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Arrgytehpirate posted:The stitching is pretty thick. I imagine if you have skill with that kind of thing it'd be easy to remove. I can't say for certain though. I plan to put some kind of iron on patch over mine. across your body if you can. If your strap can't do it then you can get one with a spongy/sticky/rubbery surface, or get a Blackrapid.
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Ryand-Smith posted:Hey all, any suggestion for holders for lenses? I have a decent bag in that with the extra battery attachment fits in the small bag in the bag, but now I am struggling for a solution to hold my actual lenses inside the bag. I... what?  So do you have a small bag/pouch to hold just your camera (I assume with one lens attached) and need to carry more? Or are you talking like a sort of holster like this: http://store.lowepro.com/toploader-pro-75-aw-ii
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Aaahhh OK. There are various bag inserts you can get that are normally for regular bags/backpacks that should be on the smaller end to hold just a couple lenses. Basically you're just buying the padding instead of the entire bag. Here's an example
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MadlabsRobot posted:I need a recommendation for a backpack. A number of Lowepro's backpacks have tripod holders along the side or bottom these days. I have the Hatchback 22L which does not have a specific tripod strap along the side but will hold a gorillapod in the side waterbottle pocket just fine. I have the Sport 200 as well and that will carry one along the bottom. E: Both have a lot of room for non-camera gear as well. Plenty of room for water bottles (the SPort 200 has a space for a Camelback bladder too), rolled up jackets, batteries, food, etc.
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MadlabsRobot posted:I don't think I would trust a gorillapod for the 67 and the "Sport"-line seems kind of cramped in the camera compartment. However, Lowepros "bagfinder" tells me that a Flipside 500 AW might fit so I'm going to check that out a bit closer. If you live close to a good camera store or a Best Buy, you may get to see one in person. Most stores like that usually have a ton of Lowepro bags.
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MadlabsRobot posted:Yeah, I think I'm going to have to bring all the stuff I want to fit to the store and try out bags until I find something that works. That's your best bet. Every store out there should let you drop your stuff in them to see how it fits.
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Thinktank makes great stuff, you should love it
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You can find pads like those for mail carriers on the cheap as well sometimes. They're awesome.
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404notfound posted:What's the best way to carry a camera on a sling strap and bring along a few lenses, without looking like a complete goober with a fanny pack or something? Depends a bit on the sizes of the lenses, but I've usually found a backpack or sling bag best for keeping things out of the way. A backpack isn't going to flop around or move much, and most sling bags these days are very stable as well.
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8th-snype posted:Put the lenses in your rear end. Mods new thread title pls
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frogbs posted:Does anyone know where I can get some of these triangular split rings? I actually only need one, I lost one that came with a used X100T I bought. I know that Hama made some, but B&H says they are no longer available... HPL's suggestion is good, and you might also poke around some local art supply and crafting stores.
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Graniteman posted:I've got a crumpler 5 MDH that is just a little too small. I want a bag to carry my generic walking-tour kit: Maybe I'm being overly simple but why not a 6 or 7 MDH instead?
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Anyone have any of Tenba's shootout backpacks? Looking for some backpacks that could hold my digital and film bodies if I wanted to a "haul everything" trip.
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Cool, thanks 
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So I finally got a Pelican case on a lightning deal and holy poo poo I see why people willingly pay a premium for these things, it's drat near bulletproof  I also grabbed the Tenba 24L and this should be a great way to haul both my mirrorless and film setups. Built really well and pretty comfortable even when loaded up.
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Lowepro Photo Sport is more gear capacity than lens capacity as well. And yeah, Domke bags have a bunch of velcro walls you can customize.
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powderific posted:For just two lenses and a body I'd seriously consider just getting a padded insert and using a regular hiking backpack. This is also a very good point.
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Red_Fred posted:That looks nice but I was kind of thinking of getting one that attached via the tripod mount. Is that a good idea? I have the blackrapid cross shot for my mirrorless and love it
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I just got the Tenba DNA 15 to replace my ThinkTank, which was getting beat all to hell (through no fault of its own. That bag was awesome, I just beat the absolute poo poo out of it). So far I really like it. The shoulder pad moves far smoother along the kinda seatbelt material strap, and I forgot how much I missed having a zipper along the top of the main flap.
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Meaty Ore posted:Thanks; I'll be looking into these. The Pelican 1504 looks attractive for it's protective qualities, though the Flipside Sport would make it easier to lug stuff around outdoors. I'm anticipating some decent hikes with climbing gear in tow along with the camera, so I'll have my work cut out for me no matter what I go with. Pelican cases are today Amazon's deal of the day, by the way.
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I finally took the time last week to set up my pelican case to my liking. Oh my god these things are so worth the money. They're drat near bombproof.    
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Bottom Liner posted:Am I reading right that that's the 1550 size? It's the 1560, so it's too big for airline carry-on, (it does have a slide-out handle and wheels) but honestly I'd trust this to protect my stuff if I checked it.
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