Just got a MBA 13" and the new Nikon D7000 ... Looking for the "perfect" shoulder or backpack style bag that wouldn't be too big...preferably the smallest (lightest) that would get the job done and protect the new gear. I would like it to fit a couple lenses and flash. Any recommendations? Thanks.
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Best bag for DSLR and MBA 13"
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You don't mention how long your lenses are ... but the Think Tank "Urban Disguise 35" works well for me with a 13" Air.
http://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/urban-disguise-35-v2.aspx
-howard
http://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/urban-disguise-35-v2.aspx
-howard
Where did you get your D7000? I'm only seeing them available from private parties for $700 over list price.
Got it at Best Buy the day it was released ... I originally was going to get it body only online but it was going to take a while and I was itching to get a hold of it ... I had a coupon from Best Buy at the time so it was actually a pretty good deal.
Thanks ... I saw this but it seems kind of big ... Do you have one of these? We don't have any local stores that carry these to actually take a look at.
I also was looking at this one from Case Logic but it is pretty much the same size.
http://www.amazon.com/Caselogic-SLRC-206-Camera-15-4-Inch-Backpack/dp/B002DW99H8/
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Although TT has a pretty tight control on the prices, you can occasionally find deals, especially at photo stores where they can discount without advertising the price on-line. They also occasionally pop up on eBay, POTN, and Fred Miranda buy&sell used or new/un-used.
The main compartment is completely re-configurable as all the dividers are velcro attached and moveable. The bag comes with several additional dividers as well as the two large ones that divide the space into 3 vertical compartments. The bag is one of the few bags out there that are tall enough to accommodate my 5D-II mounted to a 70-200/2.8.
The computer compartment perfectly fits a 13" MB Air (I have mine in the InCase neoprene as well).
-howard
National Geographic Bag
This is the one I use. Like it a lot!
http://www.amazon.com/National-Geog...2OSM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1289517153&sr=8-2
This is the one I use. Like it a lot!
http://www.amazon.com/National-Geog...2OSM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1289517153&sr=8-2
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Great bag. It is slightly big, but it held my Canon, 24-105 lens, 11-16 lens, 50mm, my 16" Vaio, and my clothes carefully placed. It was my sole piece of luggage while in South of France for 5 days. Oh, and I managed to cram 6 bottles of Trappist in it for the bullet train ride down from Brussels. That was a good train ride.
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The first time I read that, I didn't see "over list price". I'd gladly spend $700 on that body.