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    Quote: looks like nothing of interest from outside.

    Hmm. That's alwayus a bit of a concern.
    I was on the London Underground last weekend and there was a guy standing next to my wife with a huge Canon Dslr with an equally huge lens swinging from his shoulder. I looked around and a lot of people were loking at it, probably because it was such an obvious target.
    I lived in London for years and I've seen a number of purses and handbags removed from their owners on the tube. Sometimes the owners weren't even aware that they'd gone. This camera's owner was, presumably, not a local.

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    2 Sep 2011 - 10:25 AM
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    Hello!
    for a bag to carry the camera and lenses I think maybe one whith some extra reinforcement is not such a bad idea for a all terrain purposes.
    For almost no money I've made a tripod bag by using the legs of some old jeans. With a sewing machine and a little imagination you can manage to do a good job at a low price.

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    Quote: for a bag to carry the camera and lenses I think maybe one whith some extra reinforcement

    Ok for all you street shooters out there Smile

    Are you planning to be hit by a bus or slip up in dog poo, why do so many of you carry bulky heavy bags or back packs looking like your about to ascent Everest.

    JackAllTog
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    2 Sep 2011 - 1:39 PM
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    Horses for courses, or the right bag for the right time.
    I've never, ok just once, put the camera in a normal unpadded bag.
    When i'm actully in shooting mode the safest place for my camera is in my hand - i can use my whole body to protect it Wink


    Quote: a moulded soft inner that can go in a regular bag - any mfg's listening...

    Domke - here's an example http://domkebags.co.uk/en/domke-accessories/65-domke-fa-220-2-compartment-insert... - they have several types with velcro attachment so you can mix and match

    JackAllTog
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    2 Sep 2011 - 1:46 PM
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    Hi Keith, thanks that's fantastic - checking them out now..... A bit expensive but maybe.
    Thanks,
    Stuart

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