Carterofmars
Well-known
Just wondering... if I ever was to have a Mamiya 7ii. Not that I'm thinking about buying one or anything. I'm just wondering about it. Seriously, I'm not going to get a 7ii...
I think.
I think.
gilpen123
Gil
The lowepro slingshot 200 will fit everything you need.
Turtle
Veteran
It will, as will a Domke F2 with a bunch of lenses. You can even rejig the Slingshot 200 to allow instan access to the camera and lenses when against your chest. I use these two bags depending on what I am doing.
sprokitt
Established
I used to have a Mamiya 6 with all three lenses. I carried it in a Domke F3x, which worked great. Still miss that camera some days.
Mister E
Well-known
A Mamiya 7 and 3 lenses, one of them mounted will all fit comfortably in the 5 Mil from Crumpler.
IanForber
Member
Just got one of the new Billingham f2.8 bags for my Mamiya 7II. It has the extra depth over the Hadley range that the camera requires and would comfortably hold the camera with lens attached plus an extra lens and associated films, filters etc.
Not yet tried it out in anger but I'm pleased with it so far.
Ian
Not yet tried it out in anger but I'm pleased with it so far.
Ian
Carterofmars
Well-known
Well I'm not going to talk you out of it, the camera rocks.
I stuff mine into a Crumpler Six/Seven Million Dollar Home. It's just what I have handy without buying a bag especially for it. Works pretty well for the body w/lens, three other lenses, polarizer, meter and film. You could probably get away with a 5MDH even.
Well I did it.
7ii in hand an LOVE it! Now I just need to find a decent tripod and scanner for her. I'm looking at the V700.
semilog
curmudgeonly optimist
No, of course not. Whatever for?
(It's only, like, the coolest camera ever.)
(It's only, like, the coolest camera ever.)
craygc
Well-known
Two bodies with lenses mounted - one 65mm and one 43m. I use a Billingham Presstop 306
Carterofmars
Well-known
Anyone have any thought/opinions on the Domke F-1X ? I'm try to deside if I should get a bag just big enough to hold the 7II or get one that can hold the 7II and a Nikon body with lens. I think the F-X1 can do that. Or maybe a smaller Domke for just the 7II?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/15974-REG/Domke_700_02B_F_2_Original_Shoulder_Bag.html
Painful decisions...
The Crumpler is 7Mil is a contender as well...
Or a Domke F2...
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/15974-REG/Domke_700_02B_F_2_Original_Shoulder_Bag.html
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/15974-REG/Domke_700_02B_F_2_Original_Shoulder_Bag.html
Painful decisions...
The Crumpler is 7Mil is a contender as well...
Or a Domke F2...
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/15974-REG/Domke_700_02B_F_2_Original_Shoulder_Bag.html
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lynnb
Veteran
RRS is now making CF tripods - I can speak for the quality of their ballheads (I have a BH-40, but you might get away with a lighter weight BH-25 for the 7II), panning clamps and quick-release brackets - you might want to check them out www.reallyrightstuff.com
Carbon fibre will keep the total weight of your kit down.
Carbon fibre will keep the total weight of your kit down.
gerkshinobi
Member
i have a domke f6 in black canvas with the two lens insert instead of the 4 lens insert and it fits my 7II and will fit two other lenses no problem.
currently i only have one 7II lens so that stays mounted on the boty, but i've fit a ricoh gr21 and nikon 28ti in the insert comfortably. i've also packed tons of film in the front pocket and kept some filters and etc in the top pocket. sounds like its a big bag but its real nice and compact compared to the f2 which i find to be a bit bulky for travel
currently i only have one 7II lens so that stays mounted on the boty, but i've fit a ricoh gr21 and nikon 28ti in the insert comfortably. i've also packed tons of film in the front pocket and kept some filters and etc in the top pocket. sounds like its a big bag but its real nice and compact compared to the f2 which i find to be a bit bulky for travel