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Camera bag / case advice for Studio Shoots
After a camera bag/case to use for Studio Shoots. Will only be taken from car to Studio shoot, so not worried about carrying on back etc. After something that will hold 2 x DSLR's, couple of lenses & Flashgun. Want something a bit more substantial than soft case, possibly with better sectioning inside, but without breaking the bank. Any suggestions ??
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
I have a Lowepro minitrecker AW that would hold what you want. Very customisable inside with Velcro fittings. Internet prices are about £65 - 85. They have been offered recently as a bonus for subscribing to magazines. You may want to have a look around.
If you are not going to take it out there is a cheaper version that does not have the all weather gear on it. |
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
I also have a Mini Trekker AW, and i have to say when used as a rucksack, it is excellent. However, when carrying it by the top handle, the straps are all over the place and they are a real pain, dragging on the floor, getting tangled in stuff etc.
I'd consider a top-loader, or maybe a cheap metal or plastic briefcase style case similar to those used for DJ/audio kit/etc. Line it out with HD foam and you can make your own partitions. Try Maplins. |
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
I use bags by "tamrac". They are well made and a lot cheaper than "Lowe" and others...Kenny
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
Another vote for the greatness of Tamrac but I think Dave needs one of them aluminium flight cases - for when he accidentally runs over it in his Landy, it might just survive
![]() Strangely, I thought it'd be easy to find one to suit, but they all seem very shallow ![]() |
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
Peli cases look good, but too much for my wallet
PELI Store - Large Protector CasesI'll just buy a small suitcase & some foam ![]() |
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
I went for Tamrac as they do various types of bag - and I reckoned that they probably knew a thing or two about camera storage!
What about Tamrac |
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
You could also look at Peli cases, we use them for instruments at work, but they are not cheap. You can get them customised.
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Re: Camera bag advice for Studio Shoots
I have a Peli case which also doubles up as a seat........would easily hold the gear you mention but see you've ruled the Peli out
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