Large Travel bag

[tuanvinh2000]

Hi everyone,
I was thinking of getting a rather bigger bag to have both clothes and camera in it.
Found this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SAFROTTO-CA...1?pt=US_Camera_Cases_Bags&hash=item3380d771c7
Debating between that and a f2. Is a f2 too small to have clothes in the same bag? I usually have 1 body + 2 lens and a TLR when travel.
Already have a f803 but can't fit any clothes in it at all.

 

[kxl]

For how many days? IMHO, traveling with one bag for clothes and camera necessitates a backpack; maybe a daypack. I recommend the Kinesis Gear pack with internal attachments for camera gear. Check them out a kgear.com. I have and use their gear when I travel.

 

[tuanvinh2000]

2-3 weeks of travelling. I would have my back pack with me to store laptop and some clothes. I would like to have a sling bag to have easy access to camera and clothes.

 

[benji77]

I guess it really depends how much clothes you intend to have.

If you are referring to a Domke F2, I did that with an M-Mount camera, with 3 lens, GRD4, charger, toiletries, about 40 rolls of film, 3 tops, 1 bermudas, travel book, notebook. (8 day trip)

But I did add a Crumpler and Lowepro pouch to compliment the setup.

I'd say the largest (in Domke comparison)would be the Domke F1x, which would be pretty big.

 

[tuanvinh2000]

yes i'm thinking F1x. Might also consider Billingham 335 but it's a bit expensive for something i dont use quite often.
I'm thinking air travel one back pack and one camera bag for 2-3 weeks.

 

[benji77]

I have personally tried the 335, and I didnt like it.

If you enjoy the working speed of the Domke, the 335 simply does not cut it (personally). The 335 is cumbersome, unlike the Domke's clean working style, the hook & loop, the quick flaps, the wide mouth and base all make the Domke a faster, more efficient bag.