MiniBags???

[Bob Michaels]

pants pockets only

pants pockets only

I'm a pants pockets only guy. Usually camera in hand, no strap. And a pocket full of film. Very occasionally a different lens in another pants pocket. But when I have two lenses, there is always the temptation to switch lenses and miss a shot.

I guess I just need to keep the equipment real simple so I can focus 100% on making photographs.

 

[__hh]

I no longer use camera neck/wrist straps. Two M6's, each with Zhou's case. 35mm on one, 50mm on the other. Both in a Domke F5xb with spare room for a 90mm and 28mm back to back and 4 rolls of film.

Good protection, but small, light, and discreet.

I hope that this config will be *the one* and no more stuffing around with various bags/dividers/gear configuration.

 

[Al Kaplan]

I'm still using the original 1970's vintage Leica bag, the one that the "Classic" is copied from. It's getting a bit ratty looking but it still has at least thirty more years life in it. Sometimes I'll pad lenses and bodies with pieces of bubble wrap but I usually don't bother. When Leitz first introduced that bag it was kind of a promotional item at a very reasonable $17.50.

 

[LADP]

I use a black Fogg B-Laika for one M body and maybe a lens or two. I also have an A&A torpedo bag, which is a little bigger and features waterproof material. I can carry two M bodies and 3 - 4 lenses as well as a couple of rolls of film, filters, etc.

The B-Laika is my favorite small bag that I've tried. I do like the looks of that Evans Walker model by A&A, but I don't have one.