Camera Shoulder Bag

[twistedlogic]

I've been looking at getting a nice camera bag over the past couple months, and this morning I ran across this little guy
Lowepro Apex 140 AW Shoulder Bag for only $20 bucks. :thumbsup:

Not exactly what I was looking for, but I'm thinking I could use it when I want to go light. If not, I'm sure I could dump it off on a family member, .

 

[corkyg]

Looks decent - especially for the price. But, if you want to carry a lens or two, you would have to attach outside lens bags.

I have used this little Lowepro for a couple of years. It is a shoulder bag, a carry bag, or a waist belt bag. Adding the two lens bags makes it very flexible, especially for air travel.

Bag

 

[tdawg]

Your link doesn't work, so I didn't look at it, but given the description, you might want to look at the crumpler 1 Million Dollar Home, i.e., http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/...llion_Dollar_Home.html

Nice looking little bag and doesn't scream "Camera gear here!".

 

[996GT2]

I used to have a Lowepro Fastpack 100, but I feel like my Crumpler 6 Mil. Dollar Home is a much better bag in terms of overall usability.

 

[twistedlogic]

Originally posted by: corkyg
Looks decent - especially for the price. But, if you want to carry a lens or two, you would have to attach outside lens bags.

I have used this little Lowepro for a couple of years. It is a shoulder bag, a carry bag, or a waist belt bag. Adding the two lens bags makes it very flexible, especially for air travel.

Bag

Where can I find these at?

This one of them?

 

[corkyg]

Yeah - those are the types of side bags for lenses in the B&H page. I just went to my nearest camera shop and looked at what there was and then decided on what I wanted. I have used B&H and also local shops like Samys in the L.A. area.