Which bag for Nikon RF?

[dave lackey]

Okay, being the el cheapo that I am by necessity...I found a Crumpler Bundle (L) that fits the S3 2000, just barely but adequately with room enough for several rolls of film.

$18.00 on sale in black.

The F3/T will fit but I should probably get this one next which would allow a bit more room for the S3 as well:

http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Crumpler-2-Million-Dollar-Home-Camera-Camcorder-Bag-Brown-MD0201A/sem/rpsm/context/100031632/oid/145299/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do


It provides great protection and is small enough to fit on your belt without a strap or tucked under your arm with the strap. Great buy!

 

[aoresteen]

While home on R&R I picked up a Tamrac bag for $30 at Wolf Camera. It holds my SP , Contax IIa, 25, 35, 50, and 85mm lenses.

http://www.wolfcamera.com/product/444765051.htm

I left my Domke bags behind. The Tamrac is a very nice bag.

 

[Jan Van Laethem]

I have two Lowepro bags for my Nikon F equipment, but they prove too large for a one camera, one lens set-up. A couple of weeks ago I found a Cullmann bag (see attached photos) which fits the bill perfectly. It has one detachable insert with velcro, which can be fixed in different positions.

The Nikon S with attached lens fits nicely, there is room at either side for small items like a viewfinder or a filter pouch. I can always add a second detachable insert from another bag if I need to carry more stuff. There is enough room at the top to store the camera with the viewfinder fixed on the accessory shoe. The bag is very well padded all around and has rubber 'feet' at the bottom for some extra protection.

I paid about 15 Euros for the bag, that would be roughly 20 dollars. Not exactly cheap, but not over the top either. There are of course other alternatives, especially if you want a camera bag that doesn't look like a camera bag. But this little bag is a nice addition to my camera bag collection and proves very practical.