Need a rolling camera bag
I need something large enough to carry 2 camera bodies, 3 lenses and 2 flashes with room left over.
What would you get?
Since you know the size of your gear, I would go to the website of B&H or Adorama and see what's available.Greg Friedman wrote: I'm starting to get more professional gigs including weddings. I want to pick up a rolling bag that can carry more gear, yet look the part. I need something large enough to carry 2 camera bodies, 3 lenses and 2 flashes with room left over. What would you get?
Razky wrote:
Since you know the size of your gear, I would go to the website of B&H or Adorama and see what's available.Greg Friedman wrote: I'm starting to get more professional gigs including weddings. I want to pick up a rolling bag that can carry more gear, yet look the part. I need something large enough to carry 2 camera bodies, 3 lenses and 2 flashes with room left over. What would you get?
Or maybe I make a post on this site asking for recommendations?!
Greg Friedman wrote:
Razky wrote:
Since you know the size of your gear, I would go to the website of B&H or Adorama and see what's available.Greg Friedman wrote: I'm starting to get more professional gigs including weddings. I want to pick up a rolling bag that can carry more gear, yet look the part. I need something large enough to carry 2 camera bodies, 3 lenses and 2 flashes with room left over. What would you get?
Or maybe I make a post on this site asking for recommendations?!
Lowepro and Thinktank both have some nice rolling bags. Check out Think Tank Airport Security
My post was a recommendation!Greg Friedman wrote:
Razky wrote:
Since you know the size of your gear, I would go to the website of B&H or Adorama and see what's available.Greg Friedman wrote: I'm starting to get more professional gigs including weddings. I want to pick up a rolling bag that can carry more gear, yet look the part. I need something large enough to carry 2 camera bodies, 3 lenses and 2 flashes with room left over. What would you get?
Or maybe I make a post on this site asking for recommendations?!
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