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why don't i have too many tripods?
what is it about bags?
i know this is not just about me...i know many of YOU have too many camera bags also!
the really truly sad thing is that today i was thinking that i need yet another bag...something in leather and small enough to carry a body with lens and another lens...i could see it in my mind...nice smooth, buttery black leather, no inserts, deep enough to hold a camera with lens to the side, easy in and out...
what is it about bags?
i know this is not just about me...i know many of YOU have too many camera bags also!
the really truly sad thing is that today i was thinking that i need yet another bag...something in leather and small enough to carry a body with lens and another lens...i could see it in my mind...nice smooth, buttery black leather, no inserts, deep enough to hold a camera with lens to the side, easy in and out...
Tony Whitney
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I think I have at least 10 around my place, Joe. Some are "collectable" bags - old-fashioned Leica leather jobs. I think I have four new bags in regular use for the Leica M6, Nikon S3, X100 and Ricoh GXR. Found a wonderful old Omnica bag in great condition the other week at Camera Traders in Victoria. Had to resist it though. No room for too many "collectable" bags...Cheers all...Tony
kokoshawnuff
Alex
I have three at the moment:
Think Tank Retro 5 (when I'm going out specifically to shoot)
Billingham Hadley large (used as a briefcase of sorts when on business trips)
Kata mini bee backpack (when I go hiking or on vacation to 'nature')
Though when its all said and done I typically just carry one camera and one lens 95% of the time when I'm local.
I'm good about donating or selling things I don't use, so I've probably had 10-15 different bags in th last 3 years
Think Tank Retro 5 (when I'm going out specifically to shoot)
Billingham Hadley large (used as a briefcase of sorts when on business trips)
Kata mini bee backpack (when I go hiking or on vacation to 'nature')
Though when its all said and done I typically just carry one camera and one lens 95% of the time when I'm local.
I'm good about donating or selling things I don't use, so I've probably had 10-15 different bags in th last 3 years
Spicy
Well-known
No such thing
hugivza
Well-known
I have too many bags too, but they all seem to get an outing. My latest is a "dothebag" in leather and it doubles as a work bag on occasion. I will probably donate them when we move back to Oz, in the meantime my collection of Feds, Zorkis, and Kievs brought joy to a local university camera club, so I know that I can part with some things (I think).
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
This is what I missed about RFF ... your bag posts! 
ChrisN
Striving
Funny - I'm still perfectly happy with my Billingham, which you (Joe) recommended to me back in 2007!
kuvvy
Well-known
A few weeks ago got a Tink Tank itywalker 10 and its a fine bag but too big for the smaller kit. So I contacted Randy at Think Tank and sugeted they produce something slimmer for us RF users. Something along the size of the Domke 803 but better. I even sugested just slimming down the Citywalker would be nice. Its lightweight, decent pockets and feels good.
I have currently:
Hadley original - only used as a flight bag or when the weather is really bad.
Bare Bones Bag - BBbe - not a bad size in the main compartment, the pockets are so tight to be fairly useless. Has to be worn bandolero style as it wont stay on your shoulder, even with the pad fitted. This is the early one that wont fit an ipad.
Bare Bone Bag - original - Used as a holiday bag when toting just a P&S,, sunglasses etc.
Lowepro Exchange Messenger - Now gets used as just that, a messenger bag and not a camera bag.
Think Tank Citywalker 10 - smallest of the range. bigger than the Hadley but very light. Nice materials, good pockets and stays on your shoulder thanks to a good grippy pad. Use it with a slimmer insert to make it less bulky. Possibily my fave so far but would love one made especially for an RF kit.
Paul
I have currently:
Hadley original - only used as a flight bag or when the weather is really bad.
Bare Bones Bag - BBbe - not a bad size in the main compartment, the pockets are so tight to be fairly useless. Has to be worn bandolero style as it wont stay on your shoulder, even with the pad fitted. This is the early one that wont fit an ipad.
Bare Bone Bag - original - Used as a holiday bag when toting just a P&S,, sunglasses etc.
Lowepro Exchange Messenger - Now gets used as just that, a messenger bag and not a camera bag.
Think Tank Citywalker 10 - smallest of the range. bigger than the Hadley but very light. Nice materials, good pockets and stays on your shoulder thanks to a good grippy pad. Use it with a slimmer insert to make it less bulky. Possibily my fave so far but would love one made especially for an RF kit.
Paul
Pete B
Well-known
Do you mean you have too few cameras? 
Pete
Pete
skibeerr
Well-known
My now 5 year old Billingham Hadley large bought here in the classifieds, came almost full circle from Hawaii to Belgium and now to OZ, was recently joined by the small and that's it.
Camera's on the other hand.......
Camera's on the other hand.......
bonatto
looking out
Hadley pro may have been my last bag purchase!
Who am I kidding...
Who am I kidding...
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
I am so under bagged! 
Sparrow
Veteran
... can one have too many tripods?
kuvvy
Well-known
Ive been saving up for some time now.

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This is what I missed about RFF ... your bag posts!![]()
it's good to be known for something, i guess...
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A few weeks ago got a Tink Tank itywalker 10 and its a fine bag but too big for the smaller kit. So I contacted Randy at Think Tank and sugeted they produce something slimmer for us RF users. Something along the size of the Domke 803 but better. I even sugested just slimming down the Citywalker would be nice. Its lightweight, decent pockets and feels good.
I have currently:
Hadley original - only used as a flight bag or when the weather is really bad.
Bare Bones Bag - BBbe - not a bad size in the main compartment, the pockets are so tight to be fairly useless. Has to be worn bandolero style as it wont stay on your shoulder, even with the pad fitted. This is the early one that wont fit an ipad.
Bare Bone Bag - original - Used as a holiday bag when toting just a P&S,, sunglasses etc.
Lowepro Exchange Messenger - Now gets used as just that, a messenger bag and not a camera bag.
Think Tank Citywalker 10 - smallest of the range. bigger than the Hadley but very light. Nice materials, good pockets and stays on your shoulder thanks to a good grippy pad. Use it with a slimmer insert to make it less bulky. Possibily my fave so far but would love one made especially for an RF kit.
Paul
i have 4 think tank bags now...sold one recently.
retro 5/7 and citywalker 10/20
the 20 holds all my gear and then some.
rolfe
Well-known
I thought I was the only one who had too many bags and tripods
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Here is my current favorite for a small Leica kit.
http://www.wotancraft.com/shop/bag/messenger
Here is my current favorite for a small Leica kit.
http://www.wotancraft.com/shop/bag/messenger
burancap
Veteran
Oh great.
Read the thread - a little bit of searching - and now a new bag is headed my way that I did not know I needed.
Read the thread - a little bit of searching - and now a new bag is headed my way that I did not know I needed.
paulfish4570
Veteran
i have several bags, but only one gets used as a "camera" bag: patagonia mini-messenger ...
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
You just need one more...
http://www.campmor.com/heavy-duty-m...ce=CI&ci_sku=63200&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw={keyword}
You know, to hold your other bags in when you're not using them...
Rob
http://www.campmor.com/heavy-duty-m...ce=CI&ci_sku=63200&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw={keyword}
You know, to hold your other bags in when you're not using them...
Rob
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