc. (ideally A4 paper can fit)

HAs anybody any suggestions?
 
I purchased Thisfor my trip to Egypt in August. It's currently holding a gripped 500D with Tamron 17-50 lens attached, Canon 70-200 f4L and a Metz 48-AF flash, And there's still space for a smaller lens (50mm 1.8, maybe 1.4 at a push). That's just in the camera compartment. In the top, there is plenty of space, However it wouldn't fit anything A4 size unless folded. I have had tickets in there for a few local flights, So you should be fine. The bag itself is Airline compliant, so you wont have any issues taking it on a plane.

EDIT: The only other downside i will say, It doesn't have a rain/weather cover. It's not an issue to me, as previously had one for a backpack and it fits nicely.
 
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You didn't mention a budget, but I always use my Billingham Hadley Pro as my carryon luggage. Not cheap tho....
 
Another vote for a Billingham Hadley - superb bags, used them for years, never had any damaged equipment, and the more battered they become, the more handsome they are!
 
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think tank urban disguise 40 v2 ... or slightly bigger 50 v2
very comfortable and trendy! ... unless you want to look like J.R Hartley with a Billingham! ;-)
 
I use a Kata 3N1-30 for carry on, holds a body + 2 or 3 lenses and tickets, passport etc.
 
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