Camera Bag Recommendations?

[GBPhoto]

Hi,

I was wondering what everyone recommends for a camera bag because I currently have the Crumpler 4 million Dollar Home and it wont be big enough to house 3 lenses and a body. Thank you everyone.

~Garrett

[RichardTaylor]

Are you looking for
(1) shoulder bag?
(2) Small backpack.
(3) Waistpack?.
(4) Bet/harness system?

Personally I like Think Tank products although I do have a Domke shoulder bag.

[OsmosisStudios]

I use exclusively Lowepro. Im using a Rezo180AW for general use (shoulder bag) and have a smaller 160 for lighting and accessories (also a shoulder bag). My backpack is a Compudaypack, and Im looking at both their Street and Field system as well as a Computrekker plus AW.

[GBPhoto]

I am looking for a small backpack or a shoulder pack. Sorry, forgot to say that earlier.

[Nicole]

I recently replaced my Crumpler 5 Million with a Tenba Messenger Bag (large). I liked the way it looked and it fits what I use on a regular basis, which was my criteria for replacing it. So what I keep in it is:
D90 with grip
Sigma 10-20mm
Nikon 50mm
Sigma 105mm
(SB600 - Sometimes)

[OsmosisStudios]

Originally Posted by GBPhoto

I am looking for a small backpack or a shoulder pack. Sorry, forgot to say that earlier.

What, exactly, are you looking to carry?

[RichardTaylor]

Keep in mind shoulder bags can become very uncomfortable when they are loaded up with a lot of gear .

The two main shoulder bags I use are
(1) Domke F-4AF - A great working bag.
(2) Think Tank Urban Disguise 40 for those times I need to look the part.

For back pack it is either.

(3) Think Tank Glass Taxi which can be customised with the addition of a belt and relevant pouches to carry water bottles or extra gear
(4) Lowepro Fastpack 250 - Very easy to access your camera and also carry a bit of personal stuff as well.

[Rolling Stone]

I've got the Thinktank backpack. Love it. They come in all sizes so I'm sure you will find the one that fits your needs.

[javavibe]

I've started using a Kata 3N1-30 camera bag and love it. You can configure the bag as a sling , back pack or a cross over. This is the large one, and I can carry a Canon 50d with lens on (300mm), three other lens, and a flash in the camera compartment. There is easy access from the side to the camera area. Couple of small side pouches for batters and such. And a top compartment for other incidentals. I used to carry a shoulder bag, but if I was doing any long walks it was uncomfortable. The Kata bag has been perfect.

[sk66]

For a shoulder/sling bag I like the Tamrac Velocity Series. I have a Velocity 7 and Velocity 9. The 7 is a little small for a body w/ grip or longer lens (i.e. 80-200mm f/2.8).