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It looks like I'm going to be passing through a lot of airports this year. I've been travelling with my 15" laptop, iPad and Nikon D7000 with 5 lenses. I normally carry my camera around in a Lowepro flipside AW400, but I find that slightly awkward to use because I can't get to the bottom of the case easily, and there's no space for a laptop.
My work laptop bag has broken and they've agreed to pay for anotherone, given the amount I travel, so I'm looking for something that is a camera bag that also fits a laptop. I prefer rucksacks because I tend to go "All Terrain" when photographing. I came accross a Caselogic SLR-106 which appears to tick all the boxes, but I'd like your opinion, on this or any other case that could compete.. Since I'm not paying, the price isn't relevant. ![]() Case Logic SLRC-206 Backpack Digital SLR Camera Bag NEW | eBay UK
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don't know about caselogic but I've just bought the Lowepro Pro Runner 350 AW DSLR Backpack which solved all of my problems including the laptop and my backup camera.
I don't know how much camera space you need on the go but it holds almost everything!
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I use the Thinktank Shape shifter.
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National Geographic camera backpack.
If its good enough for Nat Geo its good enough for me.
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Olympus user, Fuji E900, a canon & last but not least a Minolta 35mm and some really old large format box cameras.Not to mention a whole bunch of other stuff. Paint Shop Pro X3, CS3,CS5, Portrait Professional, Topaz Adjust, Lucis Art and the list goes on........ www.alockintime.com |
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Went to a vintage shop today and saw a cool, old vintage, brown leather Pentax camera bag that gave me nostalgia when I saw it (reminded me the ones that my dad used to carry around when I was very young). I wish they still made them!
Now you're making me think about going back to that shop and spending money on it that I shouldn't be spending........ Darn it. |
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![]() Nice thing is that when empty, it packs away very compactly. ![]() Sorry, couldn't resist. |
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Hmm.. I heard they were specifically designed for Canon..
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Nikon's are stored in paper lunch bags.
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