d3100 screen protector and recomend me a bag

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Just a quick one here just got my d3100 and want to keep it in top condition can anyone recommend me a screen protector...on my d40 I had a clip on one from new can you get this type for the bigger screen or just the stick on ones ....all so after a good bag for me cam and cpl of lenses and some bits any help please thanks kev
 
+1 for the GGS, tough and they're inexpensive.
 
Thanks for your help just orded one .....any recomendations on a good bag ....thanks....kev
 
kev_1664 said:
Thanks for your help just orded one .....any recomendations on a good bag ....thanks....kev
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If you want a "do it all" bag, then look at the LowePro Slingshot 102AW.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lowepro-SlingShot-102AW-Photo-Sling/dp/B003656Q7C

My D3100 fits in there nicely with 18-55 attached and with my 35mm prime lens and SB400 flash also in the main compartment. Plenty of space in the top pocket for chargers/batteries etc and loads of space for other bits and bobs too.

I keep everything in this bag when its at home. If i just want to take the camera out on its own, i've got a small crumpler bag.....
 
Thanks Zarch but just got rid of my lowpro slingshot just didnt like it at all .....want somethink more or a bag with stap not to big ....kev
 
Thanks Ian just what I'm looking for spot on ....bit pricey though any good deals any were .....thanks kev
 
Check out ebay, there are a few of the older models on there - muffin tops & ben's pizza, for less than £30
 
a lot of these "messengery" style bags don't have much protection so why not get a normal non camera bag for a fraction of the money and stick some bubble wrap in it.

I went out looking for a camera bag for my D7000 and my wife ended up finding one in a french connection oulet shop for about a tenner - I know it sounds a tad gay to have a fcuk bag - but it spot on size, doesn't say I've got a lot of camera gear worth stealing and with some bubble wrap offers ample protection.
 
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a lot of these "messengery" style bags don't have much protection so why not get a normal non camera bag for a fraction of the money and stick some bubble wrap in it.

I went out looking for a camera bag for my D7000 and my wife ended up finding one in a french connection oulet shop for about a tenner - I know it sounds a tad gay to have a fcuk bag - but it spot on size, doesn't say I've got a lot of camera gear worth stealing and with some bubble wrap offers ample protection.
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My Crumpler has loads of padding in it, plus the camera is right in your hand when you open the bag, no need to start unwrapping it from bubblewrap every time.
 
Thanks ian for the link think i will be getting one perfect mate thanks .....as for bubblewrap not to sure but each to there own and thanks for talking time to post ..........
 
Just a quick one do you think the Crumpler Muffin top 5500 would e to big for my D3100 or should i get the 4000.....
 
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