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One thing to check before you buy a bag it the zippers. I got one of thos Lowepro Orion Treckers when they were on offer. Stuffed it full of kit and had the body/grip and the 70-200 in the top section, with the zippers at the top near the handle - picked up the bag, zippers unzipped themselves cos of the weight and camera and lens came tumbling out :-( I now have to ensue the zippers are to...

I got a Lowepro Nova 1 AW from Ebay the other day for £10. It fits my 350D with a tamron 55-200 attached, the 17-55 and the 50mm lenses, plus quite a few Cokin filters, lens caps etc. There are reports of the connectors for the shoulder strap being the only issue with this bag, so I plan to replace them with something stronger. I think it's great, seems to provide quite a lot of protection for ...

Another vote for the slingshot - superb design, fits well balanced on the back then swings round to the front to have the camera staring you in the face in a couple of seconds - highly recommended Stephen

Just another thought, now someone has mentioned Jessops, if your not in a rush, last January they had some silly deals and discount codes floating around, remember the AW100 was being picked up for about 1/3 of its price as they had it at half price in the sale and there was a further 20% off discount code floating around. So maybe worth hanging on.

I sometimes use the Samsung GX10, brilliant little camera - BUT I find the Samsung software a bit clunky and I have yet to find a way to view the thumbnails via adobe but the free software FastStone image viewer solved all these problems. It also does a few image mnipulations so it's a real bargain piece of software.

I bought a Town & Country zoomster case from Jessops for my 20D - for when I just want to take the cam (with standard zoom attached) rather than the Lowepro bag. Many thanks for the suggestion, I'll try and take a look at one come the weekend. Little Jo > need to go for the minimalist approach, already have a multitude of camera bags with millions of pockets which all are met with 'You'...

Got a Kata H-14 in the end - spot on :o) Thanks for your input Richard