Got my contest prize Photography Talk Camera Bag in and it's Awesome!>>
Then I stuffed all my current gear into it and it barely makes a dent. 
So many little pockets and features that my kids wouldn't stop messing with it. I plan to take some pictures of it, but I my camera hand is on sick leave for the time being, and my left hand is a horrible photographer. It will definitely be my big shoot, and travel gear bag from now on.Thanks so much Photography Talk Peeps!
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You mean, it's "out of the bag".chasrich wrote: Oh darn... keep the reunion on the downlow. I think Alex was going to surprise Jackie with the news.
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Cre8tivefix wrote: I felt like a kid at Christmas! It's the Vanguard Uprise 38, with a great Photography Talk logo on it. Something I'm sure I never would have paid enough to buy for myself. The logo adds just enough personality to it too. I took it apart, rearranged all the panels a few times and then set them back to the default.
Thanks so much Photography Talk Peeps!
Glad you got the bag! 
JoAnne Muzila wrote: Congrats on the bag, I would like to see some photos myself
Thanks
My hand is still in a brace right now. It's made me fairly unmotivated to mess with my gear. I'll get some pictures up once I get back into things.
www.photographytalk.com/forum/the-lounge...messenger-bag-review
Personally speaking, all i can fit in it is my camera and one lens (that's after taking out the inner padding).
Then again, the lens I'm talking about is the 70-200 2.8VR II and the camera is the D3s.
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