Two bodies leica camera bag.

[sergiojaenlara]

I am looking for a camera bag with two leica bodies, three lenses, flash and 20 canisters of film capability.
Can you help me?

 

[fixbones]

Have a look at Domke F6.
I just bought one in olive for me 1 month ago and am loving it.

 

[peter_n]

I regularly use a Domke F-2 for a kit that is one lens bigger than yours. An F-6 might be a bit tight I think.

 

[RichardB]

The large weatherproof Leica bag listed under the R camera section of the Leica website works for the M system also. It will do all you require with the bonus of the weatherproof section for your cameras and lenses.
I keep two M's with lenses attached and a third lens with flash, film, spare batteries and what not, in a 'ready to go' configuration. Grab the bag and I'm off, film already loaded, lenes attached. It is the best bag on the market for your Posted requirements.-Dick

 

[kshapero]

Straight from Photo Village

 

[benmacphoto]

Second the Domke F-2. I have my M8 with 28mm Biogon, M6 with 50mm Summicron. I keep my 90mm Summicron and 50mm Rare Earth lens both in the front pocket. There is plenty of space inside for film and the back pocket for film.

 

[Jeff Day]

I am looking for a camera bag with two leica bodies, three lenses, flash and 20 canisters of film capability.
Can you help me?

I like the Fogg bags - the e-flat ought to do the trick:

http://www.foggspecialistbags.com/e-flat.htm

 

[nickdando]

What about the larger of the Bare Bones Bags?

http://figitalrevolution.com/bare-bones-bag-camera-bag-leica-lomo-lca-zeiss-rangefinder/

I use the Bare Bones Bag (there are both larger and smaller versions available) and have been able to carry around a Leica M6 with Motor, Epson R-D1 in a Luigi half case, 90mm Summicron, 50mm Summicron, 35mm Summaron, 28mm Hektor, five films in the foil wraps, lens cleaning cloth, four 39mm filters in their cases, a Leica Universal Polariser in its case, batteries and spare cards for the Epson.

Nick

 

[sergiojaenlara]

I am looking for something nearer to fogg o billingham bags, figital bags are not very smart.

 

[Michiel Fokkema]

Domke j803 or f803. My favourites.

Cheers,
Michiel Fokkema

 

[brainwood]

Another vote for the Domke f 803.

I use mine all the time It's a great bag that dosen't shout camera bag.



Chris

 

[fuwen]

I am looking for something nearer to fogg o billingham bags, figital bags are not very smart.

I am using Fogg B Minor, but it maybe a bit small for your stuff .....

http://www.fuwen.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=77&Itemid=160

 

[alan davus]

Fogg B Major. Forget the rest and get the best.

 

[Spleenrippa]

Gawd, Fogg and Billingham bags are nice. Talk about $$$, though!
I'll stick to my Chinese A&A ripoff

 

[35mmdelux]

Real men do not carry Billinghams.

 

[back alley]

Gawd, Fogg and Billingham bags are nice. Talk about $$$, though!
I'll stick to my Chinese A&A ripoff

that's a nice looking bag.
the top stays open, no closure of any kind? just the flap that covers it when closed?

joe

 

[sergiojaenlara]

Real men do not carry Billinghams.

Can I know why?

 

[back alley]

Can I know why?

because he couldn't think of something clever to say

 

[Spleenrippa]

that's a nice looking bag.
the top stays open, no closure of any kind? just the flap that covers it when closed?

joe

No, there isn't any kind of internal flap/cover other than the bag's main flap. I haven't found that to be detrimental, though- my gear is still alive and well after seven months of (pretty much) exclusively using this bag.

Plenty of room for a couple cams with lenses attached- I always carry my Bessa R with either a GRDII in accompaniment or a Holga and other film P&S'. Of course, the other bits all fit too- film, fountain pen, notebook, Blackberry, wallet, etc

 

[35mmdelux]

Can I know why?

It's a cute bag I'll admit, something a proper lady might carry. LOL. I bought one last year and couldn't return it fast enough. Holy Christmas. I aint from West Hollywood. Turned around and bought a f803 Domke satchel in od green.