if you can find one...

[back alley]

found this bag while cleaning up…had forgotten that i had it…http://store.lowepro.com/streamline-100

it fits an xe1 or 2 plus the 35/2 with room to spare for a battery or 2…
nice bag, small, keeps flat against my side and very light weight.

 

[kuvvy]

Sold a few of these in our shop recently. Sold to Lomo users, Trip 35 users and mirroless users. Very small and lightweight.

 

[BlackXList]

Looks like a more rigid version of the Passport Sling, which is my favourite Lowepro bag.

Sadly the big logo on the site of this one puts me off. Looking up the newest version of the passport sling, I see they've slapped one on the side of that too.

http://store.lowepro.com/sling-bags/passport-sling-iii

At least it could be easily blacked out, one of my favourite things about the Passport sling is that it doesn't yell "Camera Bag"

 

[back alley]

i blacked out the logo...

 

[kuvvy]

Looks like a more rigid version of the Passport Sling, which is my favourite Lowepro bag.

Sadly the big logo on the site of this one puts me off. Looking up the newest version of the passport sling, I see they've slapped one on the side of that too.

http://store.lowepro.com/sling-bags/passport-sling-iii

At least it could be easily blacked out, one of my favourite things about the Passport sling is that it doesn't yell "Camera Bag"

I have the Sling II. Never use it as a camera bag but take it to work as a carryall bag. I see they still haven't changed the outer pockets. No flaps over them to keep things saf and dry. That's a poor design point for me.

Paul

 

[Ronald M]

Looks like a more rigid version of the Passport Sling, which is my favourite Lowepro bag.

Sadly the big logo on the site of this one puts me off. Looking up the newest version of the passport sling, I see they've slapped one on the side of that too.

http://store.lowepro.com/sling-bags/passport-sling-iii

At least it could be easily blacked out, one of my favourite things about the Passport sling is that it doesn't yell "Camera Bag"

Try a seam ripper or small sewing scissors. I remove all labels.

 

[rybolt]

Check out this one. I bought three of them at Christmas when they were $12.95. It holds and XT1 with lens plus an extra lens and batteries and cards.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ..._lp36589_pww_streamline_150_shoulder_bag.html

 

[back alley]

Check out this one. I bought three of them at Christmas when they were $12.95. It holds and XT1 with lens plus an extra lens and batteries and cards.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ..._lp36589_pww_streamline_150_shoulder_bag.html

looks like the next size up…good bags and a really nice price.

 

[BlackXList]

I have the Sling II. Never use it as a camera bag but take it to work as a carryall bag. I see they still haven't changed the outer pockets. No flaps over them to keep things saf and dry. That's a poor design point for me.

Paul

They're not exactly large pockets, so I don't tend to have anything much in them. One of the things I like about the Sling is that it makes me take less out with me, usually a 5d with a 50mm on it, maybe another lens, spare battery and a compact in the bag. It swallows all that with room to spare, the outer pockets are just a bonus.

Try a seam ripper or small sewing scissors. I remove all labels.

I've done this in the past, and sliced off rubberised labels, if it's stitching on a black background, I tend to use a paint marker and carefully black the stitching. works well, and there's no chance of damaging the bag.

 

[back alley]

t's not a sewn on label, it's printing on the material itself…a permanent marker and it's gone...