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Oh yeah, get rid of dem der canon straps!
Get yourself a set of OPTech Neckstraps and embrace the wonder that is a padded neckstrap! Also they have clips that detach the strap from the main body so you can quickly remove/add the strap as you need to (great for when you want to shoot on tripod and not have the strap dangling around and getting in the way)
Also you call That camera porn - bah - not a single macro lens in the bag - FOR SHAME! Now this is slightly better: :mrgreen:
And I've not even got my 2*teleconverters or diopter in that shot
Ahh but I don't have the Canon bag Tis a LowePro MiniNature Trekker
Lowepro - Mini Trekker AW
and honestly I need to upgrade it oneday for something with a better harness setup on the shoulders. I've quickly found that the lighter design shoulder straps and back are just not up for walking longer distances with heavier gear.
And on the camera body front just a little 400D so far - and its got to last me a lot longer as I build up the lens collection first
Ahh but Lowepro has a lifetime warranty and it holds over £3K worth of gear!!!
And no no I don't have enough lenses - a nice 8-16mm, 24-105mm and 300mm f2.8 and then I'll consider upgrading the body (though in all truth chances are I'll only get as far as the two zooms 300mm f2.8 lenses are expensive)
You are most definitely more of a pro than I am...oh god, now there's going to be levels of pro once we reach pro...I'm a Level Two, 7th Degree, Section 8 - Subsection D "Pro"...
That's not even close to Gear Porn. Overread, you know I love ya, but same goes for you.
1) - As already stated... get some decent straps.
2) - 2 bodies equal 2 bags. Always have a lens mounted.
Now if you really want to see some Gear Porn.............