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Camera Bags? Specifically for a d200

Phelptwan

Phelptwan

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So I'm going to get my dad a camera bag for Christmas. He's got a d200 with a 18-200mm lens and a 17-70 lens. He likes to have them both on hand. He as has a couple spare batteries and a sb800 flash. So I realize it will have to be a pretty big camera bag. So, the question being I have no idea where to get any camera stuff online and I have no idea what a good camera bag brand would be to even start with. Any body have any advice for me? Thanks in advance.
 
PS-RagE said:
If you are thinking a shoulderbag, Lowepro's ProMag2 is a very capable little bag. It will fit the items you listed with room to grow.
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Looks like a pretty nice bag. I guess I didn't realize how expensive the nice ones were. Well it's a start. Thanks PS-RagE. Any other contenders that might be a little smaller?
 
You can always go with one of these,
Camera Bag

I have one for my camera and accessories and there is plenty of space in there.
 
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The Tamrac Velocity 7 is pretty nice and small. Also check out Domke for shoulder bags. Right now I'm using a Crumpler 7 Million Dollar Home but it's pretty big.
 
I hike a lot myself so Im using my Camelback Ranger pack it carries water my lenses and, my extra stuff.
 
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