kshapero
South Florida Man
Just like the old days but better. A black bag that zips along the top for quick access. Beautiful red interior. Great strap. And that black exterior begins to wear almost instantly telling the world you are a seasoned street photographer. Finally I will get the regconition I so rightly deserve.
philhirn
Medic
I´d be tempted by the Sebastiano if they wouldn´t be a hassle to get in(to) europe. Another consideration is, would a Rolleiflex fit inside that bag with padding?
rogue_designer
Reciprocity Failure
I've had my eye on a couple of those for a while. Shame about the price. But they are pretty.
kuvvy
Well-known
I'm interested in the 'Oskars One Day Bag'. Seems to be what I want. I like my Safrotto but it's like the top half of the bag is wasted space when carrying my RF. Want similar to the Safrotto but with less depth. Any other suggestions beside the Oskar?
rogue_designer
Reciprocity Failure
kuvvy said:
Domke F-5XB?
kshapero
South Florida Man
I see an A&A Evans Walker in your future.kuvvy said:
Tuolumne
Veteran
Me neither. The A&A bag is great for RFs.
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EricC
Member
kuvvy said:
Try a Domke J803, the ballistic nylon version of the F803 Satchel
http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=1383&PT_ID=386
It does not look like a camera bag at all.
Eric
MikeL
Go Fish
Cale Arthur
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Truly.. and this bag looks nearly identical to the bag i mentioned in this thread, which happens to be less than 1/10th the price of the A&A..rogue_designer said:
Btw, nice rig, Mike! Beautifully compact..
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kuvvy
Well-known
I didn't mention i already have the Domke 5xb. While okay, I don't like the zipped access and it can also be on the small side. Ideally the new bag would fall somwhere between the Domke and my Safrotto, which EricC is the clone of the 803. Thanks for your opinions anyway.
Rico
Well-known
Nix the zipper. I like to shoot out of the bag, and have a "box" bag and a Domke F-6 where the top flips right back. Am now looking for a bag with pull-out tray table. 
RObert Budding
D'oh!
I'm happy with Timbuk2 messenger bags - waterproof and very strong. I just place my lenses in pouches and I'm good to go.