nakedcellist
Established
So I was looking for a nice little compact bag which would fit my M6 or M8 and my laptop (a macbook air 11"). After some research I found the think tank retrospect 10.
In standard form, I found the bag still a little on the thick side. I replaced the standard dividers with a billingham insert which I still had lying around. Thanks to this, the bag is a little thinner and my laptop fits in front of it. I am very happy with this combination.
In this photo you see my MBA 11" on the front, an M8 with elmarit 28/2.8, an M6, a Nokton 35/1.4 and under that a CZ Sonnar ZM 50.1.5. Normally I do not have the M6 with me, but I have a GF1 instead for video, or a elmarit 90.
In standard form, I found the bag still a little on the thick side. I replaced the standard dividers with a billingham insert which I still had lying around. Thanks to this, the bag is a little thinner and my laptop fits in front of it. I am very happy with this combination.
In this photo you see my MBA 11" on the front, an M8 with elmarit 28/2.8, an M6, a Nokton 35/1.4 and under that a CZ Sonnar ZM 50.1.5. Normally I do not have the M6 with me, but I have a GF1 instead for video, or a elmarit 90.
ChrisP
Grain Lover
I just picked one of these up. They're really nice can fit alot more in there than you have in there too. I would definitely recommend this one to others
Thardy
Veteran
Do you have photos of the bag at various angles?
sevres_babylone
Veteran
Thanks. I have been doing the same with my Safrotto Domke 803 knockoff. The Air fits either in the back pocket, or inside behind the dividers. The knockoff is a bit longer and thicker than the 803. For a long time, i saw that as a negative, and had stopped using the Safrotto. When I got the Air though, I was glad to have hung on to the Safrotto. (I did manage to wedge my Air into the 803 (wont fit the back pocket though), with a camera in there too; but it was a very tight fit, and I don't think it is practical.)
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