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Big bag needed to transport lots of gear


Vincentvandenberg

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Sometimes I have to transport a large amount of gear between my bases in Puerto Vallarta and Cancun.

 

The gear I need to transport:

 

Leica m9

50mm Noctilux f/1

50mm Summicron f/2

35mm Summicron f/2

W.A.T.E.

Canon 5D mk2

70-200 f/2.8 is L

24-70 f/2.8 L

50 mm f1.4

100 mm macro f2.8

fisheye

Canon 580 flashgun

2x nikon sb 28

2 x pocket wizard

portable external hard drive

17 inch Macbook pro

 

Do does anyone know what bag would fit all of this stuff? I like the look for the Billingham 550 but can't seem to find out if it will fit my 17 inch macbook pro?

 

Any suggestions?

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I'm a huge fan of Domke bags. They come in a range of sizes to suit all requirements. I have two. One of them holds an M and a couple of lenses and the other can hold a full DSLR setup or even my full medium fomrat kit.

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I have similar needs and I transport my Leicas and 4 lenses and the Sinar-M system with four AF lenses, grips, a tripod head and my 17 inch MBP etc. in a 86 series KATA organizer. The KATA has a trolley.

A Mountainsmith rucksack is a way to go if you do not need a trolley.

Yevgeny

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I think that by the time you've also added in the 'extras' such as batteries, power supplies, cables, cards, discs, card-reader, reflectors, cleaning kit and all the other essential miscellaneous kit that tends to find its way into our bags, you are looking at at a cabin trunk and at least one porter. :)

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I have the Billingham 550 and my Macbook Air fits in with huge amount of room to spare. I believe that people put the 17" in the Hadley Pro and the 550 has much more laptop room than the Hadley Pro. I have the M9, 50 Noct, 35mm, 90 Cron, 28 Cron and a Nikon D3 and a whole bunch of Nikon glass. If you really are serious about the 550 then I could try and pack a representative collections including Speedlights and Pocket Wizards. Let me know,

 

Ian

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Look at the Think Tank range

 

Pro Camera Bags, Camera Backpacks, Digital Camera Bags: Think Tank Photo

 

probably the rolling bags if you only want to transport equipment from A to B, or the backpacks if you carry it all around with you regularly. They are the best made (and best designed) camera bags I have ever come across.

 

Steve

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