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It doesn't look like a camera bag and here is what I have in it without being a weight distraction:
1 Canon Elan 7 35mm body
28-105mm lens for Elan
17-35mm lens for Elan
1 Canon T3i body
18-55 lens for T3i
55-250 lens for T3i
Cable release for both
7 filters
10 rolls of film
This is perfect for hiking. It is about 1.5x the size of an NFL football in this configuration. I'll be attaching my portable tripod to this for trips, and it won't be a problem at all.
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I'd outgrown my small Lowepro bag and it was time to upgrade, but I didn't want a traditional bag that screams "CAMERA BAG! STEAL ME!" so I started to look at canvas messenger bag styles. I wanted a Billingham, but I didn't want to spend the price of a macro lens on it. Domke was nice, but also pricey. I saw this one and the size seemed right.
It is a bit bigger than I'd envisioned, but I don't usually walk around with a camera bag. Most times I simply go out with one lens on the camera and have at it. I needed a bag to travel with and it is a good carry-on size, and fits well in the car. It fits my Nikon D7000, three prime lenses, an SB400 flash, my 13 inch MacBook, my iPad, a Coolpix 6200 and all of the chargers and connectors for same with room left over. I canibalized an old Tamrac bag for extra inserts (they were even the same color) to give more protection. If I take out the insert I could use it as a small overnight bag should I need to flee the country.
It wasn't a Koolerton, but rather a Courser bag that I got. No big deal as neither is a name brand. The build quality looks good and it should wear nicely. On a side note, I loved the bad translation in the product description of the product.
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From the picture from the seller the product looks very large. For me it is a perfect size. Not as big as it looks in the picture. Plenty of room for my new Sony SLR and a couple of lens. plus room for cords and battery charger and my ipad too. Still room for my wallet and a water bottle in the outside pocket. I will try to upload a picture so you can see the size better too.
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This bag seems to be built to last. It hasn't gotten any super heavy wear from me yet, but it has been helpful in carrying around my camera, an extra lens, a cleaning kit, a wallet, the camera charger, and other little extras for every-day life. I love the extra outside pockets and the sections inside. The only downside is that this bag is HUGE to carry around, but what else can you expect if you want space on the inside? Still, I have gotten tons of compliments on my cool-looking bag. I would recommend it for sure.
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I live overseas and do a signficant amount of international traveling. I bought this camera bag because I was looking for something that a) didn't scream "camera bag"; b) could be construed as casual and cute (when compared to other camera bags); and c) had a small compartment to hold my passports. It has completely lived up to all expectations. This bag has room for my DSLR, an extra lens (or two if you want the weight), my wallet, phones, an extra jacket, a water bottle, and my kindle. It is perfect for day long excursions (though you have to be careful about the weight because it can hold more than you might want to carry). It's a little wider than a normal messenger bag would be so it is a little bulky, but considering what I wanted it to do, this is the best bag for me. Finally, its multiple compartments, zippers, and the flap over the top add an extra deterent to pickpockets. I'm able to keep my wallet and passports in the small zipper pocket inside the big zipper compartment, under the snapped flap. Overall, I'd say this is an excellent camera bag for any serious tourist/traveler.
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