A Good camera bags for both beginners and serious amateurs

[SimplyS]

Getting a camera bag can be a daunting task for both beginners and serious amateurs. Many are not sure which bag to purchase for a few reasons:

(1) How many camera bodies can the bag carry? (Some may consider getting a backup camera)
(2) Is it too bulky or too small?
(3) Is it weather proof? With raincoat or cover?

It is also common for photographers to eventually end up with a few camera bags within a year from the start of the hobby, either they buy the wrong bag or the bags were given as Christmas.

At the end of the day, many are still unable to find their all time favourite camera bag.

Perhaps you can take a look at this bag, LowePro D400 AW.
Check this link http://www.lowepro.com/Products/Shou...er_400_AW.aspx

You should be able to purchase this bag from most big camera shops.

[BlackHawk]

Hi,

Would like to know whether a full load on D400AW, the shoulder pad will hurt after carrying for a long period of time?

Do you guys change the shoulder straps to a weight reduce straps?

[SimplyS]

You can try the US Optic Pro elastic camera strap. It help to reduce the weight.

[Madsumm]

Hi Steven,

Do you know how much this will cost?
Looking for a quick access one..

Rgds

[Chelle]

Hey what do you think of the camera bags from Crumpler?

[Madsumm]

Originally Posted by Chelle

Hey what do you think of the camera bags from Crumpler?

They have a lot, which one are your fancy?

I hv 2 from them. 6milliondollar bag, and Whickey & Cox too.

Rgds