the perfect camera bag

[macee]

Meg posted this stylish and functional camera bag, by Kelly Moore, and I think I might need to have it. I even went as far as to email it to Kevin :) I figure it's the least I deserve being the mother of his children, right? ;) He's always complaining that I leave my camera all over the house and one day it's going to get broken...well, not if it

Comments

[camdynlyn]

Beautiful... but pricey for a camera bag. I'm semi-professional and not sure I could drop that kind of money for a camera bag. I use a heavy-duty camera backpack for storing it (padded) and I have a lens bag that I can put over my chest for shoots. It holds 2-3 lenses (plus my other things like keys, grey card, etc) if I don' have my camera in there or I can put my camera and 1 lens.

[linnyloplop]

I agree! I think this is more for professional people (though very nice!). Do you even have 2-4 lenses to put in it? Your camera might be swimming in it if you don't have much stuff to fill it up.

[macee]

I have 3 lenses and an external flash, so definitely enough to fill the bag. I just have to decide if I want to spend the money.

[linnyloplop]

I have 3 too and I only use one! It is funny how I have gotten so attached to just one lens. Personally, I would put the money toward another piece of equipment, but do what you want. Have you looked at bags on etsy? There are some cute ones there.

[jbbnyc]

Hmmm-well are you going to use it just to store it or also bring your camera with you. I actually don't have an SLR so really no nothing about bringing them with me places. However I would think if it is just to store you could find something cheaper and put the money you save towards something else.

However if you are going to be using it to bring your camera with you maybe it is worth it. However the bag itself looks heavy so might be annoying to have to be shlepping that and a diaper bag.

[noa_le]

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