anjoca76
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I just saw the TT Retro 10. I think it may be my next bag purchase. Probably much too big for your purposes, but I like their Retro line overall. I have a 5, which I like, but it's too small for extended travel. The 10 isn't boxy like the 5 and 7.
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the retros are so well made and classy looking…but i am partial to much less padding…the bowery, the bbb, the domkes…all without padding or with very little.
Highway 61
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Back in 1981 (yes : 33 years ago) my father bought me a leather photo bag as a birthday present. It was (at that time) a famous exact copy of the Domke F2 made of genuine leather and was made in southern France by an highly skilled craft man (now passed away).
I still have this bag and I'm still using it as my main photo bag when on travel.
For my daily use I have an old navy blue Domke F-803 which a friend gave to me some years ago. The latter is a bit smaller so it's more versatile. Still in pretty good shape although tattered quite a bit.
All in all, those two photo bags are my only ones.
And - no, I'm not living on Mars.
I still have this bag and I'm still using it as my main photo bag when on travel.
For my daily use I have an old navy blue Domke F-803 which a friend gave to me some years ago. The latter is a bit smaller so it's more versatile. Still in pretty good shape although tattered quite a bit.
All in all, those two photo bags are my only ones.
And - no, I'm not living on Mars.
f16sunshine
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Can anyone who has the Shibata bag tell me if the Macbook Air 11" fits in the front pocket?
https://shop.fstopgear.com/us/products/millar/shibata.html#.U0blWl5NzjQ
Great looking bag. I wish they did not need to put that ugly label on the front but... a seam ripper should make quick work of removing it.
Thanks for the reply
https://shop.fstopgear.com/us/products/millar/shibata.html#.U0blWl5NzjQ
Great looking bag. I wish they did not need to put that ugly label on the front but... a seam ripper should make quick work of removing it.
Thanks for the reply
kuvvy
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I just saw the TT Retro 10. I think it may be my next bag purchase. Probably much too big for your purposes, but I like their Retro line overall. I have a 5, which I like, but it's too small for extended travel. The 10 isn't boxy like the 5 and 7.
I have a new TT Citywalker 10 which is for sale as it's too big for my tiny kit. The Citywalkers are much lighter than the Retros.
Highway 61
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Is this a bags classifieds thread ? 
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gonna slap paul's hands…
i just listed 2 like new bags in kijiji…a tamrac and a promaster…i prefer to sell bags locally, just easier & cheaper than shipping a bulky bag.
i just listed 2 like new bags in kijiji…a tamrac and a promaster…i prefer to sell bags locally, just easier & cheaper than shipping a bulky bag.
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that shibata bag is very attractive…i like that material, polyspun yarn…so soft!
anjoca76
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I've accidentally dropped my bag enough to know I need the extra padding/protection!
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I've accidentally dropped my bag enough to know I need the extra padding/protection!
perhaps less coffee is called for?
kuvvy
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My bags don't get roughed up. My toughest is the Hadley which I've had over twenty years but gets used mainly when the weather is really bad or as a carry on bag.
My others are all lightweight with minimal padding.
You're right Joe about the Shibata material being soft. It's has a nice feel and comfy too. Took it today for its first real outing. Reckon it would fit your gear. I handled one at a photo show then found it cheaper from another dealer.
My others are all lightweight with minimal padding.
You're right Joe about the Shibata material being soft. It's has a nice feel and comfy too. Took it today for its first real outing. Reckon it would fit your gear. I handled one at a photo show then found it cheaper from another dealer.
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i may try one in the future...
kuvvy
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You're right Joe the Shibata is soft. Took it out today for its first real outing. Fits my Xpro, 35, 18, cv15 and Samyang 8mm.
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i want to fit 2 xe1 bodies, back to back, with lenses/shades attached and one more lens alone.
kuvvy
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Might well do that Joe. I'll have dig out the specs of your gear and measure it up.
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don't bother paul…it should fit.
i think the shibata is 12 or so inches wide…the bowery/bbb-e are both 10 and the cameras/lenses fit…so i would need another 2 or 3 inches...
i think the shibata is 12 or so inches wide…the bowery/bbb-e are both 10 and the cameras/lenses fit…so i would need another 2 or 3 inches...
kuvvy
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It is quite roomy. Not as slim as the BBB bags though but I don't think many are.
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just read this elsewhere…all millar bags are on sale for half price…use the code 'millar50'...
rybolt
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I've been looking for a bag to carry 2 Xpro 1 cameras and 3-4 lens plus a few batteries. I have a wing of my house devoted to bags and down in the lower reaches I found the perfect bag:


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..I have a wing of my house devoted to bags…
omg!
omg!
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